At Andalusia, education doesn’t end when the bell rings. Our afterschool programs are designed to develop the whole student — physically, creatively, and in leadership. From martial arts to basketball to student-led clubs, there is something for every Andalusia student after school. All after-school programs are supervised, structured, and aligned with Andalusia’s values of discipline, teamwork, and character
Our boys basketball team — the Wolverines — competes and trains after school, building athletic skills, teamwork, and school pride. Students develop sportsmanship, communication, and leadership on and off the court.
Our girls volleyball program gives students the opportunity to compete, grow, and bond as teammates. The program builds athletic ability, coordination, and team spirit.
Andalusia Islamic School is proud to host the fully accredited Mecca Tae Kwon Do program. Led by 4th-Degree Black Belt Instructor Aladin Huda, classes are offered after school on weekdays and on Saturdays for students of all skill levels.
Our Tae Kwon Do program helps students develop discipline, confidence, focus, physical fitness, and strong character—values that complement both academic success and Islamic growth.
Monthly Fee: $50. For more information or to register, please contact 551-574-1293.
The Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) is a New York State program that helps eligible working families pay for child care (13 or under). Andalusia School is now an approved CCAP provider — meaning your family may receive assistance for our After School and Summer Programs at little or no cost.
Our Afterschool Program provides students with a safe, structured, and enriching environment after the school day ends. Students receive homework support, supervised activities, enrichment opportunities, and time to build friendships in a positive Islamic school atmosphere.
Please visit the Andalusia Islamic Center’s website for more details.
We invite you to visit Andalusia and experience our school firsthand. Admissions are rolling — spaces are limited, so families are encouraged to apply early.
