irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $110KAFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM: AS GENEVA SCHOOL GROWS, SO DOES ITS ROBUST AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM. WE STRIVE TO CREATE EXTRACURRICULAR PROGRAMMING THAT ALIGNS WITH OUR OVERARCHING SCHOOL VALUE OF LIFELONG LEARNING. AFTER-SCHOOL COURSES ALLOW STUDENTS TO EXPLORE PASSIONS, EXPRESS CREATIVITY, AND DEEPEN FRIENDSHIPS. TALENTED FACULTY HAVE BEEN INTEGRAL TO THE DIVERSITY OF COURSE OFFERINGS; EACH TRIMESTER THEY WEIGH IN WITH THEIR OWN IDEAS AND STUDENT SUGGESTIONS, AND OUR MOST POPULAR COURSES ORIGINATED FROM OUR STUDENT IDEAS AND INTERESTS: KNIGHTLY NEWS, RUNNING CLUB, CODING, AND STEM CLASS.
- #2 $138KGENEVA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC PARTNERS WITH GENEVA SCHOOL TO PROVIDE CLASSICAL MUSIC EDUCATION THROUGH RECITALS, CONCERTS, AND COLLABORATIONS WITH PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS. IN FISCAL YEAR 2025, THE CONSERVATORY WELCOMED 20 NEW STUDENTS AND 6 FACULTY, HELD MAJOR AND HONORS RECITALS, ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL CHOIRS, AND REINTRODUCED ITS FACULTY CONCERT FEATURING WORKS BY LIVING COMPOSERS.
named programs · 2 · from sources
What they call their work
After-School Program
Extracurricular programming including Knightly News, running club, coding, and STEM classes that align with the school's value of lifelong learning
Geneva Conservatory of Music
Classical music education program offering lessons, recitals, concerts, and collaborations with professional artists; serves both enrolled students and external participants
activities · 7 groups
What they do
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Structured Student Enrollment Process 1 activity
- Administers competitive admissions process with financial aidConducts a structured admissions process including online applications starting September 1, mandatory virtual information sessions, family interviews, student assessments, school tours, and supplemental documentation due by January 10. Admissions decisions are issued in early to mid-February, with offers requiring acceptance within 14 days. Need-based financial aid is available based on annual budget availability, and tuition ranges from $22,000 to $36,000 annually depending on program and grade level.
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Classical Christian K–12 Education 1 activity
- Delivers classical Christian education from preschool through 12th gradeProvides a comprehensive classical Christian education for over 400 students in preschool through 12th grade, with the first senior class graduating in June 2025. The curriculum emphasizes academic excellence, spiritual development, and holistic child development using pedagogy aligned with natural stages of learning.
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Play-Based Early Childhood Education 1 activity
- Offers early childhood programs for ages 3–5Operates a Beginners program for children ages 3–4 focused on play-based, teacher-directed learning to foster independence and a love of learning, and a five-day-a-week Junior Kindergarten program for ages 4–5 that includes advanced academics, formal physical education, and chess instruction.
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Comprehensive Student Enrichment Programs 1 activity
- Offers extracurricular programs in arts, academics, athletics, and leadershipProvides extracurricular activities starting in Junior Kindergarten, including after-school programs developed from student and faculty input such as Knightly News, running club, coding, and STEM classes. Also fields competitive sports teams in soccer, basketball, volleyball, cross country, and golf that participate in the American International Private Schools League (AIPSL).
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College Access and Success Support 1 activity
- Provides college advisement for upper school studentsOffers college advisement services beginning in ninth grade to support students in post-secondary planning and preparation.
