The Flame 2025-2026

2025-2026 FINANCIALS EXPENSES REVENUE

WHY WE GIVE The Lefkovits Family

69% Net Tuition & Fees 13% Auxiliary Income 9% Annual & Event Fundraising 6% Other Operating Income 3% Grants & Other Fundraising

61% Faculty & Administration 14% Building Occupancy & Security 14% Other Operation Expenses 11% Education & Technology

Brittney ‘05 with her husband, Jeffrey , and children Eden (PreK) and Ezra (1st Grade).

Levine Academy provided approx. $2.7 million in tuition assistance during FY2025-2026.

AREAS OF GIVING Annual Gala.....................................................................................................................................$633,748

BRITTNEY LEFKOVITS ‘05

My story with Levine Academy began before I was born. In 1986, when my parents emigrated from South Africa to build a Jewish life in Dallas, they were welcomed with a simple promise: “We will make a place for you here.” That promise shaped my family’s future. My mother went on to teach at Solomon Schechter and later Levine Academy for more than 20 years, helping build not just a school, but a thriving community. I grew up at Levine, where I developed a strong sense of identity, belonging, and confidence. Some of my favorite memories include celebrating Yom Ha’atzmaut , learning about Israel, and traveling there in eighth grade with my classmates. Today, watching my own children experience those same traditions and connections brings that jour- ney full circle. Levine is much more than an excellent school. It is a place where Jewish values, culture, and community are woven into everyday life. What children learn here stays with them, shaping who they become and how they lead. As a parent, alumna, and community member, I have seen firsthand the lasting impact of a Levine education. By investing in our teachers, programs, and students, we ensure that future generations receive the same gift: a deep love of Judaism, a connection to Israel, and the confidence to thrive.

Levine Fund....................................................................................................................................$ 459,411

Grants............................................................................................................................................... $230,200

Capital Projects ................................................................................................................................$22,293

Endowments........................................................................................................................................ $4,679

Other Funds ....................................................................................................................................$131,929

TOTAL. ................................................................................................. $1,482,260

Unaudited financials as of 6.30.2026

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