Tuition how much do u pay?

amother

Lotus

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 8:01 am

amother Hawthorn wrote:

MO

Elementary - $19,000 + $1500 bus
Girl - high school - $27,750 + $4000 bus
Boy - high school - $31,160 + $4200 bus

So $87000 and change for 3 kids.

There you go. Built in birth control...
I'm not saying MO people are planning on having 10 kids, but 4 is pushing it with such tuitions. Definitely a major issue.

amother

Cadetblue

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 8:01 am

amother Mimosa wrote:

interesting. I'm pretty sure in my school (there are two schools that most frum people go to) full tuition is higher then that plus fees.

We must be at the other school then. I forgot the $350 activity fee, that is not included the $11K. Also, I don't know if tuition at our school is any different in older grades.

amother

Cornsilk

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 9:02 am

Israel:

Public religious elementary school: No tuition, maybe US$300/year in books, fees, etc.

Semi-private DL yeshiva: ~US$2500/year for tuition + books + fees/trips/etc.

Semi-private girls' high school (considered expensive) ~US$3750/year for tuition + books + transportation + fees/trips/etc.

amother

Clover

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 9:50 am

£2,500 for my 2 sons in cheder
£4k for my daughter in high school
Plus a total of under £300 each for trips, supplies, etc

I'm in the uk

amother

Valerian

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 10:15 am

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amother Valerian wrote:
BH we are able to pay full tuition (though there is nothing much left for extras after tuition and regular household expenses) for 5 kids ranging from beis medresh to kindergarten. (Outside the tri-state, but not a tiny OOT city either) We are paying around 70k total. The amount includes, dorms and food (for 2) and all fees.

If you don’t mind sharing, what is your annual income? We are paying a similar amount (with scholarships) but not really making it.

Combined my husband and I make a about 230K before taxes. We do have a low mortgage. But even so the cost of everything going up we are making it but really not much extra after tuition, mortgage, insurance, car insurance, food, etc. We love hand-me-downs and buy clothing at walmart/target where we can (harder with older kids finding appropriate clothing--they are not picky).

essie14

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 11:05 am

Israel!
We pay under 7000 shek for a non dorming DL boys HS, that includes all trips, book fees, etc.
I do pay another 3000 shekel for the hasaah since we are technically in a different moetza.

DD(5) - I think gan is 500 for the year, including hot lunch. I actually don't really keep track. It's so low.

amother

Apple

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 2:21 pm

DH is employed by the school so we get free tuition. (And even with that discount, DH is severely underpaid but that's a discussion for another time...) We do give donations according to our means at that time.

amother

Dahlia

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 2:31 pm

Lakewood
Full tuition is 7100 for my boys. We pay the full thing and we give quite a bit of donations to the rebbeim as well (from maaser).

amother

Starflower

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 2:37 pm

23600 for 7 children in Brooklyn. One baby at home with me. I'm not elaborating because I don't need dirty looks imamother-style.

amother

Cobalt

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 5:22 pm

Boy in special yeshivah 60k
Yeshiva boy 9600
2 highschool girl 15k total
3 girls elementary 18k total
Playgroup 4800
Take out a calculator
About 105k

amother

Purple

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 6:15 pm

amother Cherry wrote:

Lakewood.
Girls HS $5400
2 boys Mesivta $12600
2 boys elementary school $13000
Plus building fees, bus fees, registration fees, lunch fees, book fees, dinner fees, and summer program fees.
Total comes out to 36k a year. With massive deductions. Full price, including all the add-ons comes to 50k a year.

My kids tuition is similar pricing.
Also in lkwd
3 boys elementary- $6,600 each
Nursery playgrp- $500 a moth
Highschool wanted $10, 600, ridiculous amonunt but we settled with $6,000 , but still need to pay building fund, 1k payable over 4 yrs, book fee, g.o. fee... plus depositI gave, Im sure Im missing some extra $fees..

And this is why I also dont send my kids out to playgrp until they're nursery aged.. so expensive.

amother

Cherry

Thu, Sep 15 2022, 6:18 pm

amother Purple wrote:

Our building fees were between $1600 and 2k paid over 3 years.