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Jewish Communal Professional Discount

Jewish Communal Professional Discount (JCPD)

Hillel deeply values Jewish community involvement, activism, and leadership. The school nurtures the next generation of community leaders while inspiring the current generation to lead by example, securing a vibrant Jewish future.

Hillel Day School is offering 30% OFF TUITION for children of eligible Jewish community professionals for the 2025-26 school year.

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Who is Eligible?
- Gan (Kindergarten) through eighth-grade students currently enrolled or in the process of enrolling.
- At least one parent/legal guardian must be a year-round, full-time employee at an eligible Jewish non-profit organization, outlined below:
  - Jewish Federation of Detroit Agencies
  - Jewish Federation of Ann Arbor Agencies
  - Synagogues
  - Jewish ECC/Preschools and Day Schools
  - Jewish Camps
  - Other Jewish Organizations approved by the JCPD Committee
- Eligible Jewish non-profits must have been in existence for a minimum of three years.
Benefit Details
- If a student enrolls mid-year, the discount will be prorated.
- If a student is currently enrolled, and the parent or legal guardian’s employment at a qualified Jewish non-profit organization begins mid-year, the family will be eligible to receive a prorated discount.
- JCPD applicants are not required to complete the school’s tuition assistance application unless additional assistance is requested.
- Eligibility for this discount does not guarantee admission or enrollment.
- Existing families with a current tuition benefit will receive the greater of their current assistance award or the Jewish Communal Professional Discount.
- This discount applies to tuition only and excludes other fees.

Questions?

To find out if your Jewish non-profit qualifies for JCPD, contact John Pitcher: jpitcher@hillelday.org

For admissions questions or to schedule a tour, contact Arielle Endelman: aendelman@hillelday.org

"Hillel has fantastic teachers, a joyful Jewish Community with excellent general and Judaic learning, and lots of different opportunities for children to explore and deepen their talents in or outside of the classroom. Hillel is a vibrant space in which children are encouraged to be proud of being Jewish and to explore what that means for them"

- Rabbi Davey Rosen, CEO, University of Michigan Hillel