At a Glance
A small, affordable Christian school where every child learns at their own pace
Families seeking an affordable, Bible-centered education with personalized attention. Particularly well-suited for families who value Anabaptist Christian values, want their child to learn at their own pace, and prefer a small, community-like school environment over a larger institution. Ideal for parents who prioritize character formation alongside academics and appreciate the Regents diploma option for future academic planning.
- Very affordable tuition for private school ($3,500-$4,600) — significantly below NYC private school averages
- Individualized learning model where each child progresses at their own pace
- NYS Regents Diploma pathway available
- Small class sizes mean real teacher attention
- MACSA Bible Quizzing program for engaged students
- Registered with NY State — meets requirements for families needing recognized private school enrollment
- Very small school — if your child thrives in larger social settings, this may feel too intimate
- Religious instruction is central to the curriculum — secular families should discuss alignment with their values
- As an Anabaptist Christian school, the community may be religiously homogeneous
- Limited data on academic outcomes compared to larger schools
- Only through 5th grade — families need a transition plan for middle school
- No advanced facilities or extensive extracurriculars you'd find at larger privates
A small, tuition-affordable Christian school with Anabaptist roots. Think: Bible-based character education in a very personal setting — not a large institution, more like an extension of a caring community.
Parent reviews are consistently warm, with families highlighting teachers who genuinely care and a supportive environment. This is the kind of place where teachers know every student's name.
Cypress Hills is a working-class Brooklyn neighborhood with a strong family presence (family density of 57/100). The area is residential and affordable, with a mix of single-family homes and small apartment buildings. Atlantic Avenue runs along the southern edge, providing decent transit access.
The neighborhood is generally walkable and residential. Atlantic Avenue offers bus and subway connections. Families driving will appreciate easier parking than Manhattan's private schools.
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What Parents Are Saying
Generally positive. Parents describe it as a great school with teachers who really care about students. Reviews mention great teachers and supportive environment.
Synthesized from public parent reviews · Apr 2026
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