This webinar will: 1. Review the key provisions of Senate Bill 19, House Bill 455, and other recently enacted legislation affecting Ohio school districts. 2. Understand the impact of these legislative changes on district operations, governance, and compliance. 3. Leave with practical implementation strategies and key considerations to help your district prepare for the upcoming school year.

A course for those seeking their treasurer’s license through OASBO’s, ODEW Approved Pathway 3, or currently licensed Treasurer/CFOs wanting a refresher in budgeting and forecasting. The course provides comprehensive content in the following areas: budget development and budgeting best practices, purpose of five-year forecasts, revenue and expenditure modeling, forecasting assumptions, and ODEW’s role and oversight in the five-year forecast. *Each presentation is mapped to the Ohio Standards for Business Managers and Treasurers.

A course for those seeking their treasurer’s license through OASBO’s, Ohio Department of Education & Workforce Approved Pathway 3, or for all types of business officials. This course provides comprehensive content in the areas of the history of school funding in Ohio, local taxation - including the complexities of tax abatements, the components of state funding, the details of issuing debt, the mechanics of financial reporting, grant accounting and management, EMIS requirements, tuition and student related costs to recapture, preparing for and responding to audits. *Each presentation is mapped to the Ohio Standards for Business Managers and Treasurers.

A course for those seeking their treasurer’s license through OASBO’s, Ohio Department of Education & Workforce Approved Pathway 3, or for all types of business officials. This course will provide comprehensive content in the areas of history and evolution of school districts, roles and relationships, governing laws and regulations, fund accounting, USAS coding, student activities and booster groups, purchasing, proper public purpose, reconciliation, cash flow, and investments. *Each presentation is mapped to the Ohio Standards for Business Managers and Treasurers.

This seminar is designed to integrate modules from the Essentials Curriculum offered by OASBO with an emphasis on content focused for the first quarter of the fiscal year (July, August, September). Specific areas covered in each quarter include CCIP, EMIS and budget-related content. Now updated to a two-day format, the series offers more hands-on learning, deeper strategy sessions, and valuable networking opportunities. Don’t miss this chance to boost your skills and connect with peers.

Join us at a Regional School Finance Workshop for critical updates that impact your district’s financial planning and operations. This seminar will include an Economic and Market Update, a Legal Update focused on County Budget Commissions, and a deep dive into Property Tax Reform Mechanics, along with additional updates from OASBO. Do not miss this opportunity to stay informed, ask questions, and ensure your district is prepared to respond to these evolving developments. Following the seminar, we will hold a member reception with light refreshments

Learn about the latest updates and clarifications included in the May 2026 version of the Ohio Auditor of State’s USAS Manual. This treasurer-led session will review coding updates and implementation timelines, while providing practical guidance for making required changes within district accounting software systems.

The Fundamentals of Payroll course is tailored specifically for professionals working within Ohio's public education system. This comprehensive course is designed to provide payroll specialists with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in their roles. As the backbone of financial operations, payroll specialists play a crucial role in ensuring the accurate and timely compensation of staff, thereby supporting the overall functionality and integrity of the educational institution.

This presentation is intended to provide an overview of various topics related to records retention requirements under ORC Chapter 149, including public records requests, records commission meetings, and the development of records retention policies and schedules, and additional requirements adopted under Senate Bill 29 for school districts and technology providers. In addition to two Dinsmore Public Finance attorneys, the panel includes a third Dinsmore attorney who serves as the solicitor for many Ohio municipalities.

What is adequate insurance coverage, Why does it matter, and Who provides coverage?