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BNOS YERUSHALAYIM

600 MCDONALD AVENUE

At a Glance

An All-Girls Elementary School Rooted in Faith-Based Community

Best suited for

Families seeking a faith-affiliated, all-girls elementary environment in Kensington or nearby Brooklyn neighborhoods, and who are comfortable with a demographically homogeneous student body. The school may appeal to parents prioritizing single-sex education within a religious context at the elementary level.

What stands out
  • All-girls elementary environment serving PK-5
  • Religious affiliation with Church of God in Christ
  • Large elementary enrollment (1,073 students)
  • Located in a family-dense Brooklyn neighborhood
Things to consider
  • Very high student-teacher ratio (22.8:1) — larger than typical for elementary settings
  • 100% white student body with no documented diversity — families seeking diverse environments should note this
  • The religious affiliation (Church of God in Christ) may or may not play a significant role in daily school life, depending on how the program is structured
  • No data available on academic outcomes, extracurricular offerings, or curriculum approach
  • As a private school, tuition applies
IdentityThe School Operates Within A Faith-Based Framework, Though Specific Educational Philosophy Details Are Not Publicly Detailed In Available Data. As An All-Girls Institution, It Likely Emphasizes An Environment Tailored To Young Female Learners, Though The Exact Curricular Approach Is Not Specified In Available Records.

BNOS YERUSHALAYIM is a private all-girls school providing elementary education (PK-5) with a religious affiliation with the Church of God in Christ. The school enrolls approximately 1,073 students with a student-teacher ratio of roughly 23:1.

CommunityHomogeneous

This school has a notably homogeneous student population — 100% white with no documented racial or ethnic diversity. With 47.1 full-time equivalent teachers serving 1,073 students, the community is sizable for an elementary setting and reflects a specific demographic profile.

NeighborhoodKensington

Kensington is a Brooklyn neighborhood known for its dense residential character and strong family presence. Located in the center of Brooklyn, it offers a mix of housing types and access to public transit, with a family density score of 74/100.

The school sits on McDonald Avenue in Kensington, a neighborhood with good street-level density and access to local businesses and transit options typical of central Brooklyn.

Notable Programs

NYS Regents diploma programHonors coursesCollege credit optionsEnriched program including chessed programEducational trips
Frequently Asked Questions
Is BNOS YERUSHALAYIM a good school?
Published quality ratings aren't available for BNOS YERUSHALAYIM yet on Motley. It's a private school serving grades Pre-K to 5 in Kensington.
What grades does BNOS YERUSHALAYIM serve?
BNOS YERUSHALAYIM serves grades Pre-K to 5.
How do students get into BNOS YERUSHALAYIM?
BNOS YERUSHALAYIM runs its own private admissions process — typically an application, a visit, and sometimes testing.
Is BNOS YERUSHALAYIM public, charter, or private?
BNOS YERUSHALAYIM is a private school.
What neighborhood is BNOS YERUSHALAYIM in?
BNOS YERUSHALAYIM is in Kensington, Brooklyn.
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