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Detroit 1928-30, Black Mothers Fought to Home School.
Chicago 1931, same mothers & others opened a brick & mortar school.
1970'
Alumni Solidarity
Not letting anyone, including ourselves compromise our connecting thread…..
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Alumni Solidarity
Not letting anyone, including ourselves compromise our connecting thread…..which is a Muhammad / Mohammed School.
Protecting our School System's Integrity and Commitment to Excellence in Education and Educating Communities, one child at time.
Education is a right and our Stewardship is our commitment and responsibility.
Alumni Solidarity
Not letting anyone, including ourselves compromise our connecting thread…..Not allowing the work and sacrifices of our Parents and School Pioneers to be in vain.
For over thirty years this organization, the National Alumni Association which is a public charitable trust 501(c)(3) corporation has had to blow our own horn and whistles to remind ourselves, communities and the world as to just how special and unique we are (schools, students and alumni) and, our contributions to Black history, American history and Educational history and we should not and we cannot let these achievements be forgotten or denied. This is why the NAA believes in the importance of making sure today’s schools are competitors and offering the very best educational tools of today and yesterday.
We All agree that our education was excellent!
Our assistance to the schools, student and teachers Does make a big difference in this school system's survival!
Giving Back and making sure the next generation of Alumni have all they need at schools including teachers, prevailing wages and brick and mortar facilities of the 21st Century and evolving as needed.
This takes money, time , patience, commitment and energy.
We still have pioneers holding down schools and programs waiting for Alumni, the next generation, concern individuals, volunteers, philanthropist, and sponsors to return or get involve.
DEFINING ALUMNI
The Clara Muhammad School System has had challenges in its (90+) years in existence.
When we formed the NAA, our formation documents purposely defined Alumni, as a student that attended a Muhammad School (for a certain school period), graduated or may not have had the opportunity to graduate due to no fault of their own. You put in the work, your an Alum.
Diversity is not a new concept it was a School policy from the very beginning. When we started the school one home was used to Home School black children in the community. Later down the road, many of us attended Muhammad Schools around the US and abroad and a majority of our fellow students were not Muslim but in fact Christian and other from the area communities.
Fact, the Clara Muhammad-Mohammed School System is the first National African American School System. The Bermuda Clara Mohammed School is open and operating at full capacity/.
Why the NAA initiatives, programs, campaigns, and projects are so important, and we think worthy of your attention and support.
National Digitalize and Archive Campaign is a Project for the Muhammad-Mohammed School’s Student Records.
SOS, is the Save Our School, is a program were the NAA offers to host a Fundraiser for a Clara Muhammad-Mohammed School. The school is chosen and then the school informed. Once the school accepts the offer conversations begin as to what they need and how we can assist.
This is the perfect opportunity to Volunteer.
We have so many "Muhammad-Mohammed School(s)" Students and Alumni with skills and knowledge to offer the school system, program and the student,
Giving Back and making sure the next generation of Alumni have all they need at schools including teachers, prevailing wages and brick and mortar facilities of the 21st Century and evolving as needed.
This takes money, time , patience, commitment and energy.
We still have pioneers holding down schools and programs waiting for Alumni, the next generation, concern individuals, volunteers, philanthropist, and sponsors to return or get involve.
The photo above is three generations.
Sister Artice was one of two School Secretaries for the University of Islam and Clara Muhammad School in Los Angeles. Sister Artice beloved pioneer and archivist. She alone protected, housed and maintained our School records and provided student's transcript on request for years (1980-20017) and right up until two weeks before she passed. She trained Priscilla Al-Uqdah of the National Alumni Association to carry on the Transcript Services offered and available to students and graduates.
MOTTO
Our Motto, we are not attempting to re-invent the wheel just smooth it out just a bit more to make it a better product...........The Clara Mohammed School System is proof of a successful Education Institution and program, the foundation has already been laid, we just have to take charge and making sure that the opportunity to be taught by your own is passed down to children and parents and communities.
Why the NAA initiatives, programs, campaigns, and projects are so important, and we think worthy of your attention and support.
National Digital and Archive Campaign is a Project for the Muhammad-Mohammed School’s Student Records.
CMS have always served the community in which it stands.
Diversity is not a new concept it was a School policy from the very beginning. When we started the school one home was used to Home School black children in the community. Later down the road, many of us attended Muhammad Schools around the US and abroad and a majority of our fellow students were not Muslim but in fact Christian and other from the area communities.
SOS, is the Save Our School, is a program were the NAA offers to host a Fundraiser for a Clara Muhammad-Mohammed School. The school is chosen and then the school informed. Once the school accepts the offer conversations begin as to what they need and how we can assist.
This is the perfect opportunity to Volunteer.
We have so many "Muhammad-Mohammed School(s)" Students and Alumni with skills and knowledge to offer the school system, program and the student,
The National Alumni Association (NAA) believes in the importance of making sure today’s schools are competitors and offering the very best educational tools of today and yesterday to students.
