The majority of day school parents cannot afford to pay full tuition. And even after they’ve paid all they can, they often have a deficit of $5,000 – $30,000 per year. Yeshiva Schools of...

Due to its low cost of living and low unemployment rate, the Omaha community has become a magnet for young frum families. In 2005, six families at Friedel Jewish Academy were members of Beth...

The Jewish community as a whole benefits from investments made in Jewish education. Therefore, it behooves every Jewish community to make an extended effort to foster and support formal and informal Jewish education. The...

The National Jewish Cooperative Day School of South Florida asserts there is no more efficient way to reduce Day School tuition costs while maintaining high educational standards than to empower motivated parents so that...

Due to the current economic climate, budget cuts have reduced or eliminated special education programs in many Torah institutions. Educators and parents are currently at a loss about how to provide quality special education...

Denver Academy of Torah (DAT) devised a fund raising program designed to profit both the day school and the business community – in Denver and across the globe. Under the program guidelines, businesses commit...

In a consolidated effort to help financially-challenged families in the Baltimore community afford the cost of day school, Bais Yaakov of Baltimore has launched a lucrative direct sales campaign. The project includes active participation...

As the nature of Jewish philanthropy shifts and changes, day school education is increasingly sapping the resources of philanthropists and foundations. The sheer magnitude of the need reorients and realigns philanthropic priorities, leaving many...

Modeled on a successful public school program, the “Adopt A Class” project secures individuals, companies or organizations as “adopters” of a particular class. These “adopters” commit to making substantial donations for the benefit of...