At a Glance
A tiny Pentecostal elementary school where Assembly of God faith shapes every classroom.
Best suited for
Families rooted in the Assembly of God or Pentecostal tradition who want their elementary-age child in a very small, faith-centered environment with one-on-one adult attention, and who are comfortable planning a separate middle school path.
What stands out
- A 3.3-to-1 student-teacher ratio, which is essentially unheard-of in private education and means deeply individualized attention.
- Pentecostal/Assembly of God identity woven into the school day, appealing to families who want explicit spiritual formation alongside academics.
- Pre-K through fifth grade on a single campus, so a child can stay in one community from early childhood through the elementary years.
- An intimate setting where parents likely interact directly with leadership and know every other family.
Things to consider
- Total enrollment is only ten students — this is a school the size of a large family, which is a strength for some children and isolating for others.
- The program ends at fifth grade, so families will need to plan a middle school transition, which can be jarring after such a small, tight-knit experience.
- The religious framework is Pentecostal specifically — families should expect a more expressive, tradition-shaped environment than a generic "Christian school."
- By the demographic data reported, students will not encounter racial or ethnic diversity in the classroom, which is a real consideration for families who prioritize that exposure.
- A school this small typically has a limited extracurricular and arts menu compared with larger independents.
Identity
An Assembly of God (Pentecostal) elementary school serving Pre-K through fifth grade in a coed setting, founded to provide faith-rooted education to local families. The school is part of a church-based ministry, and the Pentecostal worldview runs through its curriculum and culture.
Community
The student body reflected in the data is entirely Black, with a diversity index of 0 on the scale reported — meaning families will find a racially homogeneous environment by the numbers. The small total enrollment of ten means every family essentially becomes part of the broader church community.
Neighborhood
The school sits in Far Rockaway-Bayswater, a Queens neighborhood where median household income is about $67,700, the poverty rate runs around 17.6%, and just over a quarter of adults hold a bachelor's degree. It is a community where the church often serves as the central civic institution, and schools like this one are an extension of that role.
Far Rockaway-Mott Av on the A line is about a 5-minute walk from the school, with Beach 25 St (A) roughly 13 minutes on foot.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is WORLD HARVEST DELIVERANCE CENTER a good school?
- Published quality ratings aren't available for WORLD HARVEST DELIVERANCE CENTER yet on Motley. It's a private school serving grades Pre-K to 5 in Far Rockaway-Bayswater.
- What grades does WORLD HARVEST DELIVERANCE CENTER serve?
- WORLD HARVEST DELIVERANCE CENTER serves grades Pre-K to 5.
- How do students get into WORLD HARVEST DELIVERANCE CENTER?
- WORLD HARVEST DELIVERANCE CENTER runs its own private admissions process — typically an application, a visit, and sometimes testing.
- Is WORLD HARVEST DELIVERANCE CENTER public, charter, or private?
- WORLD HARVEST DELIVERANCE CENTER is a private school.
- What neighborhood is WORLD HARVEST DELIVERANCE CENTER in?
- WORLD HARVEST DELIVERANCE CENTER is in Far Rockaway-Bayswater, Queens.