The Winsor School

“The return will be posted on the trustees-only secure web portal prior to filing for the full board to review. Certain donors have requested that their names and addresses be redacted to protect their privacy. The school informs all members of the governing body that schedule b, "schedule of contributors" is available for their review upon request before the form 990 is ultimately filed with the irs.”

“Once a year, each board member receives, signs, and returns a conflict of interest certificate to the clerk of the board of trustees. The certificate informs the board member of the school's policy and allows them to disclose any positions with the school that might be considered as conflicting. The clerk reviews each of the certificates, and if a conflict arises, it is brought to the attention of other officers of the board. It is the responsibility of those officers to determine the extent of the conflict, with the goal of preventing abuse but not eliminating someone from doing business with the school for legitimate purposes.”

“Based on comparability data and review by independent persons, the full board of trustees proposes, votes on, and sets the compensation for the ceo. There was contemporaneous substantiation of the deliberation and decision. For other officers and key employees, the board of trustee's finance committee reviews available information for compensation and makes a recommendation to the full board which is then voted upon by the board.”

“Our forms 990 (current and prior three years) are available on the official website of the attorney general of massachusetts at massachusetts.my.site.com/filingsearch and guidestar at www2.guidestar.org. We also make our form 990, form 1023, form 990-t, articles of incorporation, and bylaws available to the public upon request. Our audited financial statements are also available on the official website of the attorney general of massachusetts at www.charities.ago.state.ma.us.”

“Winsor is a vibrant community that values intellectual curiosity, authentic engagement and personal integrity. We challenge our students to lead lives of purpose as responsible, generous-minded women. Winsor empowers bright, motivated girls to grow into confident, capable leaders through a rigorous academic program, a culture of belonging, and a deep commitment to student wellness. We help students use and develop their voices, think critically and creatively across disciplines, and build habits of curiosity and engagement that extend far beyond the classroom. With thoughtful guidance and challenge, they graduate prepared not only for college, but for lives of purpose, learning, and leadership. Since 1886, winsor has been a leader in girls' education, empowering generations of young women to lead with confidence and make a positive difference in the world. Our rich history reflects our unwavering commitment to academic excellence, intellectual curiosity, and character development. Our distinguished faculty are dedicated to individualized teaching and mentorship, providing a learning environment where students are both challenged and supported to reach their full potential. The arts are woven into the fabric of every winsor student's experience. Our students enjoy opportunities to think creatively, work collaboratively, and explore and express their own voices and passions. Whether on stage, in the studio, or behind the scenes, our students engage in dynamic visual and performing arts programs that develop confidence and critical thinking that extend into everything they do. Through the performing and visual arts, they learn to communicate their ideas and shape the world around them. Athletics is an integral part of the winsor experience. Our athletics program fosters teamwork, resilience, and leadership, complementing our rigorous academics with opportunities for students to challenge themselves physically and mentally. Every season our student-athletes gain lifelong lessons in the value of competition, perseverance, and the true meaning of teamwork.”

“Consulting, mentoring, administrative services, facility services: program service expenses 1,609,779. Management and general expenses 1,773,023. Fundraising expenses 773,215. Total expenses 4,156,017.”