Longview Christian School

Longview Christian School looks stable. Reserves cover 5 months of operating expense, a thin runway. Revenue is 83% tuition-dependent (peer median 88%), concentrated but in line with most independent day schools. Staff compensation runs 73% of expenses, generous relative to peers. Net assets are growing 18.9%/yr over three years; the cushion is being built, not drawn. NACUBO Composite Financial Index: 3.9 / 10, adequate — monitor.

Longview Christian School holds only 5 months of operating expense in reserve — a thin runway that warrants understanding before walking into a campus visit.

Longview Christian School reported $3.0M in revenue against $2.9M in expenses in fiscal year 2024, the most recent filing on record. Net assets stood at $1.2M — about 0.41x annual operating expense.

Operating margin landed at 3.4%, with 82.7% of revenue coming from tuition. Among same-size peers, that puts Longview Christian School at the p24 on operating margin.