Jhs 67 Louis Pasteur

The best school for my children, the teachers are excellent and as parents I can be sure that our children are safe at school.and very grateful for everything my children have learned.

Gave a call to the school and they just said they were busy. They give no care to the people living around their neighbourhood, was playing loud extremely music. I have work today and can't get any sleep.

It is a great school definitely send your kids there. They have a basketball team and a soccer team. They also have a few clubs like drama,volleyball, and the student union! The drama club gets invited every year to sing the national anthem somewhere! The student union is also a big part of 266 the provide bake sales,clubs and more! Overall I rate this school a 8/10. Send your kid/kids to PS/IS 266Q.

I’ve never had issues with this school until 5th grade. They make the excuse that they are “preparing” the children for middle and high school but my teachers were never even close to how some of these teachers are. I know I’m not the only who feels this way. Instead of encouraging these children to learn in a positive way and according to their past slogan of “every child learns in a different way,” they instill fear and intimidation to my child who is shy, quiet and struggling in school. I have multiple incidents where my child has been told she was “screamed at” and is afraid to go to school because of the teachers. This is unacceptable. They are not accepting of children who struggle and instead has given nothing but trauma to my child (who they know is seeing a the school counselor for emotional support).

NYC public school with 250 students ! How better does it get. Of course you can pay $10k for a local catholic school or maybe $50k to send your child to Buckley Day School, similar class size, maybe you your child won’t get to ride a horse during school time but hey pay for those lessons separately, same level of education and save yourself $45k!

Constant complaints of bullying and teachers don’t have a lot of patience. Always some thing with this school.

Perfect school. Completely Torah-observant, welcoming to everyone. From kindergarten to Eighth Grade, I’ve felt like I was learning quickly, with every classmate as a friend. Today, I took my eighth grade math regents—possibly my last time being in Har Torah. I am completely prepared for what is to come. The teachers are amazing, and enjoy their job. They give themselves to their students, and know exactly what each child needs. Har Torah education is based on giving each child the highest education he can get as an individual, different for each person, but still working as a family. I’ve developed love for Torah, love for learning in general, interest in everything, high ambition, tremendous respect for superiors, perfect social skills (initially difficult for me), and intimate love for the staff and students. As Jews, we are all family, and in Har Torah, we all know it.One thing to note: This year—and only this year—roughly half of the eighth and seventh graders have not been educated on why they should keep the Torah. They still did, but not at the highest level. If your child is easily influenced, wait for two years to send them here. Otherwise, send them the day school starts, with no hesitation. I want to stress that Har Torah is the highest elementary and middle Yeshiva on and around Long Island, and those running it have been doing so for decades. My uncles attended school here, and they say they loved it at least as much as I. This is the best option for your child to get an education, including Torah, english subjects, and personal development. This is the best of the best.Oh, I almost forgot—Danny the security guard. Danny is the favorite of every student. His presence counts for a large amount of my enjoyment and feeling of friendship at this school. When you come over to our school, look for the average-height Indian security guard, and say hello. You will not regret anything.