Tuition & Assistance

2021-2022 Tuition

TK: $26,995
K–5th Grade: $33,750
6th Grade–8th Grade: $36,780

Tuition covers the full cost of Hausner’s daily program, including classes, books, lunch and snacks, materials, and field trips. Additional fees for after-school programs and overnight trips are not included in the tuition.

2022-2023 tuition amounts will be announced in January 2022.

Tuition Assistance Overview

Choosing to give your child the gift of Jewish day school is a significant commitment for your family. At Hausner we are committed to providing your student with an exceptional education. We are equally as committed to making Hausner affordable for families who demonstrate financial need.

Hausner uses FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment to conduct the confidential process of applying for Tuition Assistance. The School appoints a Tuition Assistance Committee to review financial aid applications and to make financial aid award decisions. The Committee balances the financial need of the families with the financial health of the school.

Tuition Assistance FAQ

Does applying for tuition assistance have any impact on the admissions process?

Will I qualify for tuition assistance?

There is no defined income range for tuition assistance eligibility. To determine eligibility, the school's Tuition Assistance committee considers income, number of dependents, number of children enrolled in the school, support from family, and the assets of both parents, among other things. Most families adjust spending priorities and carefully manage their assets to be able to afford their children’s education.

Do tuition assistance awards cover program fees as well as tuition?

Should I complete multiple applications if I have more than one child applying for tuition assistance?

What is FACTS? How does the tuition assistance committee determine an award?

FACTS is a service that evaluates families’ financial information to arrive at the amount of tuition that a family could reasonably afford to pay that year. FACTS uses information you provide through an online application as well as your supporting tax documentation to make its determination. Hausner’s Tuition Assistance Committee considers the FACTS recommendation in their decision making.

Will my family have to repay the tuition assistance?

My family has recently relocated from abroad. What does this mean for my FACTS application?

Welcome to the Bay Area!

Families who do not have a Social Security Number or supporting United States tax documentation should call a FACTS representative at 866.441.4637.

For families moving from Israel: We'd like to see all forms filed with the Israeli Tax Authority from last year, including Form 1219, if that applies. In addition, we would like to see form 106.

Applying for Tuition Assistance

Due: January 18, 2022 at 5pm

Step 1: Submit an application through FACTS.

Step 2: *Upload your 2020 1040 Federal Income Tax Return, including all supporting tax schedules to your FACTS application.

Step 3: *Upload the last pay stubs of 2021 from all applicants.

You must complete steps 1-3 in order for the system to evaluate your application, enabling us to offer you a tuition assistance award.

Due as soon as you receive them:

Step 4: *Upload your 2021 tax forms:
1) W2 form
2) 1040 Federal Tax Return including all supporting documents.

*All supporting documentation can be uploaded in pdf or jpeg format. You can find more information on supporting documentation HERE.

All questions about the application and application process should be directed to a FACTS Customer Care Representative at 866.441.4637. For any personal concerns, please feel free to reach out us at tuitionassistance@hausnerschool.org

Tuition assistance awards will be given with admission acceptance decisions for new families, or at time of re-enrollment for current students.

Questions? Contact us at:

admissions@hausnerschool.org

Hilary Hazan-Glass

Director of Admissions

Amanda Evans

Admissions & Outreach Associate

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Gideon Hausner Jewish Day School is a beneficiary of the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund.