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In this video learn how to create your own benchmarking reports in the areas of attrition, tuition and fees, annual campaign, and administrator and teacher salaries.
In January 2021, Prizmah fielded a pulse survey that sought to provide a profile of Jewish day school development in the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 school years and understand the effects of the COVID pandemic on Jewish day...
Local federations, such as the Greater MetroWest, New Jersey Federation where I work, play an important role in supporting Jewish day schools. Traditionally, schools rely upon the annual allocations and supplementary...
At Prizmah, we believe that when Jewish day schools and yeshivas have access to relevant data about peer schools it helps school leaders make informed strategic decisions. Day school leaders are often looking to know how much...
A thought and action paper for Jewish Federations on the challenges and opportunities on the Jewish day school landscape.
JFNA looked at federation models for Jewish day school annual allocations. Findings include: 73 Federations invested $52.3 million in 301 Jewish day schools in 2015-2016 On average, respondent Federations allocated 16% of...
The launch of the Generations Endowment Campaign seven years ago, in partnership with BJE (Builders of Jewish Education) and PEJE (Partnership for Excellence in Jewish Education), was a visionary advancement in securing a...
Guide to Day School Sustainability and Affordability This Greenbook written by Dan Held, published by the Jewish Funders Network aims to fuel and inform the increasingly urgent conversation surrounding day school...
In Greater Toronto, we are blessed with an abundance of day schools of different sizes and identities, from elementary through high school, 14 of which receive funding from the UJA Federation. In many ways, the market is...
Before launching a private consulting practice, I served for five years as director of development at a sizable Orthodox school in a major metropolis. On my first visit as a consultant to a small school, I found myself...