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Akhlak & Character
Building a consistent spiritual foundation through our daily Morning Circle, Adab focus, Living Sunnah routines, and the Gratitude Log.
Experiential Learning
Engaging, project-based core learning modules structured in a dynamic four-week cycle to foster real-world skills.
Quranic Mastery
A structured Tilawati learning system utilizing rhythmic recitation and collaborative management for proper Tajweed.
Student-Led Leadership
Empowering students to take ownership of their learning through Weekly "Stealth" Missions and Student-Led Conferences.
OUR APPROACH
Shaping the "Builders of Tomorrow" through Akhlak and Innovation
We blend global exploration with profound spiritual depth. Through our Akhlak and Character Excellence (ACE) program, a student’s day is intentionally structured—from The Fitrah Check in the morning to a Quiet Connection reflection after Dhuhr prayer. We guide our students to not only excel academically but to become faith-driven problem solvers ready to tackle global challenges.
- Prophetic Story Circles: Weekly deep dives into the character traits of the Prophets and Sahabah.
- Social Impact Expeditions: Practicing Rahma (mercy) in action through community engagement in Magelang.
- HAWS Junior World Expo: An annual exhibition showcasing student innovations and Islamic solutions for global issues.
LEARNING CYCLES
Value-Driven Thematic Exploration
Shapes & Foundations
Focusing on Tawhid (The Foundation of Character). Activities include the Little Architects Lab and City Builders.
The World Marketplace
Focusing on Muamalah (Ethics in Trade). Activities feature a Global Bazaar and the HAWS Marketplace Adventure.
Bridges & Connections
Focusing on Ukhuwah (Brotherhood/Sisterhood). Featuring the Bridge-it! Engineering Expedition.
Green Magelang
Focusing on Khilafah (Environmental Stewardship). Hands-on projects with Eco-Engineers and Garden Guardians.
Why Us
The "ACE" Scoring Pillar
Awareness (A)
We assess whether a student notices when a virtue is needed, such as picking up litter without being asked during our Eco-Jihad projects.
Consistency (C)
We observe if students practice virtue even when they think no one is watching, encouraging traits like The Invisible Helper.
Effort (E)
We highly value the journey. We recognize and reward students who actively try to improve in areas they previously struggled with.
CHARACTER APPRECIATION
The Impact of Our "Character Passport"
Jane Anderson
Homeowner, San Diego
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