Central Texas Summit Christian School System Inc.

“The organization has four classes of members: associate, junior board, full board members, and honorary. Associate members are employees and/or any individuals who have agreeed to pay the tuition of one or more students. Jr. Board members are individuals whose application was approved for membership by the board of directors and whose membership is in good standing. Honorary members are elected to membership by distinguishing themselves with meritorious service in the furtherance of the school's ideals. All membership is approved by the board.”

“The board of directors is selected from the junior board members of the school by the board of directors. Election for vacant positions on the board is held annually.”

“Jr. Board members may vote on the final budget and other matters brought up at the semi-annual and special meetings of the school.”

“The tax return was reviewed by the headmaster, business manager, and president with the preparing cpa. The tax return was then sent to the board of directors prior to being filed with the internal revenue service.”

“The policy outlines the proper steps to be taken by a board member wanting to render goods/services for the school to ensure that pricing is fair, and in the best interest of the school. Situations where there might be a conflict are to be submitted to the entire board in writing, reviewed, and voted upon.”

“Compensation of all employees, with the exception of the school headmaster, is modified from time to time by the school headmaster to be consistent with the school's budget. The headmaster's compensation is reveiwed at least annually by the board of directors and set accordingly. Board members of the school are not compensated, although the school may pay reasonable compensation for service rendered.”

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