Dr. Amer Sabbagh Arabic School
About the Arabic School at ACC
The Arab American Cultural & Community Center (ACC) Arabic School was established in 2001. The school’s mission echoes the primary mission of the ACC: to reach out and welcome anyone interested in learning the Arabic language, regardless of nationality, religion, or any other consideration. The Arabic School is now named the Dr. Amer Sabbagh ACC Arabic School, after the late Dr. Amer Sabbagh, a staunch supporter and long-serving board member of our center, whose generous donation helped sustain and grow the school.
The ACC Arabic School focuses on teaching the Arabic language in a neutral, inclusive environment, free from religious or political affiliation. Instruction blends structured lessons, conversation practice, weekly themes, interactive projects, and Arabic educational software. We also incorporate songs, movies, and hands-on cultural activities to provide students with an authentic Arabic cultural immersion experience that brings the language to life.
The school offers three levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced for Children, Youth and Adults. All classes are held on Saturdays.
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To learn more about the Dr. Amer Sabbagh ACC Arabic School and/or to register, please call the office at 832.351.3366 or email us at school@acchouston.org
