Saint John'S School

“As a private non-profit corporation whose principal objective and purpose is to operate a private educational institution, the corporation shall be run by the parents through a board of trustees. The corporation's membership shall consist of four classes: parents, members, alumni members, general members, and honorary members. Every parent or legal guardian of a bona fide regular student enrolled in the school, who is in good standing and current in the payment of tuition and fees, shall be a member of the corporation. Every trustee of the corporation elected to the board of trustees who is not a parent member shall also be, during his/her term, a member of the corporation with full rights. The member's principal function shall be the election of the parent trustees.”

“As a private non-profit corporation whose principal objective and purpose is to operate a private educational institution, the corporation shall be run by the parents through a board of trustees. The corporation's membership shall consist of four classes: parents, members, alumni members, general members, and honorary members. Every parent or legal guardian of a bona fide regular student enrolled in the school, who is in good standing and current in the payment of tuition and fees, shall be a member of the corporation. Every trustee of the corporation elected to the board of trustees who is not a parent member shall also be, during his/her term, a member of the corporation with full rights. The member's principal function shall be the election of the parent trustees.”

“The form 990 was reviewed by the finance director of the entity. The financial statements were reviewed by the finance committee. The numbers presented on the return are based on the presentation of information on the audited financial statements.”

“Saint john's school has adopted a conflict of interest policy to protect the school's interests when it is contemplating entering into a transaction or arrangement that has the potential to benefit the private interests of, or result in potential excess benefits to, a covered person and, also to safeguard trustees from a potential situation where the ability to exercise their loyalty to the organization is compromised. The policy is intended to supplement any applicable state and federal laws governing conflicts of interest for non-profit charitable organization or any other conflict of interest policies presently in effect for members of committees and sub- committees of the school's board of trustees. The conflict of interest policy compliance statement should be completed on an annual basis.”

“The executive committee signs the contract with the headmaster and the board policy manual estabishes the personal policy guidelines to be followed in the school.”

“The executive committee establishes the head of school compensation by taking into consideration the comparable market compensation, the financial condition of the school and the head of schools performance. The agreement is formalized by a signed contract.”

“Ms. Judith medina was the person in charge of the books of the organization as of the year end of the entity (june 30, 2024). Documents are available to public.”

“Fundraising activities 94,448 cost of goods sold 198,880 staff, family and other tuition discounts -674,699 fundraising activities -94,448 cost of goods sold -198,880 staff, family and other tuition discounts 674,699”