Tuition & Scholarships

Yeshiva Schools understands the challenging expense of quality Jewish education and is committed to working with each family according to its financial means. For Yeshiva’s tuition and fees for the 2024-25 school year, see below.*

For our in-town families, scholarships and subsidies are generously offered at Yeshiva Schools with the aid of funding from the state of Pennsylvania, the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, multiple foundations, and many generous donors.

Unlike many other schools within the Chabad network, limited needs-based scholarship funding is also available for out-of-town students. We also provide discounts for out-of-town families that enroll multiple students in Yeshiva.

Our scholarship applications open in early spring. For families who complete the scholarship application during the open application period, there will be no fee. For those families who apply after the open application period, there will be a special consideration fee of $40.

For dates and more information, please contact our Admissions and Enrollment Director, Mrs. Ashirah King, at aking@yeshivaschools.com.

*Tuition and fees are generally finalized prior to the opening of the scholarship applications and enrollments, but Yeshiva reserves the right to change them prior to the start of the school year.

Scholarships for In-Town Students

All local families can apply for a Yeshiva Schools scholarship. For a detailed explanation of Yeshiva’s in-town scholarship formula and a calculator to estimate your family’s anticipated tuition and fees, see below. 

Yeshiva Schools’ scholarship application materials are available online. We use the scholarship services of the FACTS Management Company, which provides this service to similar institutions in Pittsburgh and across the country. The Pittsburgh Jewish Educational Improvement Foundation (PJEIF), which administers most of the EITC scholarships awarded to Yeshiva Schools, also uses FACTS for its scholarship application. This means that a single application satisfies the needs of both Yeshiva Schools and PJEIF.

Because we understand that some families would prefer not to share their financial information with Yeshiva, Yeshiva offers an innovative non-documentation scholarship program. This program allows families to bypass the financial documentation process if they choose to pay tuition according to the scholarship formula using a self-attested family income amount and agree to donate the difference between full tuition and their scholarship-adjusted tuition amount. For more information on this option, including its tax benefits, please send an email to yhashimi@yeshivaschools.com.

Scholarships for Out-of-Town Students

Yeshiva Schools is committed to providing affordable Jewish education to in-town and out-of-town students alike. For out-of-town students, we offer scholarships to families whose adjusted family income (AFI) is less than $200,000. Yeshiva’s head of school also has a very limited amount of additional funding available for families with special circumstances or extreme hardships.

Yeshiva also offers a per student 5% discount for families who enroll more than one out-of-town student in Yeshiva Schools. For a detailed explanation of the out-of-town tuition and fees and a calculator to estimate your anticipated costs, see below.

Similar to in-town families, out-of-town families can bypass supplying their financial documentation by choosing to pay tuition according to the scholarship formula for their family’s self-attested income and agreeing to donate the difference between full tuition and the scholarship-adjusted tuition amount. For more information on this option, including its tax benefits, please send an email to yhashimi@yeshivaschools.com.

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Mrs. Ashirah King
Admissions and Enrollment Director

412-422-7300 x1235