What is the best neighborhood for schools in Queens?

Flushing-Willets Point ranks highest by our schools score (97/100), ahead of Murray Hill-Broadway Flushing. The best fit depends on your family — our neighborhood search ranks neighborhoods by your own priorities.

How many neighborhoods are in Queens?

We score 59 neighborhoods in Queens across nine family signals.

How are these neighborhoods ranked?

By our schools score — one of the nine signals we score for every residential NYC neighborhood (on a /100 scale). Our neighborhood search can also rank them by your own weights across seven scores: safety, schools, affordability, transit, how many families live there, neighborhood character, and air quality and child health.

Best Neighborhoods for Schools in Queens

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The top neighborhoods in Queens, ranked by our schools score. Flushing-Willets Point leads with 97/100, followed by Murray Hill-Broadway Flushing and South Ozone Park. 59 neighborhoods in Queens scored in total.

The ranking

Sources: NYS Education Department, via the NYC Department of Education · NYC Department of Education.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best neighborhood for schools in Queens?: Flushing-Willets Point ranks highest by our schools score (97/100), ahead of Murray Hill-Broadway Flushing. The best fit depends on your family — our neighborhood search ranks neighborhoods by your own priorities.
How many neighborhoods are in Queens?: We score 59 neighborhoods in Queens across nine family signals.
How are these neighborhoods ranked?: By our schools score — one of the nine signals we score for every residential NYC neighborhood (on a /100 scale). Our neighborhood search can also rank them by your own weights across seven scores: safety, schools, affordability, transit, how many families live there, neighborhood character, and air quality and child health.

Which of these fits your family?

Our neighborhood search ranks neighborhoods by your own weights — safety, schools, affordability, transit and more — so you see the order that matters to you, not a generic list. Free, no account needed.

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