Best Jewish Middle Schools in Brooklyn
13 schools match. Top 10 ranked by size, tuition fit, and freshness of our data.
AdmitCompass tracks 13 jewish middle-level schools in Brooklyn. Median published tuition is $35.9K/yr. Brooklyn has the highest concentration with 13 schools.
Middle-school admission is the most competitive transition point at many independent schools. Expect a standardized test (ISEE, SSAT, or in-house), a writing sample, and teacher recommendations from 4th or 5th grade. Every school is re-verified through direct outreach to admissions teams; data is refreshed on a 180-day cadence and timestamped on each profile.
- 1
Hannah Senesh Community Day School
Brooklyn, Kings County · Grades K-8
- Tuition
- $35.9K/yr
- Type
- private
- ~250 students
- 2
Magen David Yeshivah
Brooklyn, Kings County · Grades PK-12
- Tuition
- Free
- Type
- private
- 3
Bnos Yisroel of Boro Park
Brooklyn, Kings County · Grades PK-12
- Tuition
- Free
- Type
- private
- 4
United Talmudical Academy
Brooklyn, Kings County · Grades PK-12
- Tuition
- Free
- Type
- private
- 5
Bnos Yoel of Satmar
Brooklyn, Kings County · Grades PK-12
- Tuition
- Free
- Type
- private
- 6
Beth Rachel School
Brooklyn, Kings County · Grades PK-12
- Tuition
- Free
- Type
- private
- 7
Yeshiva Bnei Zion of Bobov-45
Brooklyn, Kings County · Grades PK-12
- Tuition
- Free
- Type
- private
- 8
Yeshiva Kedushas Zion of Bobov
Brooklyn, Kings County · Grades PK-12
- Tuition
- Free
- Type
- private
- 9
Belzer Yeshiva
Brooklyn, Kings County · Grades PK-12
- Tuition
- Free
- Type
- private
- 10
Yeshiva Toras Emes Kamenitz
Brooklyn, Kings County · Grades PK-12
- Tuition
- Free
- Type
- private
How we rank these schools
Built relationships, not scrapers. AdmitCompass ranks schools using a composite score that blends four signals: enrollment size (a proxy for stability and program breadth), tuition reasonableness within the local market, freshness of our most recent verification, and a small bonus for schools with full admissions detail published on their profile.
Public data comes from the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE), the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), and each school's own admissions pages. The information that actually matters to most families — acceptance rates, deadlines, what a director cares about — comes from direct interviews with school directors and admissions coaches across our active markets.
We do not publish scoring weights or per-axis thresholds. That keeps the moat intact: the rankings reflect actual conversations with people inside schools, not a formula anyone with a crawler could clone. Every profile is re-verified on a 180-day cadence, and the "last updated" date is timestamped on every school page.
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