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New documents in support of GSA's town tuitioning request are shared on this page
Tax Implications of $1000/student request per town (posted March 11, 2021)
Board Letter to Alumni and Friends (Emailed Feb. 13, posted Feb. 16, 2021)
SEFPAC Dec. 28, 2020 Meeting Minutes
Board Letter to Parents and Guardians (Mailed Feb. 1, posted Feb. 4, 2021)
GSA Historical Financial Statement 2010-2021 (F) (posted Feb. 4, 2021)
SEFPAC Nov. 18, 2020 Meeting Minutes
GSA Administration Overview (posted Nov. 17, 2020)
GSA Costs v Other Maine High Schools (posted Nov. 17, 2020)
2019/2020 Treasurer's Report (posted Nov. 17, 2020)
2019/20 Revenue & Expenses (charts) (posted Nov. 17, 2020)
On October 1, 2020, Board Chair Sally Mills sent the following Supplemental Tuition Request to the members of the School Boards of the seven sending towns. In her cover letter, Sally Mills outlined (1) the ways GSA has worked every year to bridge the gap between the minimum tuition set by the state of Maine and the actual costs of a GSA education, and our inability going forward to bridge the discrepancy without help from the towns; (2) the consequences to GSA's program if we are unable to bridge that gap; and (3) GSA's commitment to transparency and communications in cooperating with our sending towns.
Supplemental Tuition Request Documents:
Letter from Board Chair Sally Mills 9-30-20
Letter from Head of School Tim Seeley 9-30-20
2019-2022 Cash Flow Statements
GSA 2020 Draft Independent Audit
Draft Budget 2020-2021 (Reposted 11/12/20)
GSA Proposed Financial Advisory Committee
NAIS Principles of Good Practice
