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Georgia Christian School
Valdosta, GA · Independent school
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Georgia Christian School looks durable. The school holds 2.0 years of operating cushion, a healthy buffer. Revenue runs 75% tuition-dependent (peer median 88%), diversified by day-school standards, with meaningful contribution and investment income. Staff compensation runs 58% of expenses, well below the peer median, worth understanding why. Expenses are outpacing revenue 17.4% vs 13.6% per year over three years, signaling margin compression worth flagging. NACUBO Composite Financial Index: 7.1 / 10, strong.
Georgia Christian School reported $3.9M in revenue against $3.6M in expenses in fiscal year 2023, the most recent filing on record. Net assets stood at $7.1M — about 1.96x annual operating expense.
Operating margin landed at 8.2%, with 75.3% of revenue coming from tuition. Among same-size peers, that puts Georgia Christian School at the p70 on operating margin.
$3.9M
REVENUE FY2023
8.2%
OP MARGIN
20
PEERS RESOLVED
IRS FORM 990 · DATA THROUGH FY2023
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WHERE THIS SCHOOL SITS · REVENUE SCALE VS PEERS
Among 20 similar peer schools, Georgia Christian School ranks 12th by latest 990 revenue.
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- Financials — IRS Form 990, up to nine years on file.
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- Competition — NCES private (PSS) + public (CCD) school inventory.
- Demographics — U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-year estimates.
- Local economy — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, QCEW and CES.
- Peer set — 1,620 independent schools with verified financials.
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