The Ivy League School is celebrating its 54th anniversary. Since 1998, under the leadership of the Cooper family, Ivy League has grown into an unrivaled learning community touching the lives of over 300 students each year. Its reputation for delivering an elite education in a safe, family-like atmosphere places it at the forefront of schools on Long Island. Four years ago, in order to ensure an even brighter future and to make its educational resources more available to the larger community, the Ivy Leag
Raising tuition to cover costs require a substantial increase that could potentially limit the number of quality students who could afford to attend Ivy League. Tuition alone covers only a portion of an Ivy League education, therefore, the school must rely on both tuition and charitable gifts to support its enhancements and fulfill its priorities. Every independent school, college and university (and many public schools) generate funds to close the gap between actual costs and real expenditures.
While Ivy League recognizes that the primary financial responsibility for a student’s tuition rests with the family, there are often extenuating circumstances especially in these difficult times, which may limit educational opportunities for academically qualified students. Families from a wide range of income levels and backgrounds have qualified for assistance. Moreover, underwriting the cost of some tuition allows our school community to remain open, diverse, inclusive and more representative of our 21s