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ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY

667 EASTERN PARKWAY

At a Glance

A Chabad-Lubavitch Flagship for Raising Shluchim — Torah-Centered Education with Global Mission

Best suited for

Families already connected to or genuinely interested in Chabad-Lubavitch philosophy, who want their children to receive intensive Jewish education with the possibility (or intention) of raising future Shluchim. Parents should be comfortable with a traditional religious environment where Torah study is the core mission, not an add-on.

What stands out
  • Flagship school for Chabad-Lubavitch Shluchim training — students go on to lead communities globally
  • Full continuum from preschool (2.5 years) through post-high school (Shiur Hey)
  • Deep integration of Rebbe's teachings as living curriculum, not historical artifact
  • Traditional Talmud study alongside general academics
  • Strong community network — families are connected before children enroll
Things to consider
  • Mixed parent reviews — one describes the school as 'run like a zoo' with leadership issues; another praises polite teachers and social development. Visit and talk to current parents to gauge day-to-day execution.
  • This is a deeply religious environment — secular academics are present but the priority is Torah study. Make sure the balance aligns with your family's goals.
  • Tuition is $25,000 — competitive with other Jewish day schools in the area, but not inexpensive.
  • Selectivity: As a Chabad institution, families are expected to align with the school's religious philosophy. This isn't a school that accepts students from outside the community.
  • The school serves grades PK-5, so families need a plan for middle school — the continuation into Oholei Menachem elementary exists, and there's a separate high school division.
IdentityChinuch Al Taharas HaKodesh — Education Toward The Holiness Of Jewish Life. The Rebbe'S Teachings Are Woven Into Every Subject, And Students Are Prepared From A Young Age For Lives Of Religious Leadership And Outreach. This Is A Full-Immersion Environment Where Jewish Law, Custom, And Study Are Central, Not Additive.

Chabad-Lubavitch school with a dual mission: provide strong Jewish education and train future Shluchim (emissaries) to serve Jewish communities worldwide. This is not a general progressive Jewish day school — it's a traditional Yeshiva with a specific religious and ideological orientation.

CommunityHomogeneous

The student body is drawn almost exclusively from Chabad-Lubavitch families, creating a tight-knit community where parents share religious values and communal expectations. There's a real village feel — families know each other, and children grow up surrounded by peers on the same trajectory.

NeighborhoodCrown Heights (North)

Crown Heights is one of Brooklyn's most distinctive Jewish neighborhoods, with a large Lubavitch population, synagogues on nearly every block, and strong cultural identity. Eastern Parkway is a main thoroughfare with good transit access. The area has high family density (88/100) and is walking-friendly to shops, kosher restaurants, and community institutions.

Excellent for families already in the neighborhood — you can walk to just about everything you need. If you're commuting from outside Crown Heights, factor in travel time, as parking can be challenging.

Notable Programs

Torah study with Rebbe's teachingsPreschool division (ages 2.5-5)Elementary school (Oholei Menachem)Talmudical SeminaryShiur Hey post-high school program

What Parents Are Saying

Mixed reviews on GreatSchools - one negative review describes the school as 'run like a zoo' with ineffective leadership, while another positive review mentions polite teachers and social development in 3K

Synthesized from public parent reviews · Apr 2026

Frequently Asked Questions
Is ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY a good school?
Published quality ratings aren't available for ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY yet on Motley. It's a private school serving grades Pre-K to 5 in Crown Heights (North).
What grades does ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY serve?
ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY serves grades Pre-K to 5.
How do students get into ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY?
ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY runs its own private admissions process — typically an application, a visit, and sometimes testing.
Is ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY public, charter, or private?
ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY is a private school.
What neighborhood is ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY in?
ED INST-OHOLEI TORAH-EASTERN PARKWAY is in Crown Heights (North), Brooklyn.
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