At Gottesman RTW Academy, we believe that every Jewish child should have the gift of a day school education, and we want every Jewish family to be able to give their child(ren) a Gottesman RTW Academy education.
How do we accomplish that?
TuitionMAX
The K-8 TuitionMAX financial assistance program places a cap on a family's obligation at no more than 14% of the family's adjusted gross income (AGI), no matter the number of children enrolled. This includes ECC siblings of K-8 students. CLICK HERE to view the chart of the AGI schedule.
Tuition Assistance
We offer a generous assistance program for families with children in grades K–8 who need financial support. Applications are strictly confidential and handled with great dignity and compassion.
To qualify for tuition assistance, parents are required to enroll or register their children and provide financial information before the Tuition Assistance Committee will consider their request. Assistance is based upon need and available funds.
Early Childhood Center families who need financial assistance can apply for partial scholarships through several small funds.
Greater MetroWest (GMW) Right Start
This grant provides a gift voucher toward the cost of tuition for families enrolling their children in a Jewish early childhood program (preK and below) for the first time: $1,000 for those enrolling four or five days per week; $500 for those enrolling two or three days per week. CLICK HERE for more information.
We believe all Jewish families should benefit from a GRTWA education, and it is our goal to overcome all barriers to enrollment.
- For more information on the school, contact Alyssa Glaubman, Outreach and Engagement Coordinator, at 973-584-5530 ext 3346 or at [email protected].
- For questions on affordability, contact Joe Weiss, Chief Financial Officer, at 973-584-5530 ext 3010 or at [email protected].
As always, we work with families in a compassionate, respectful, and confidential manner.
All financial disclosure information provided for either assistance program is held in confidence.
GRTWA subscribes to the principles of fair Practice for the Administration of Financial Aid as outlined by NAIS (National Association of Independent Schools)