Case studies

Alex and Mei have a first grader at Gordon and a younger child in pre-K at another school.

• Alex's yearly adjusted gross income is $105,000
• Mei is self-employed and her average yearly income over the past three years was $75,000
• They have $250,000 of equity in their home
• Alex has outstanding student loan debt of $30,000

The Family Individualized Tuition for Alex and Mei’s first grader is $24,678

Next year when their younger child enters Kindergarten at Gordon, their Family Individualized Tuition will be $20,656 per child, plus the annual modest tuition increase.

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Tyler and Ari have a third grader at Gordon.

• Tyler’s yearly adjusted gross income is $300,000
• Ari‘s yearly adjusted gross income is $170,000
• They have $300,000 of equity in their home and $100,000 of equity in investments

The Family Individualized Tuition for Tyler and Ari’s third grader is $39,500.

This is the maximum Family Individualized Tuition for Lower School for 2024-2025.

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Elijah and Maria have a Kindergartener and a second grader at Gordon.

• Elijah does not work outside the home
• Maria’s yearly adjusted gross income is $220,000
• They have $150,000 of equity in their home and $50,000 of equity in investments
• Maria has outstanding student loan debt of $30,000

The Family Individualized Tuition for Elijah and Maria’s family is $27,775 per child.

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Devon and Lee have a fifth grader at Gordon.

• Devon’s yearly adjusted gross income is $45,000
• Lee's yearly adjusted gross income is $50,000
• They have $60,000 of equity in their home

The Family Individualized Tuition for Devon and Lee’s fifth grader is $12,825.

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Nadia has a third grader at Gordon.

• Nadia’s yearly adjusted gross income is $125,000
• She has $500,000 of equity in an investment account
• Nadia’s mother contributes $2,500 a year to help with her grandchild’s education

The Family Individualized Tuition for Nadia’s third grader is $21,333.