Note: Tuition and fees for the 2010-2011 academic year will be established in December 2009.
Tuition & Fees (for 2009-2010):
- Tuition for the school year is $28,885.
- There is an additional one-time new student fee of $1,500 per student.
- There is an annual security fee of $700 per family.
- A non-refundable or non-transferable deposit of $2,500 is required upon acceptance.
- Balance of tuition is due May 15, 2009.
- A twelve-month payment plan is available.
- Tuition insurance is available for $250. It is mandatory if the twelve-month payment plan is selected.
- There is a $137 per month deferred charge assessed for the twelve-month payment plan.
Annual Giving
As in many educational institutions, Milken Community High School finds that tuition does not cover operating costs. Therefore, several fundraising activities occur during the year. Milken Community High School depends on parents to contribute as generously as their circumstances allow.
Additional Costs
Textbooks are purchased online through www.ecampus.com. There is an additional fee for Hebrew and Judaic Studies textbooks.
Experiential learning
- Grade 7 Catalina Outdoor Education Trip
- Grade 8 Washington, DC trip
- Grade 8 Israel Exchange Program (optional)
- Grade 9 Colorado River Trip
- Grade 10 Tiferet Israel Fellowship Semester Abroad (optional)
- Grade 12 March of the Living (optional)
Financial Aid
Limited financial aid is available for those who qualify. To receive a financial aid application, return the Financial Aid Request card (included in the application packet) no later than December 4, 2009. For more information or questions about applying for financial aid, please contact Samantha Powell, School Registrar at 310.889.2227 or by e-mail SPowell@WiseLA.org.
JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
Grades 9-12
Special New Grants Available from the Jim Joseph Foundation
Think you might not qualify for tuition assistance? Why not try? Check out http://www.bjela.org/HSgrant to find out!
Thanks to additional funds from The Jim Joseph Foundation and The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles, we are able to help more families afford a Jewish education.