Focusing on the right tuition goal
Recently, we explored a key financial idea — the concept of Full Cost Equivalents. If you haven’t read the article yet, you’ll want to do
Recently, we explored a key financial idea — the concept of Full Cost Equivalents. If you haven’t read the article yet, you’ll want to do
One of the most important things you can do to understand your school’s financial situation is to implement a Full Cost Equivalent system. (If you’ve
An alternative way to estimate your fall enrollment Everyone is busy right now with prospective families, but we need to take an hour here and
On Thursday, inflation rose to a year-to-year rate of 7.9% – the highest rate in 4 decades. In the South, the rate was 8.4% and
The Economics & Inevitability of Inflation With the rise of longer-term inflation, it is essential that Christian schools get their financial house in order. If
There’s no question we need to expand. Where should we start? The easy and fun part is design and construction. The hard, and not-so-fun part,
Our nation-wide lockdowns have been devastating to many Christian schools’ ability to raise funds. Fundraisers have been cancelled, and major gift work has ground to
A Biblical Model for Supporting Association-Model Lutheran SchoolsBy Dan KrausePresident, GraceWorks Ministries© 2019 Introduction: “No matter what happens, you should say: There is God’s Word.
Myth #1 Myth: Christian school parents are extremely sensitive to even the slightest changes in tuition pricing. Reality: Christian school parents are first and foremost