POST OAK SCHOOL
4600 Bissonnet, Bellaire, TX 77401 www.postoakschool.org

Total Revenue
$14,152,219
Total Expenses
$14,159,507
Net Assets
$17,378,316

Organizations Filed Purposes: The Post Oak School was founded to provide a superior Montessori environment and dynamic learning experiences which are designed according to the developmental characteristics and needs of children to guide and nurture each child intellectually, socially, and emotionally.

The Post Oak School provides a comprehensive Montessori education, based on the principals and practices of Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) and accredited by the International Schools of the Southwest (ISAS), to a diverse population of approximately 500 students from infancy to high school. In keeping with Dr. Montessori's ideals, children work in multi-age classrooms with a high level of freedom in choosing their own foundations in language, math, geography, science, music, and other disciplines. The Middle School and High School are located on a second campus in the museum district of Houston which incorporates the principles of Dr. Montessori as well as the International Baccalaureate.

The Post Oak School offers an extensive program of parent education. A free series of four classes, repeated throughout the year, offers general information about Montessori education to both prospective parents and interested visitors. The infant-parent program helps parents of toddlers to raise happy, self confident children. A variety of other classes, lectures, and other presentations during the school year, some free and open to the public and others by reservation afford a variety of perspectives on the School's primary purpose of raising intelligent, confident, caring, and self-motivated lifelong learners.

Community service is deeply ingrained in the Montessori curriculum, from infancy through adolescence. By the time of Middle School, the entire class spends a half day each week working in small groups at various service agencies around Houston. Elementary students have ongoing relationships with other agencies, whether through regular site visits for volunteer work or by working on projects to benefit needy people in more distant places. Older children routinely learn the benefits and blessing of aiding others in the school's multi-age classrooms. Even the infants, living in a small tight knit community, discover early on that other people have feelings.

Executives Listed on Filing

Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing

NameTitleHours Per WeekTotal Salary
Maura JoycePresident60$311,971
Kelly VaughnCFO60$154,947
James MoudryHS Director55$136,428
Mirani SmithEarly Child Dir55$120,092
Errol PintoUpper Elem Teacher45$113,559
James QuillinHS Curriculum Dir50$109,462
Jeff SchneiderElem Director55$108,109
Alison WongTrustee3$0
Whitney WalshTrustee3$0
Rochelle TafollaTrustee3$0
Rona SonabendTrustee3$0
Jennifer RochlisTrustee3$0
Mark MartinTrustee3$0
Gabriel LoperenaTrustee3$0
Raj ChelapurathTrustee3$0
Erin BusbyTrustee3$0
Rob BruceTrustee3$0
Sebha AliTrustee3$0
Rick EvansTreasurer5$0
Gregory HanSecretary5$0
Vean GreggChairman10$0

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