At a Glance
An ultra-intimate all-boys Jewish school in the heart of Rego Park
Families seeking a tiny, intensely personal all-boys Jewish education for their middle-school-age sons, particularly those connected to the Orthodox Jewish community in Rego Park or nearby neighborhoods who value single-sex education and religious instruction.
- Extraordinarily small enrollment (37 students total) creates an intimate, almost family-like environment
- Very low student-teacher ratio (approximately 6:1) means significant individual attention
- All-boys middle school serving grades 6-8
- Located in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood with strong community ties
- Zero diversity in the student body — every student is Asian
- Very small size may limit extracurricular options, sports teams, and social opportunities
- The combination of Jewish affiliation with Church of God in Christ is unusual — families should ask about how these traditions are integrated
- Safety score of 44/100 is below average for the city
- No diversity exposure may be a concern for some families
A tiny all-boys private middle school with Jewish religious education, affiliated with both Jewish tradition and the Church of God in Christ.
The student body is 100% Asian, with zero diversity across racial or ethnic categories. Every single student is male, reflecting the school's all-boys designation. This homogeneity is typical of certain Orthodox Jewish day schools that draw from specific community demographics.
Rego Park is one of Queens' most family-oriented neighborhoods, with a large Jewish population and good density of restaurants, shops, and services along Queens Boulevard and surrounding streets. The area is well-connected by subway (the R/M lines) and bus routes.
Rego Park is quite walkable, with the subway station a short walk from Queens Boulevard locations. Families living in the neighborhood can expect manageable commutes, though parking can be challenging.
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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.
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