At a Glance
A Small Christian Elementary Community in Queens Village
Families seeking a small, faith-based elementary community in eastern Queens who prioritize intimate classroom settings and Christian education over diversity and transit convenience. Best fit for parents who value spiritual development and are comfortable with a predominantly Black student body in a neighborhood where driving is necessary.
- Extremely small scale — only 35 students total means very low student-teacher ratios
- Faith-based (Assembly of God) environment with Christian values integrated into schooling
- Intimate community where teachers know every child by name
- Pre-K through 5th grade under one small roof
- Very homogeneous student body — limited exposure to racial and ethnic diversity
- Religious affiliation required or expected — not a secular option
- Transportation logistics: low transit access means driving is necessary for most families
- Very small enrollment means limited extracurricular options and social breadth
- Tuition costs apply (not disclosed in data)
A small Christian elementary school (Assembly of God) serving PK-5th grade with 35 students total. The school name says it all: this is a place focused on nurturing young children in a faith-based environment.
With only 35 students across six grade levels, this is an exceptionally small community. Nearly all students (91%) are Black, with minimal racial or ethnic diversity. For families seeking a culturally diverse environment, this would be a significant departure from more mixed settings.
Queens Village is a residential, family-oriented neighborhood in eastern Queens. The area scores modestly on safety (64/100) and has low transit access (33/100), meaning most families will need a car for daily commutes. The Family Density score of 53/100 indicates a decent number of families with children in the area, though it's not among the most family-dense NYC neighborhoods.
This is a car-dependent neighborhood. The low transit score means parents should plan for driving or arranging transportation — the school isn't easily reachable by subway or bus for most families.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is NURTURING CENTER a good school?
- Published quality ratings aren't available for NURTURING CENTER yet on Motley. It's a private school serving grades Pre-K to 5 in Queens Village.
- What grades does NURTURING CENTER serve?
- NURTURING CENTER serves grades Pre-K to 5.
- How do students get into NURTURING CENTER?
- NURTURING CENTER runs its own private admissions process — typically an application, a visit, and sometimes testing.
- Is NURTURING CENTER public, charter, or private?
- NURTURING CENTER is a private school.
- What neighborhood is NURTURING CENTER in?
- NURTURING CENTER is in Queens Village, Queens.
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