​Connecticut History Day is a program for students in grades 6-12 that encourages exploration of local, state, national, and world history.
Participating students select a historical topic that relates to an annual theme, conduct research and analyze and interpret their findings. They draw conclusions about their topic's significance in history, and create final projects that demonstrate their work. These projects are entered into a series of competitions, from the local to the national level, where professional historians and educators evaluate them.

Congratulations to our State History Day Finalists!
AlYaman Zoghol, Muaz Sharaf, Ahmad Mohammad, Qasem Farooq, and Ahmad Zoghol
3rd prize winners in the Performance category. Their play was titled: Battle of Thermopylae

Congratulations to Madina Academy's 2017 participants at the Regional competition!!

- AlYaman Zoghol, Muaz Sharaf, Ahmad Mohammad, Qasem Farooq, and Ahmad Zoghol: 3rd prize winners in the Performance category (in both the regional and state competition). Their play was titled: Battle of Thermopylae

- Sheza Chaudhry and Sakinah Caesar: 1st prize winner in the Website category in the regional competition. Their website was about Helen Keller: A Light in Education for the Blind
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- Haneen Abuteen and Ikram Hales: Their documentary was titled 'One' about Bilal (RA)