YESHIVAH OF FLATBUSH ES

Modern Orthodox families looking for a warm, dual-curriculum elementary with strong secondary continuity and a deep Brooklyn community around it.

• A dual Torah U'Maddah curriculum in which Judaic and general studies are integrated rather than siloed, including a STEAM Exploration strand that pairs science and engineering with religious text study.
• A formal character framework built on ten named core values (Yirat Shamayim, Emet, Chochma, Ahavat Hashem, and others) that aren't just posted on a wall but shape school programming.
• A Scholars Program for advanced learners looking for academic stretch beyond the standard dual curriculum.
• Seamless continuity from PK through 12th grade at the broader Yeshivah of Flatbush, including the well-known Year in Israel program at the secondary level.
• Hebrew language and Israel-rooted learning threaded through every grade, not reserved for a single subject slot.

• Religious fit is the gate — this is a Modern Orthodox, observant day school with full Judaic, Hebrew, and mitzvah observance built into every day, not optional add-ons.
• Tuition is listed at $22,100 with no published sliding scale, so families should ask the school directly about financial aid or sibling discounts.
• The Q train commute from Manhattan runs about 25 to 35 minutes depending on your stop, plus the walk from the station to campus.
• Rolling admissions means a spot can open mid-cycle — but it can also close mid-cycle, so early inquiry matters for families who have a strong preference for this specific school.
• The elementary experience is designed as the front door to the larger Flatbush yeshivah through high school; families choosing it are typically committing to that whole arc, not just K–5.