Tuition & Affordability
A WHHS education is an investment in your child, and we work with every family to make it possible. Here is how cost and aid work.
Cost should never be the reason a child doesn't apply.
WHHS is a small school by design, with low student-teacher ratios, three academic tracks in every course, and a faculty that knows each student by name. We are committed to making that experience accessible, and a significant share of our families receive tuition assistance. The first step is simple: talk to us.
Tuition & fees, plainly stated
The full cost for the 2026-27 academic year is listed below. Transportation, lunch and other fees are billed separately.
| 2026–27 | Grades 9–12 |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $34,000 |
| Annual Fund Pledge | $3,500 |
| Parent Council Fee | $150 |
| Educational Materials Fee | $200 |
| Yearly total | $37,850* |
*A one-time $400 graduation fee applies to 12th grade only and is not included in the yearly total above.
Financial aid & flexible plans
We meet families where they are. Aid is need-based and confidential.
Need-based aid
A meaningful share of WHHS families receive tuition assistance. Awards are based on demonstrated need and reviewed confidentially each year.
Flexible payment plans
Monthly and multi-installment plans help families spread tuition across the year.
Other sources of aid
Students entering WHHS from public school may apply for tuition assistance from other organizations such as Oorah or UJA. Speak with our admissions director for details.
Day School Tuition Fund » UJA-Federation of New YorkOorah Tuition Assistance
How to apply for assistance
WHHS offers need-based tuition assistance through a WHHS Tuition Assistance Application together with a FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment and supplementary documents. The process is confidential and reviewed on a rolling basis, with a priority deadline of January 5.
Questions? Contact the Admissions Office, 914.698.0806 ext. 308.
Recognizing what students bring
Alongside need-based aid, WHHS awards individual scholarships to students selected for two of our signature programs.
Westchester Scholars Program
For eighth graders who have shown commitment and achievement in areas such as academics, the arts, sports, chessed and ahavat Yisrael. Scholars are recommended by their middle school and selected for their character, academic record, diverse interests and commitment to Judaism. They receive individual merit scholarships and take part as a group in special workshops, talks from selected speakers, and trips.
Advanced Torah Study
Qualified students may apply to study one-on-one with a member of our rabbinic staff, going deeper into their Judaic studies coursework. Students selected for the program receive individual scholarships.
Tuition & aid FAQ
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Talk to us about affordability
Tell us about your family and we'll help you understand tuition, aid, and busing, and whether WHHS is the right fit.