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Strategic intelligence built for private school leaders.

One mission: help private school leaders make sharper decisions with better data.

Strategic Assessment

Strategic Assessment

The board-ready analysis your school has been asking for.

A comprehensive strategic planning engagement — covering tuition positioning, financial health, enrollment trends, market dynamics, and competitive landscape for your school specifically. Delivered as a branded report plus a guided leadership review session.

Best for smaller schools

Core

Up to ~150 students

$2,500
Per school · One-time
  • The full strategic assessment, right-sized
  • Tuition benchmarking & financial health scoring
  • Peer comparison, 5–6 schools
  • Branded report + 45-minute review
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Best for larger schools

Board

601+ students

$4,500
Per school · One-time
  • Everything in Complete, plus:
  • Custom peer set & extended financials
  • Board-ready slide deck + Board session
  • Quarterly market updates for 12 months
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Tier reflects total K–12 enrollment; unusual scale or scope may be quoted above Board. Not sure where you land? Start with the free benchmark.

Behind every recommendation is the most complete view of the private school market we know how to build.

You’re going to make decisions based on what we tell you — about tuition, hiring, expansion, capital projects. So the analysis underneath has to hold up.

The Schoolhouse HQ Index pulls together federal, state, and local government filings, demographic and market data, licensed third-party sources, and our own original research on tuition and competitive positioning. Most of it would take an individual school months to assemble for one competitor — we’ve done it across thousands.

But the database isn’t the point. The point is that when you ask “is our tuition too low?” or “is this market actually growing?”, the answer comes back grounded in evidence — and shaped by people who’ve sat in operator and CFO seats, not just analyst ones.

Government filings — federal, state, local — financials, enrollment records, and program data across multiple agencies
Demographics & market data — who lives near your school, what they earn, and how that’s shifting
Licensed third-party sources — specialty datasets that fill gaps the public record leaves open
Our own research — tuition rates, program details, and competitive signals we collect directly because no one else has them
Operator judgment — decades of strategy, FP&A, and school administration experience deciding what the data actually means