Bishop Seabury Academy

Fall 2015 Newsletter and Annual Report

Bishop Seabury Academy

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7 operating income and expenses T he Board of Trustees and Head of School believe fiscal integrity is a critical component of good stewardship. The school's pledge to its generous donors is utilization of gifts that effectively and efficiently achieve our mission. We live our school's mission each and every day. More than three-quarters of Seabury's resources support our students, faculty, and academic programs. Because of this, we provide small class sizes, a 1:1 iPad program, and an experienced and engaged faculty who inspire both middle and upper school students. Tuition and fees represent 81% of the total income at Bishop Seabury Academy, before financial assistance. Ten percent of our income comes from fundraising and gifts. Most of these funds come from our annual fund drive and the annual auction event. The generosity of all who support Bishop Seabury with these unrestricted gifts is what affords the margin of excellence we seek to provide our students. Continued growth of the annual fund is critical to support student financial assistance and to fund the many unique learning opportunities for all Seabury students. Salaries and benefits for all faculty and staff 61% expenses 2014-2015 Capital improvements 2% Instructional and academic expenses 4% Facilities expenses 6% Other operating expenses 7% Debt service 9% Financial assistance 11% revenue 2014-2015 Tuition and fees 81% Fundraising and gifts 10% Income from restricted sources 2% Other income 7% Annual fund $169,522 Auction $80,000 Gifts for other purposes $18,387 Total fundraising and gifts $267,909 Annual Report of Giving 2014-2015

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