Blocked from Texas vouchers, this private Islamic school wants a chance to prove its pro-America values
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Iman Academy, a private Islamic school in Houston, is seeking to participate in Texas' voucher program, which allows families to use public funds for private school costs. Despite meeting the program's requirements, the school has been blocked due to unsubstantiated claims of ties to foreign terrorist organizations.
Iman Academy, a private Islamic school in Houston, has been blocked from participating in Texas' voucher program. The school meets the program's requirements, including accreditation and certified teachers. Iman Academy has about 1,500 students and focuses on providing a safe educational environment. The school's mission is to develop responsible young patriots. Texas leaders have blocked roughly two dozen Islamic schools from the program, citing unsubstantiated claims of ties to foreign terrorist organizations. A federal judge recently ordered the comptroller to give some suing schools a chance to register.
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