NYN Staff Reporter:
A new school year officially began at Elhaam Academy as students from KG through eighth grade returned to class for the first day, starting another year of academic learning, personal growth, and school community life.
The academy described the opening day as smooth and welcoming, with students arriving with excitement, smiles, and curiosity. For many families, the first day marked the return to daily classroom routines, new lessons, and opportunities to build friendships across the school community.
Elhaam Academy thanked parents, teachers, and staff for helping make the start of the year successful. Their support played an important role in creating an organized and encouraging environment for students as they entered their classrooms and began the new term.
In a message shared after the first day, the academy wrote, “Alhamdulillah, we had a beautiful first day at Elhaam Academy.” The school also expressed hope that students would continue to grow in knowledge, character, confidence, and achievement throughout the year.
The start of classes from KG through eighth grade reflects the academy’s role in serving students across several stages of elementary and middle-school education. With younger children beginning early academic routines and older students continuing toward more advanced coursework, the opening day brought different age groups together under one school community.
The academy also offered a prayer for the students, asking that they be blessed with knowledge, good character, confidence, and success during the school year.
For Elhaam Academy, the first day was more than the reopening of classrooms. It marked the beginning of another shared academic journey for students, families, teachers, and staff, with the focus now turning toward steady learning and growth throughout the year.
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