Quality day school education at HAMC is affordable. We have several programs that will keep the gift of a day school education available to all Jewish children, regardless of the family’s ability to pay.
Thanks to support from an extremely generous donor, the Hebrew Academy is among a select group of day schools in the nation that can offer a capped tuition for middle-income K-8 families that would not normally qualify for tuition assistance. In addition we offer “traditional” tuition assistance for our K-8 families and limited tuition assistance for our Early Childhood Center families.
Below is a short summary of our tuition assistance programs and payment options.
- Base Tuition Grant: This endowed program is open to K-8 families with a gross income of up to $200,000, or higher if there are extenuating circumstances. Tuition is “capped” at an amount significantly below the standard tuition rate, and limited financial disclosure is required.
- Tuition Assistance: Our tuition assistance program is available to all K-8 families. The amount of assistance granted is based on income and extenuating circumstances. The Hebrew Academy contracts with an independent agency to help determine need. Financial information is kept strictly confidential.
- Early Childhood Tuition Assistance: Through the Jason K. Jacobs Early Childhood Memorial Scholarship Fund, a child can attend our superior preschool at a reduced tuition cost. This scholarship was created by Jennifer Jacobs, a former Hebrew Academy parent, in memory of her husband, Jason, who perished on 9/11.
- Payment Options: A variety of payment options are available, including credit card payments, ACH payments, and monthly or biannual scheduals. Sibling and early payment discounts are also available.
For more information on any of these programs, please contact Jill Granik, Director of Operations, at 973-584-5530 ext 3010, or jgranik@hamc.org