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MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI

97-30 QUEENS BOULEVARD

At a Glance

An intimate all-boys Jewish middle school where every student is known by name

Best suited for

Jewish families looking for a small, all-boys yeshiva middle school with intensive personalized attention, where boys can build strong Jewish identity alongside a college-prep academic track.

What stands out

  • 5.7:1 student-teacher ratio — among the lowest in New York City private schools
  • Tiny total enrollment of 37 students across three grades
  • All-boys learning environment for grades 6-8
  • Dual curriculum combining Torah and Talmud study with Regents-accredited secular coursework
  • Shabbatonim and Jewish holiday observances built into the school calendar
  • State-of-the-art computer laboratory

Things to consider

  • Very small size limits the peer group and extracurricular variety
  • Only covers grades 6-8, so families must plan a separate high school transition
  • All-boys setting won't work for families seeking coeducation
  • Strong Jewish commitment is central — this is not a culturally Jewish option
  • Rolling admissions with no formal deadline

Identity

The School Aims To Produce Graduates With Both Strong Jewish Identity And The Academic Credentials To Succeed At Selective High Schools And Colleges. Personalized Support Is A Core Value — With Such Small Class Sizes, Teachers Can Tailor Instruction Closely To Each Student.

A yeshiva-style middle school serving a small cohort of boys in grades 6-8. The school pairs intensive Jewish studies with college-preparatory secular academics and emphasizes a warm, family-like culture.

Community

100% Asian

At only 37 students across three grades, this is one of the smallest schools in the city. Every student is likely to know every teacher and most classmates personally.

Neighborhood

Rego Park

Rego Park is a middle-class Queens neighborhood where median household income sits around $83,620, about 11% of residents live below the poverty line, and roughly 53% of adults hold a bachelor's degree. The area has a longstanding Jewish community alongside a broader mix of families.

Three M and R line stations are within roughly 4 to 13 minutes on foot. 63 Dr-Rego Park is closest at about a four-minute walk, followed by 67 Av at around eight minutes and Woodhaven Blvd at roughly thirteen minutes — making the commute reasonable from much of Queens and from Manhattan via the same lines.

Notable Programs

Jewish curriculum (Torah and Talmud)Secular academics (Regents-accredited)Team sports and gymnasticsShabbatonim and holiday eventsState-of-the-art computer laboratory
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI a good school?
Published quality ratings aren't available for MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI yet on Motley. It's a private school serving grades 6 to 8 in Rego Park.
What grades does MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI serve?
MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI serves grades 6 to 8.
How do students get into MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI?
MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI runs its own private admissions process — typically an application, a visit, and sometimes testing.
Is MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI public, charter, or private?
MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI is a private school.
What neighborhood is MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI in?
MIDRASH L'MAN ACHAI is in Rego Park, Queens.