Islamic school turns corner with graduates Six girls 'learn perseverance, determination and hope, and how to have faith' 05/19/2002 By LESLEY TÉLLEZ / The Dallas Morning News GARLAND - Their heads covered by white scarves, the six students at Brighter Horizons Academy spend their days reciting prayers to Allah, huddling over math and English books and reading from the Quran. The routine, which a few have repeated for more than a decade, will end next week when the girls become the Islamic school's first graduating class. "We're like six sisters," said senior Zaira Abu-Baker, a Brighter Horizons student for...