Please join BASA, OASBO, and OSBA to learn more about the Nexus valuation settlement, what that portends for Rover and the next steps for impacted school districts. *The webinar will be recorded. If you cannot attend live, go ahead and register to be notified when the recording is available.

Ohio law requires audits of each public office. These audits help determine whether the government’s financial statements are fairly presented and whether management has complied with significant laws and regulations. The Auditor of State’s Ohio Compliance Supplement contains certain laws and regulations which are of considerable public interest, or are of the type auditors generally consider direct and material. This session will cover the most significant edits to the 2022 Ohio Compliance Supplement which are applicable to schools.

***This seminar has both an IN-PERSON or VIRTUAL attendance option. *** Want to know more about pursuing a license? Do you have your license, and would you like to get your name out there as a candidate? Do not miss this event! Veteran school treasurers and treasurer search consultants will walk attendees through a typical “day in the life” of a school treasurer (hint: There is no such thing as a “typical day”). You are encouraged to attend in-person if you have your resume up to date and are actively pursuing a Treasurer's License. If you are doing an initial investigation of a career as a school district treasurer, you may attend virtually.

Like most energy products, wholesale power prices have increased significantly over the past year. If you would like an update on what is happening in the wholesale power markets and where things are going, please join the Ohio School Boards Association (OSBA), Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA), Ohio Association of School Business Officials (OASBO), and the Ohio Schools Council (OSC) with ​Power4Schools on Tuesday, June 7 at 12 p.m. to discuss the current power market conditions.

Like most energy products, wholesale power prices have increased significantly over the past year. As a Power4School participant, your facilities have and will continue to enjoy savings from the current contract. The Ohio School Boards Association (OSBA), Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA), Ohio Association of School Business Officials (OASBO), and the Ohio Schools Council (OSC) created Power4Schools in 2011 to help members control and reduce the cost of their electricity supplies. That endeavor continues. Please join OASBO, BASA, OSBA, OSC, and Power4Schools on Wednesday, June 1 at 12 p.m. to discuss the current power market conditions and what Power4Schools is doing to continue controlling and reducing your electricity costs. Feel free to invite other district personnel.

Join OSBA, BASA, ODE, and OASBO for a webinar where we will walk participants through the List of Assurances form and the 14 questions and statements on the form to which districts must respond. ODE personnel will be on hand to answer questions from participants. This webinar will discuss the process for competitive bidding for federal procurement; this information will be from an audit perspective. Legal issues surrounding this topic are covered in other seminars by OASBO's legal partners.

***This seminar has both an IN-PERSON or VIRTUAL attendance option. *** 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.

This webinar will discuss the process for competitive bidding for federal procurement; this information will be from an audit perspective. Legal issues surrounding this topic are covered in other seminars by OASBO's legal partners.

There are two powerful roadblocks to a growth mindset. They are cognitive anchors and assumed constraints. Together we will see practical examples of how one or both of these are at play every day in your district. We will look at specific ways to dismantle these roadblocks, creating a growth-oriented mindset.

This fourth seminar in the series will focus on Q4 of the fiscal year (April, May, June). Property and liability insurance, preparing for an audit and the IPA process, property taxation, and levy planning are all covered in this seminar.