Canterbury School Corporation

“The board treasurer reviews a draft of the tax return for accuracy and completeness prior to signing and filing the tax return. The entire board is provided a copy of the public filing copy at the next board meeting.”

“The board of trustees is committed to avoiding conflicts between the interest of the school and any personal interest of a trustee. A trustee must manage his or her personal and business affairs legally and ethically, so as to avoid an actual or perceived conflict of interest. Generally, a conflict may arise when 1) a trustee has an existing or potential financial or other interest which impairs, or might appear to impair, his or her objectivity in serving the school; or 2) a trustee might derive, or appear to derive, a financial or other material benefit from his or her board service. Ultimately, the determination of whether a conflict or interest exists relies on each trustee's sound judgment, honesty, and ethics. When a potential conflict of interest exists or is believed to exist, prompt disclosure to the chair or co-chair is required. Recusal or abstention may be required. Each trustee is required to sign a copy of this policy on an annual basis. Each trustee is required to abide by this code of conduct/conflict of interest policy and with the bylaws at all times. Failure to do so shall result in removal from the board of trsutees. Further, violation of this policy or other policies adopted by the board of trustees may result in the trustee's removal from the board of trustees.”

“Compensation for the top management official (head of school) is benchmarked against comparable positions at peer institutions and reviewed by the board of trustees. Compensation for key employees is benchmarked against comparable positions at peer institutions, using the dasl survey which is collected annually in the fall by the nais. The head of school reviews the data to determine salaries.”

“Form 990 is available upon request”

“The organization's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are made available upon request.”

“Course of studies: our students pursue a rigorous schedule of college preparatory classes for all four years in the upper school. All classes at canterbury school are taught at the honors level, with advanced placement (ap) and independent studies providing extra challenges. Ap courses are provided in all core subject areas. Enrollment in ap is determined by academic department policies and/or prerequisite courses. Athletics and extracurricular activities: athletics, clubs and organizations play key roles in student life. Canterbury offers an array of sports for student participation including: football, soccer, baseball, basketball, volleyball, swimming, tennis, golf, cross-country, track and field and lacrosse. 75% of our upper school students participate in sports. There are well over 20 active clubs on campus including yearbook, chess, mock trial, and model un. Club members meet on a regular basis throughout the year. Additionally, students participate in a variety of local, state, national and international scholastic competitions. Students drawn from: alva, bokeelia, bonita springs, cape coral, estero, fort myers, fort myers beach, labelle, lehigh acres, naples, north fort myers, port charlotte, punta gorda, sanibel graduates accepted to four-year colleges or universities: 100% average class size: 16 student/faculty ratio: 10:1 financial aid: for the 2021-2022 school year, canterbury school provided approximately $5,630,020 of financial assistance to 30% of the student body. Canterbury school adheres to the national association of independent schools' "principles of good practice for financial aid". Percentage of faculty & administration holding advanced degrees: 47% mascot: cougar accreditations/memberships: - national association of independent schools - florida council of independent schools - southern association of colleges and schools - southern association of independent schools - national association of college admission counseling - the college board academic societies: - cum laude society - international thespian society - la societe honoraire de francais - mu alpha theta mathematics honor society - national english honor society - national honor society - national latin honor society - rho kappa, fcss student honor society - science national honor society - sociedad honoraria hispanica philanthropy: the school relies on tuition and philanthropic support”