
Rodeph Sholom School
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Overview
Educational philosophy
Progressive / Play BasedPrograms offered
2s · 3s · Pre-K · K+
Annual tuition
$28K – $66K / yr
School continues
Through Grade 8
Financial aid
Aid: $$$Sibling & legacy
Given some weight
Rodeph Sholom School is a Reform Jewish independent school on the Upper West Side, balancing rigorous academics with play across its early-childhood years, from twos through kindergarten. Jewish life and Israel education, a Creation Lab/STEAM program, and a close community shape daily life. The school offers generous tuition assistance — reaching more than a third of students — alongside dedicated ex-missions support for families applying onward. Enrichment classes are offered on a trimester basis for early-childhood and elementary students.
Programs & Schedule
Schedule
3 days/week · 8:45am–12pm
Extended hours
No
Tuition
$27,650 / yr
Schedule
Monday – Friday · 8:45am–12pm
Extended hours
No
Tuition
$36,000 / yr
Schedule
Mon–Thu 8:35am–2:30pm · Fri 8:35am–2pm
Extended hours
Yes · until 6pm
Tuition
$47,290 / yr
Schedule
Mon–Thu 8:25am–2:45pm · Fri 8:25am–2:10pm
Extended hours
Yes · until 6pm
Tuition
$57,450 / yr
Schedule
Mon–Thu 8:15am–3pm · Fri 8:15am–2:20pm
Extended hours
Yes · until 6pm
Tuition
$66,480 / yr
This school continues through Grade 8. Enrolled students progress without reapplying.
Admissions
Leadership
Rachel Deitch (Head of Early Childhood Division)
Rachel Deitch (Head of Early Childhood Division): former NYC Public Schools Early Childhood Assistant Principal (50+ staff, 200+ students); taught Pre-K 10 yrs at York Avenue Preschool + 6 yrs public Pre-K. BA Sociology/Judaic Studies (Tufts); MA Literacy (Adelphi); post-master's School Building Leader cert (Molloy). NYS cert: Elementary Ed (Pre-K, K, 1-6), Literacy (Birth-Gr6), School Building Leader. (Head of School: Danny Karpf, since 2016)
Admissions contact
Janet Barzilay, Director of Enrollment (Assoc. Dir. Jessica Shaviv)
jbarzilay@rssnyc.orgEx-missions
Children continue at Rodeph Sholom School through Grade 8; here “ex-missions” refers to placing graduates into their next schools (for example, high school). The school guides families through school visits, testing, and applications.
Where graduates go
Independent high schools
12 schoolsPublic high schools
4 schoolsBased on most attended over the last 10 years. Source: rodephsholomschool.org.
Culture & Community
Reform Jewish independent (academics + play)
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