Affording

List of 4 items.

• Financial Aid

  Financial aid is determined each year based on the number of applicants and available funds. The goal of the program is to close the gap between the total cost of a Perelman education and what a family can afford. Each application is carefully reviewed and considered based on needs and circumstances. Applications for Financial Aid must be made through FACTS Management, our third party Tuition Assistance management provider and can be accessed here.
  
  

  EITC: As part of the financial aid process, families may qualify to have their financial aid funded through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit / Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (EITC/OSTC) tuition assistance program, managed by the Foundation for Jewish Day Schools. Qualifying families may be asked to submit additional documentation. 

  
  
  

• Tuition Affordability Program

  The Perelman Jewish Day School Affordability Program offers fixed scholarships based on the number of children families have enrolled at Perelman for families with incomes between $175,000 - $350,000. These scholarships are in effect for every year your child or children are at Perelman, from Ganon to Grade 5, making it easier to plan what your tuition costs will be in the future as your family grows.

  
  The Tuition Affordability Grid shows the amount of the grant you would receive based on the number of children that your family enrolls each year.
  
  

  Applications for the Tuition Affordability Program must be made through FACTS Management, our third party Tuition Assistance management provider, and can be accessed here.

• Cozen Scholars Program

  Thanks to the generosity and philanthropic vision of Sandy and Steve Cozen, the Cozen Scholars Program offers a $5,000 incentive to new families during their first year that they enroll their children at Perelman. Qualifying families are those whose total income is between $175,000-$350,000 and are new to the school.
  
  Applications for the Cozen Scholars program must be made through FACTS Management, our third party Tuition Assistance management provider and can be accessed here

• Geographic Scholarship Program

  Our Geographic Scholarship Program aims to attract and retain Perelman families who live in neighborhoods that are underrepresented in our school.

  
  

  Starting in the 2023-2024 academic year, Perelman will guarantee scholarships of $12,000 or more per child per year for families who live in the Northwestern suburbs, Northern suburbs, Northwest Philly, Northeast Philly, or Lower Bucks County. Click here for a full list of eligible zip codes.

  
  

  The scholarships of $12,000 or more are guaranteed for each child for every year that they are enrolled at Perelman and will be automatically deducted from your enrollment contract.