Islamic, Jewish, Orthodox & Other Faith Schools · Fishers, Noblesville & Cicero

Eman Schools

Islamic, Jewish, Orthodox & Other Faith School serving grades PK-12 in Fishers, Noblesville & Cicero. On the 2026-27 Choice list. Funding fit, the record behind it, and what to ask.

Where this comes from. School facts are from the NCES Private School Survey (2023-24, or 2021-22 where a school did not respond) and, for schools missing from it, from state lists. Choice status is IDOE's 2026-27 participating list as downloaded October 28, 2026; SGO status is IDOE's partner list dated October 21, 2026; ESA status is IDOE's August 31, 2026 provider sheet. Indiana does not publish private tuition; confirm it with the school.

Can I use Indiana funding at Eman Schools?

$6,395–$7,456
2026-27 Choice award range in this metro; your home district sets the figure
425
Choice students here in 2025-26 (IDOE annual report, period one)
SGO
On IDOE's SGO partner list (Oct 21, 2026): income-based grants can stack on the voucher
ESA
Approved ESA school provider for 2026-27: an ESA student's account can pay tuition here
373
Students reported to the federal survey (2023-24)

Eman Schools is on the Indiana Department of Education's 2026-27 list of participating Choice schools, with instruction listed as in person. IDOE's 2025-26 annual report counts 425 Choice students enrolled here in period one.

Your voucher amount comes from where you live, not from the school's address: for 2026-27 it runs from $6,395 for a Carmel Clay resident to $7,456 for an IPS-area resident, and Eman Schools receives the lesser of that figure and its tuition and fees.

It is on IDOE's SGO partner list dated October 21, 2026, so a family within 400% of the free and reduced-price lunch line can apply for a tax-credit scholarship to stack on the voucher. It is also an approved ESA school provider for 2026-27, meaning a student with an Indiana IEP, service plan or CSEP can have ESA funds pay tuition and fees here through ClassWallet.

The NCES Private School Survey (2023-24) reports 373 students, 45 full-time-equivalent teachers, 100% of its most recent graduates going on to four-year colleges.

Indiana's programs make no distinction by faith: the voucher, SGO grants and the ESA apply here exactly as they would at a Catholic or Christian school. Its pre-K years sit outside the voucher; On My Way Pre-K and SGO grants (from age four) are the routes there.

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What to ask Eman Schools

  1. Will you be on the Choice list for 2027-28 as well, and what tuition and fees will you report on my child's application?
  2. After the voucher for my home district, what will I owe each year, and which fees fall outside it?
  3. Which SGO do you partner with, and do you offer parish, member or sibling rates?
  4. If we enroll mid-year, can you file a period-two application before January 15?
  5. Do you invoice ESA families through ClassWallet, and can you serve as the special education provider for a Choice student?
  6. Which dual-credit or AP courses do you offer, and are exam fees included in tuition?

Dates that apply now

  • Nov 1, 2026Choice Scholarship period two opens for 2026-27: students who enroll at a Choice school now can be approved for a half-year award
  • Jan 15, 2027Choice Scholarship period two closes; after this date no new 2026-27 Choice awards are approved
  • Mar 1, 2027Choice Scholarship period one opens for 2027-28 (the window runs to September 1), and the ESA application traditionally opens the same day

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