The Islamic Saudi Academy, founded in 1984, is a college prep school. The school's mission is to provide a caring, challenging and supportive learning environment where students can achieve their highest potential while exhibiting civic responsibility and multicultural appreciation. Students from 36 different nationalities attend classes at the Richmond Avenue campus. Boys and girls are divided by gender in both the elementary school and in the high school. Classes are taught in both Arabic and English, and the academy offers classes in Arabic for nonnative speakers. The spirit of volunteerism is evident among the students, who dedicate their time to organizations including Habitat for Humanity and United Way. ISA grads have attended Ivy League schools, including Princeton.