As a recipient of Title 1 grant we provide Homework Club to your child with supplemental educational assistance beyond the regular classroom.

What is Title I?

Title I, Part A of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) provides financial assistance to states and school districts to meet the needs of educationally at-risk students. The goal of Title I is to provide extra instructional services and activities which support students identified as at risk of failing to meet the state’s challenging performance standards, most specifically in math or English/language-arts.

What will Title I programs do for my child?

The Title I program will provide your child with supplemental educational assistance beyond the regular classroom.

The Feelin' Good® Mileage Club®, offered April 8 - May 24 this year, is designed to offer students in grades PK-6 the opportunity to walk/run during designated times of the school day. Children earn a Toe Token® (brightly colored shoelace charm) for every 5 miles logged, and a specially designed water bottle for reaching 20 miles. 

Cross Country is the sport of running on natural terrain, like dirt and grass, instead of on a track or sidewalk. We will start with small distances  and increase the distance and intensity of workouts throughout the season. Practices will include distance running, speed work, flexibility, balance and strength exercises as well as some light weight training.

Coach : Authra Khreis

GLIS boys basket ball team. Grades 4-6 boys 

Will complete with other teams from East Lansing Parks and recreation

Coach : Dion Culpepper

GLIS soccer program was created through the initiative of some parents from the Greater Lansing Islamic community, and through the support received from the GLIS school for a couple of years now. We had two teams (U8 and U10) were participating in the youth soccer leagues organized by the Lansing Soccer Zone in two successive seasons. The professional coaching team makes the little children love and passionate about the soccer games, and the practice sessions are planned to be organized, challenging, enjoyable, and in game-like activities. Parents would notice, in a short period of time, a great individual development on their kids’ soccer skills, physical and mental fitness as well as leadership and teamworking capabilities. For information about the program please contact:

Coach : Hesham Abdullah