Public 990 Summary
EIN 474800006 · Latest tax year 2025 · Usable public filing summary
BOULDER, CO · Arts, Culture, and Humanities · bouldergermanschool.org
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Revenue: $233,203
Expenses: $250,647
Program ratio: Not reported
Latest public tax year: 2025. Ask for newer financials if the organization has not filed a recent 990 yet.
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Program ratio: Not enough public data. Fundraising ratio: 0%. Admin ratio: Not enough public data.
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Provide in-person German language courses to children and teens in and around the Boulder Colorado area as this is not a language provided by the local schools. Other schools are in Denver area but not convenient for children/teens to attend in-person. The school also provides online German language courses to adults in and around the Boulder Colorado area but allow adults from anywhere to attend the online courses. The school also provides some in-person courses for adults based on interest. Our language classes are open to students of all ages and skill levels The school provides adults the opportunity to take the A1 and A2 exams. Passing the A1 exam allows a student to request a visa to live in and passing the A2 is one of the criteria needed for seeking employment in Germany. The school provides teens the opportunity to take exams that if passed would allow Students to apply for admission to a German university.
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President
16 hours/week · Reportable compensation: $42,010
VP Communications
1.8 hours/week · Reportable compensation: $19,611
Advancement Officer
0.76 hours/week · Reportable compensation: $9,937
Treasurer
1.5 hours/week · Reportable compensation: $5,725
Treasurer
0.37 hours/week · Reportable compensation: $4,775
Board Member
0.34 hours/week · Reportable compensation: $4,371
Tax year 2025 · Source 202611249349302906 · Parser opportunity-intelligence-financials-v1
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