Rockwern Possible
We are excited to offer Rockwern Possible. This program is in addition to our traditional financial aid process, and it ensures all families with at least one child in kindergarten or above will be able to afford a quality Jewish education for their entire family.
For families with at least one child in K - 8 and with income levels at or above $150,000, Rockwern Possible will cap a family’s total tuition for the school year (exclusive of fees and After Care) at 12% of adjusted gross income (AGI). Those with AGIs lower than $150,000 are encouraged to apply for financial aid to maximize their award amount, but if they prefer to participate in Rockwern Possible, their family tuition would be capped at $18,000. For Rockwern Possible, the only materials families need to submit is their prior-year tax return. Rockwern Possible does not replace the school’s current financial aid program, and families with any income level are encouraged to apply for financial aid if their needs are greater than the savings offered through Rockwern Possible.
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Who is eligible for Rockwern Possible?
Families participating in Rockwern Possible must have at least one child enrolled in K - 8.
Families participating in Rockwern Possible are not eligible for any other discounts.
The greatest benefits are typically to families who have two children and AGIs in the range of $150,000-$250,000 and to families with three children and AGIs in the range of $150,000-$350,000.
I need more aid. What can I do?
Families that need more aid than Rockwern Possible provides are strongly encouraged to apply for more aid through our confidential process.
How do I apply?
Fill out the easy application form at this link. This is a secure process; your tax returns are confidential and will only be viewed by our Director of HR & Business Operations.
*Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) is defined as gross income minus adjustments to income. Gross income includes your wages, dividends, capital gains, business income, retirement distributions, and other income. Adjustments to income include such items as educator expenses, student loan interest, alimony payments, and contributions to retirement accounts.