Our assistance to the schools, student and teachers Does make a big difference in this school system's survival!
This takes money, time , patience, commitment and energy.
CLARA MOHAMMED MEMORIAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION -CONSORTIUM
The Consortium was tasked to update and rebuild the Universal Education Curriculum, elementary and secondary for the Clara Mohammed School System.
A Universal document and a Living document of policies, procedures, standardize creative, innovative assessments.
"The Qur'an, the example of Mohammed ibn Abdullah, the Prophet [PBUH], and the explanation of Imam Mohammed are the foundation for the schools' creation-inspired curricula designed to produce critically-thinking, moderate-minded students, who will ultimately contribute to a shared-freedom space that promotes good family life and good community life for all of humankind. All children are welcome.
"All children have a right to an education in a moral environment."
Save the Date
July 23, 2026. Washington, DC
Mini Conference - Sister Clara Mohammed School System Standardize Curriculum Presentation and Lesson Plan
Lesson Plan Workshop: Series 1 of multiple planned for 2026 & 2027.
The Consortium looks forward to sharing and working with schools and educators.
"If not soon, when?
We still have pioneers holding down schools and programs waiting for Alumni, the next generation, concern individuals, volunteers, philanthropist, and sponsors to return or get involve.
DISCLAIMER
We have many Alumni and students that do not identify as Muslim. Membership in the CMS National Alumni Association (NAA) does not required any alliances. We respect your religious beliefs and ask the same from members, friends, guests, and associates. The NAA is an Equal Opportunity provider and we welcome you and yours, and do not discriminate.
Diversity is not a new concept it was a School policy from the very beginning. When we started the school one home was used to Home School black children in the community. Later down the road, many of us attended Muhammad Schools around the US and abroad and a majority of our fellow students were not Muslim but in fact Christian.
Fact, the Clara Muhammad-Mohammed School System is the first National African American School System. The Bermuda Clara Mohammed School is open and operating at full capacity/.
Why the NAA initiatives, programs, campaigns, and projects are so important, and we think worthy of your attention and support.
National Digital, Preservation and Archive Campaign is a Project for the Muhammad-Mohammed Schools.
National 2026
Muhammad-Mohammed Schools,
Students, and Alumni REUNION
2026 NAA Reunion Flyer Link:
http://bit.ly/.nm-2026ClassReunion(http:bit.ly/nm-2026ClassReunion
Nominate your favorite School,
staff, volunteer, nurse, driver, cook, teacher, dean, or faculty:
Registration Form available soon.
We need the time to officially notify, inform and invite nominees or family members and to inform and invite them to attend or for a representative to make plans to attend in person or via the Live Stream. Please note, if you nominate a School Pioneer for the Recognition Award, please notify them of your nomination. Thank you, in advance.
Link to Register : TBA
Award Nominee Submission
Submit asap.
Nomination Form Link: Coming soon
Nomination Submission Deadline: June 16, 2026.
"GENERATIONS".
We are respectfully requesting Families who have generation (2nd, 3rd or 4th) of students that attended the Muhammad School System. Some family members may have all attended in the same state and others may have family members who attended a Muhammad -Mohammed School in another State, or have first cousins or multiple siblings etc. We are asking you to make plans to showcase your family during the Reunion on Saturday, July 25 2026.
Please let us know so we can add to in the program.
Did your attend a University of Islam and/or, a Sister Clara Muhammad School or W.D. Mohammed High School or the Clara Mohammed School / Iklas Academy in Michigan or the Clara Mohammed School / Timbuktu Academy in Mississippi. or CMS Bermuda, Tenneesee, Maryland, North Carolina, Texas, Wisconsin, Missouri, Florida, California, Chicago, Detroit, Washington DC? etc.
FYI:
There is a Reunion Planning Group for the 2026 National Schools, Students and Alumni Reunion. This year's National Alumni Reunion is being held and hosted by the Washington DC Alumni and the Nations Mosque. JOIN US
The weekend of events begins on Friday, July 24th with the Meet and Greet (No Costs).
Saturday begins with a Tour of Washington DC's African American Muslim Historical Sites (cost TBA).
Are you planning to visit the African American History and Culture Museum and others. The Museums, most of them are Free, but you must Register to get the free Tickets.
FYI: The UOI, CMS, WDMHS National Alumni Association has Exhibits in the Smithsonian H & C Museum. If you haven't visited, please don't missed this opportunity while visiting DC.
Sunday, July 26, we will hos the NAA Annual Report, NAA Presentation and Brunch. There will be Workshop Presentations by Guest Speakers and each one will address, finance, education and business. Guests Presenter will cover several important subjects (TBA).
Featured Speaker:
Shareef Abdul-Malik
Reunion 2026 Theme:
Honoring Our Legacy * Empowering Our Future * Uniting Generations
The 2024 NAA Reunion's Theme was, ‘Educating Our Children By Any Means Necessary’
Sunday will host the Nation Alumni Annual Meeting, and Financial Report, and Workshop, Starting a NAA Chapter.
The Planning Team welcomes your input, after all ,this is Your Reunion.
Hotel information coming soon.
Email: Priscilla4scmsnaa@gmail.com
We need the time to notify nominees or family members to inform and invite them to attend or a representative to attend the Alumni Reunion or Live Stream and accept the Pioneer Recognition. Please note, if you nominate a School Pioneer for the Recognition Award on, please notify them or the Family of your nomination. Thank you
We are still in the Planning stage and programs and activities are constantly evolving.
JOIN US
The Next Reunion
Planning Meeting: June 2026
Reunion 2026 Host City:
Washington DC.
2026 NAA Reunion Flyer Link:
http://bit.ly/.nm-2026ClassReunion(http:bit.ly/nm-2026ClassReunion
Reunion General Registration
Weekend Pass
$200
Vending $125 Weekend Pass
or
$50 Daily Vendor Fee
Live Stream
$TBA
Brochure Advertisement
$TBA
July 23, 2026
10am-5:30pm
Thursday July 24, 2026
1
0am-12pm
Mini Conference Close Out
Clara Mohammed School System 's Standardize Curriculum Presentation and Education Workshop, Developing a Lesson Plan
RSVP $25
Includes the entire weekend of events which are Friday’s Meet & Greet and Culture Nigh. The Saturday’s NAA Reunion and Sunday’s NAA Brunch and Annual Report, also included in this package,
NAA Reunion 2026 Washington DC's Souvenir Brochure
FYI: The DC Tour costs TBA.
If you are unable to attend the weekend of events and can only join us on one or two days, below we will soon provide the costs per event. Note, there is no costs for Friday, July 24th Meet and Greet.
Saturday, July 25th
Reunion Ticket $200.
All Access
Sunday, July 26, National Alumni Association's (NAA) Brunch, Annual Report, and Presentations Ticket Cost: TBA
Discussions: NAA Membership, Chapter Start-up, Programs and Q&A
Unable to Travel? No worries this is event will be Live Streamed again you and you will also be able to view live or listen each day beginning with Friday.
Live Stream Ticket Cost: TBA.
Visited the website again in mid June 2026 for all of the Updates and Event costs, also to Register for the Reunion and the listing of the Weekend Itinerary etc.
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National 2026 Muhammad-Mohammed Schools, Students and Alumni Reunion
Nominate your favorite School,
staff, volunteer, nurse, driver, cook, teacher, dean, or faculty.
Award Nominee Submission
Deadline is June 16 2026
We need the time to notify nominees and family and to invite them to attend or a family member(s) to attend the Alumni Reunion and accept the Award on their behalf.
The Reunion Planning Team would like to create a Video Posthumously Remembering Classmates. We are respectfully requesting your assistance by sending names and pictures, city and state of the Student or Classmate no longer with us that you would like to remember this Video will be futured during the Meet and Greet and the Reunion in Washington DC.
Reunion 2026 Host City: Washington, D.C.
NOTE:
This will be Multiple Days of Events
Tentative Itinerary:
Friday -
Meet and Greet
Saturday - National Alumni Reunion 2026. Featuring "GENERATIONS".
We are respectfully requesting Families who have generation (2nd, 3rd or 4th) of students that attended the Muhammad School System. Some family members may have all attended in the same state and others may have family members who attended a Muhammad -Mohammed School in another State, or and we have cousins or multiple siblings etc. to make plans to showcase your family during the Reunion on Saturday, July 25, 2026
also
Washington DC Tour
There is an African American Muslim Museum and much to see around town in DC's Historic African American Community.
FYI:Most Museums in DC are free, but you must Register in advance of your visit to our Nation's Capitol. To Reserve your Free tickets.
For Smithsonian and other attractions.
Sunday - FUN DAY
1. NAA Annual Meeting & Updates
2. Brunch
3. Guests Presenters
The Weekend of activities for Alumni and Guests are meant to be fun, enlightening and offer networking opportunities and leisure interaction with one another.
Bring your Dancing Shoes
NOTE:
WE ARE STILL IN THE PROGRAM PLANNING AND EVOLVING STAGE:
Featured Speaker:
Shareef Abdul-Malik,
Entrprenur (We Buy Black), Husband and Father and an
Alum of both
Clara Mohammed School
and
W.D. Mohammed High School.
JOIN US AT THE NEXT ZOOM MEETING: JUNE
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The Clara Mohammed School System and the CMS National Alumni Association, are passionate about providing high-quality education to all individuals. Our story began with a desire to make education accessible for children of color, regardless of their background or location. We believe that education is a powerful tool that can transform lives and create positive changes in the world.