Use your per student published tuition.  Include all non-elective, per student fees in the tuition (book fee, etc.).  Do not include fees that apply to the family or that are not directly tied to the student.   Do not include discounts such as multi-student, staff, or pastors discounts. 

Use your per student published tuition.  Include all non-elective, per student fees in the tuition (book fee, etc.).  Do not include fees that apply to the family or that are not directly tied to the student.   Do not include discounts such as multi-student, staff, or pastors discounts. 

Use your per student published tuition.  Include all non-elective, per student fees in the tuition (book fee, etc.).  Do not include fees that apply to the family or that are not directly tied to the student.   Do not include discounts such as multi-student, staff, or pastors discounts. 

Use your per student published tuition.  Include all non-elective, per student fees in the tuition (book fee, etc.).  Do not include fees that apply to the family or that are not directly tied to the student.   Do not include discounts such as multi-student, staff, or pastors discounts. 

Use your per student published tuition.  Include all non-elective, per student fees in the tuition (book fee, etc.).  Do not include fees that apply to the family or that are not directly tied to the student.   Do not include discounts such as multi-student, staff, or pastors discounts. 

Books, registration fees, parent partnership fees, etc. 

Include all mandatory tuition and fees, including family fees, capital improvement fees, and enrollment fees.  Do NOT include optional fees like athletics, activities, or field trips unless they are REQUIRED for every student.

Include all general giving, even if it is designated, EXCEPT funds given to a capital campaign.  Include fundraisers (bake sales, etc.). 

Total contributions for the last complete fiscal year designated to buildings, building repair, building expansion, or real estate.

Include anything that cannot be considered a contribution under IRS rules— gate fees, fees for service, facility rental fees, hot lunches, school stores, booster items etc.

Operating expense = Total expenses - capital expenditures - large one-time expenses - expenses designated from donors - Depreciation.

Include money spent on recruiting, marketing, publicity events, and fundraising. DO NOT include salaries of Admissions or Marketing related employees 

Use the percent taken off of the published tuition price for pastors, otherwise known as a discount.  If you have a broader category like Ministry workers, Christian missionaries, etc., include that discount here.  If there is more than one type of discount in this category, use the rough average of all discounts.

What percent discount do you offer to teachers.  For example, if teachers students go free, the percent would be 100%.  If there is a limit (2 students, for example), use the average discount for those students who do qualify for a single teacher.  For example, if the first 2 students of full time teachers are free, then you should use 100%.  If the first is free and the second is half price, and the 3rd and more is full price, then you should use 75%. 

Include money spent on books, other curricular items, online-services like JSTOR, library, or other educational content, Include money spent on training and conferences.

Amount of your mortgage or bonds, both principle and interest, paid annually.  do not include depreciation.

Basically, any expense not designated as salary, personnel, discounts, marketing, curriculum, training, or building.  This is basically a catch all category for everything not asked previously.

Write the closest estimate, or the exact number. 

Including rent/lease, interest, maintenance, insurance, and equipment

This will be measured in Square Feet.

This will be measured in Square Feet.