From Manhattan and the Bronx:

via Triboro Bridge - Take the Grand Central Parkway East to the Queens Boulevard Exit. Take the service road to 77th Road. Make a right turn onto 77th Avenue, going across Queens Boulevard, and making left into service road. Continue two blocks on the Queens Boulevard service road, until Union Turnpike (there is a Chase Bank and a Starbucks on the corner). Make a right turn onto Union Turnpike. Ezra Academy will be on your right, at the end of the first block.

via Whitestone Bridge - Take the Whitestone Expressway to the Van Wyck Expressway South (on the left). Take the Van Wyck Expressway to the Union Turnpike/Queens Boulevard exit. Take the middle lane, making a right onto the main road of Queens Boulevard. At 77th Avenue, make two left turns, going back into service road in the opposite direction (you are actually making a U-turn on Queens Boulevard). Continue two blocks on the Queens Boulevard service road, until Union Turnpike (There is a Chase Bank and a Starbucks on the corner). Make a right turn onto Union Turnpike. Ezra Academy will be on your right, at the end of the first block.

From Brooklyn:

Take the Belt Parkway East to the Van Wyck Expressway North. Exit at Queens Boulevard, and proceed on Queens Boulevard to 77thAvenue. Make a U-turn onto the service road and return to Union Turnpike. Make a right turn on Union Turnpike (there is a Chase Bank and a Starbucks on the corner). Ezra Academy will be on your right, at the end of the first block.

From Long Island:

Take the Grand Central Parkway West and get off at the Queens Boulevard exit. Take the middle lane, making a right onto the main road of Queens Boulevard. At 77th Avenue, make two left turns, back into the service road in the opposite direction (you are actually making a U-turn on Queens Boulevard). Continue two blocks on the Queens Boulevard service road, until Union Turnpike (there is a Chase Bank and a Starbucks on the corner). Make a right turn onto Union Turnpike. Ezra Academy will be on your right, at the end of the first block.