Reply To: Tuition Pricing

@nishtdayngesheft
I apologize if a “rebbe” seemed to be the natural easiest illustration . I no means want to call them out vs anyone else. My key point is that I want committees to look at fringe benefits and not just “salary” based on income like a goy would. In other words govt programs are worth alot of money. And so are free tutions. Recveing free perks (even if its well deserved) like free chol hamoed trips is money. I want to make sure school committees realize that and look at the whole picture. This applies to anyone receiving these benefits

@eddiee You seem to say that yes schools do look at things like of a family receives snap , chs or medicad or free community support. if so then yes thanks for claryfing and I hope all schools do that.

Re Parsonage: Don’t google it. I am telling you what its called in “heimisha” circles. maybe the legal jargon is different but the idea is simple. A school pays another schools tuition and deducts from salaries pre tax. Call it what you like.

@nishtdayngesheft: why shouldn’t things be strictly math? I think thats the crux of my question. Why not? assuming your formula is accurate and accounts for income and expenses? Please provide rational why it shouldn’t be all math. That’s the most fair to me