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Al-Noor School
Private Pre-K, Elementary, Middle, High School
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Grade Pre-K-12
675 4th Ave,
Brooklyn, NY
629
Students
B+
School Details
Head of School
Ismael Khalil
Student Teacher Ratio
12:1
Average SAT Score
1260
Average ACT Score
28
Average GPA
3.7
Graduation Rate
100%
Annual Tuition
$6,500
Religious Affiliation
Muslim
Niche Grade
B+
C
B
C
C
C
Source: Niche
Niche Grade Details
Academics
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Average GPA
3.7
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Teachers
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Student Teacher Ratio
12:1
Teachers
53
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Full Time Teachers
50
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Part Time Teachers
3
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College Prep
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Average SAT
1260
Math
650
Verbal
610
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Average ACT
28
Math
26
English
30
Reading
30
Science
26
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Number of AP Courses
14
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Four-Year Matriculation Rate
98%
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GreatSchools Rating Details
Student Diversity
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Female
61.5%
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Male
38.5%
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White
53.1%
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Asian or Pacific Islander
38.8%
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Black
4.5%
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Two or more races
3%
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Hispanic
<1%
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Specialty School Programs
AP Programs Offered
IB Programs Offered
Colleges Students are Considering
Students are most interested in or go on to attend these colleges.
New York University
98 Students
CUNY Brooklyn College
66 Students
CUNY Hunter College
65 Students
CUNY City College of New York
49 Students
Columbia University
48 Students
Long Island University
44 Students
CUNY Baruch College
38 Students
Stony Brook University
33 Students
Cornell University
27 Students
Fordham University
27 Students
What Students Want to Study
Niche users from this school are most interested in the following majors.
Psychology
33 Students
Biology
30 Students
Pre-Medicine Studies
26 Students
Computer Science
18 Students
Nursing
12 Students
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
12 Students
Business
9 Students
Chemistry
9 Students
Architecture
9 Students
Computer Software Engineering
9 Students
This School’s Reviews
Niche Reviews
7/2/2025
alnoor is probably the worst private skl in nyc. First, they SPOIL the boys as if we're (girls) servants and robots to the teachers, while the boys get whatever they want. For example, whenever its the SLIGHTEST rain outside, us middle and highskl girls cant go outside when we are all above the age of 11 and obviously wont hurt ourself with 5 raindrops on the floor, but when its the boys time, they always get to go outside, ALWAYS. I genuinly dont rmbr a time where they couldnt go outside, unless it was actual heavy rain. second, the uniform they are tryna make us wear the upcoming yr, IS HORRIBLE. why do the girls have to wear all black and then a dark hijab when we have hot days in the beginning and end of every skl yr. They are making us wear black leggings under the abaya which is crazy!! Specific socks, jackets, sweaters, its all stupid. the teachers there are also eh. Some are acrually good, and others are the rudest and most racist ppl i ever seen who dont deserve to be a teache
6/11/2024
this school is good but like I hate when teachers push us.. I do not like this school, it spoils boys more then girls.
6/3/2024
One of my best school experiences was in my senior year when I entered the science fair with my best friend. We worked hard on a project about renewable energy, building a small wind turbine that could power a light bulb. On the day of the fair, we were nervous but excited to present our project. As we showed how our turbine worked, the judges and our classmates seemed really impressed. Our hard work paid off when we won first place. It was an amazing feeling and made me proud of our effort and teamwork. This experience was one of the highlights of my school years. One of my worst experiences in high school was failing a big math test in junior year. I thought I understood the material, but when I got the test back, I saw a failing grade and felt terrible. The hardest part was telling my parents and seeing their disappointment. I felt embarrassed and lost confidence in myself. I don't think I would change anything
GreatSchools Reviews
11/27/2025
most teachers are great, the younger teachers are the best teachers honestly, good environment and everybody knows eachother, like all the high schoolers and middle schoolers all know each other regardless of their grade the kids here are very easy to befriend. Islam is taught very well but the one...
9/22/2025
Good school but it’s so expansive .
6/22/2024
This school has improved so much over the past years. The leadership is more organized. Yes, great teachers leave but the school has managed to maintain good academic standards and hire other good teachers. There are dedicated counselors for parents and students. Everybody knows each other. The high...
9/8/2023
As a parent, I can say this school made a huge difference in my child's life. I found teachers that genuinely care about the students, they are quick to reach out if there is a concern and always responsive. No school is perfect, whether it's public or private, but at least you can go directly to th...
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Average Home Value
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Median Lot Size
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% Renters
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Average Household Income
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% of College Grads
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Median Age
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Average House Size
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% Commercial Property
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Al-Noor School is a private Muslim school for students in grades Pre-K-12 located at 675 4th Ave in Brooklyn, NY. Annual tuition is $6,500. The school has a total enrollment of 629 and maintains a student-teacher ratio of 12:1. Al-Noor School has received feedback and ratings, with a Niche grade of B+. The average GPA is 3.7, the graduation rate is 100%, and average standardized test scores include an SAT score of 1260 and an ACT score of 28. The average home value in this area is $1,497,520. Discover additional schools in the area, like Yeshiva Shaare Torah, Yeshiva Shaare Torah Boys High School, Xaverian High School, and more. Learn more about what Brooklyn has to offer, and browse homes for sale and for rent near Al-Noor School.