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Music Education and Training Programs 1 activity
- Provides music education through the Geneva Conservatory of MusicOffers classical music instruction in cello, piano, violin, and voice, including private lessons, chamber music, music theory, and studio classes. Students have opportunities for public performance through recitals and concerts, including collaborations with professional artists and faculty performances featuring works by living composers.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Integrates arts, movement, and memorization into core academicsUses songs, rhymes, jingles, and physical movement in lower school to teach history timelines, science facts, Bible verses, and grammar rules, supporting content retention and engagement across subjects.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$15.41M
Contributions & grants$1.52M10%
Program service revenue$13.64M89%
Investment income$240K2%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$13.36M
Program expenses88%
Admin / overhead9%
Fundraising3%
Salaries & benefits$6.91M
Grants paid out$2.91M
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$40.96M
Cash$77K
Investments$16.05M
Liabilities$27.35M
Net assets$13.61M
Liquid reserves14.5 mo
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue +13.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 9
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| EUNRIM HINCKLEY | HEAD OF SCHOOL | 40 | $392K |
| TESSA TIEMANN | HEAD OF UPPER SCHOOL | 40 | $237K |
| JOHN LEE | PROVOST | 40 | $215K |
| MATTHEW WALDVOGEL | HEAD OF LOWER SCHOOL | 40 | $173K |
| TIMOTHY GOODWIN | DIRECTOR OF OPS AND PROG | 40 | $130K |
| GREG GUNKLE | HISTORY TEACHER | 40 | $129K |
| RENEE REYNOLDS | DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT (PART YEAR) | 40 | $110K |
| MARGARET LEE | FINANCE MANAGER | 40 | $110K |
| SANDRA KALLEN | DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS | 40 | $108K |
board members · 8
- ALEX RAY — CHAIRMAN
- BREN HALL — TRUSTEE
- CAMILLE KAMPOURIS — SECRETARY
- CAROLYN PARLATO — TRUSTEE
- DAN MURPHY — TRUSTEE
- EDWARD MORGAN — TRUSTEE
- JOE ROTONDO — TREASURER
- LUCY CHANG — TRUSTEE
relationships · 14
Who they work with
- American International Private Schools League Partner — Participates in athletic competitions through the American International Private Schools League (AIPSL)
- Bren Hall Partner — Chair of the Board of Trustees, parent of students
- Camille Kampouris Partner — Secretary of the Board of Trustees, grandparent of students
- Christian families Partner — Collaborates with Christian families in supporting student academic and spiritual development
- Clarity Partner — Partner organization used to process financial aid applications and collect family financial information.
- Edward Morgan Partner — Member of the Board of Trustees, grandparent of students
- Geneva Conservatory of Music Partner — Collaborates with The Geneva School of Manhattan to provide classical music education through recitals, concerts, and artist collaborations.
- Geneva Conservatory of Music Partner — Offers music education programs including private lessons, chamber music, and music theory
- Lucy G. Partner — Parent of a student who provided a testimonial about the Preschool program
- MSA Association Network — Accredited by the Middle States Association (MSA), as indicated by the MSA logo and reference to a visiting team.
- Rim An Hinckley Partner — Founder and Head of School, serves ex officio on the Board of Trustees
- Sandy Kallen Partner — Director of Admissions who serves as a point of contact for prospective families.
- The Geneva Conservatory of Music Partner — Provides classical music training through music lessons offered in partnership with The Geneva School of Manhattan.
- The Geneva School of Manhattan Partner — Operates in partnership with and within the values and mission of The Geneva School of Manhattan.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Classical Education Aligned with Child Developmentmethodology: classical_educationBy structuring education around the grammar, logic, and rhetoric stages (the Trivium), we develop critical thinking and persuasive engagement, because this model aligns with natural cognitive development and cultivates lifelong learners through age-appropriate pedagogy.
- Community-Based Discipleship and Character Formationmethodology: community-based_discipleshipBy fostering a diverse, loving Christian community, we support holistic student and family development, because spiritual growth and virtue are cultivated through relational discipleship and shared mission.
- Faith-Integrated Education with Biblical Worldview Frameworkmethodology: christian-worldview-integrationBy integrating Christian theology as a foundational interpretive lens across all subjects, we unify knowledge and shape character, because a biblical worldview enables students to discern truth, align behavior with spiritual principles, and engage the world through a coherent Christian framework.
- Family-School Partnership in Faith and Academic Formationmethodology: family-school-partnershipBy partnering with Christian families who affirm shared values, we reinforce academic and spiritual development, because sustained formation in a biblical worldview depends on aligned collaboration between educators and parents.
- Whole-Child Development in Mind, Body, and Soulmethodology: whole-child-educationBy educating the whole child—mind, body, soul, and heart—we foster optimal learning and formation, because human persons are integrated beings whose intellectual, spiritual, emotional, and physical capacities must be developed together for full flourishing.