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.

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 program will discuss the various certificates of available funds for basic, qualifying, and continuing contracts, as well as strategies for using blanket and super blanket certificates.

Health insurance costs continue to rise faster than the Consumer Price Index (CPI), with no signs of slowing down. The primary drivers of the 10%+ year-over-year increase in healthcare spending are specialty medications, hospital pricing, and chronic conditions. In this session, we will explore innovative strategies for managing the largest claimants on a healthcare plan, who account for over 80% of total costs. Attendees will gain insights into the latest risk mitigation practices and practical approaches for implementation

The Certificate of Transition is a mandatory document for all Ohio fiscal officers, including school district treasurers/CFOs. It ensures that successors receive a comprehensive and accurate list of items as required by statute and prescribed by the Auditor of State. The primary goal of the Certificate of Transition is to provide incoming fiscal officers with essential files and documents related to planning, obligations, and responsibilities, facilitating a smooth and efficient transition. Creating a Certificate of Transition is not only a statutory requirement but also a best practice for establishing a common vocabulary and understanding of the most critical functions of fiscal operations. Given the numerous responsibilities of a fiscal officer, which can evolve over time, it is reasonable to assume that key elements might be overlooked during any transition, whether sudden or standard. To set your successor up for success, it is crucial to have a Certificate of Transition in place.

This session will cover upcoming updates to the USAS Manual, effective July 1, 2025, including changes to funds, cost centers, functions, and objects. Presenters will explain the statutory, regulatory, and accounting factors behind the updates and take audience questions.

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 seminar is designed to integrate modules from the Essentials Curriculum offered by OASBO with an emphasis on content focused for the fourth quarter of the fiscal year (April, May, June). Specific areas covered in each quarter include CCIP, EMIS and budget-related content.

This seminar is designed to develop a general understanding of the role and responsibilities of district personnel when managing grants, provide knowledge and best practices in the area of grants management, and discuss requirements outlined in the Ohio Revised Code (ORC) and Ohio Administrative Code (OAC).

Meet your 2-hour requirement for safety training, hear the latest on OASBO & OSBA’s SchoolComp program, WC and UC updates & more. The workshop is free and open to all school districts, regardless of which Worker’s Compensation Group or Program you participate in, brought to you by the OASBO & OSBA SchoolComp program, administered by Sedgwick. *All regional seminars are in-person with the Central region being offered as a hybrid with zoom links and recording. **This seminar also qualifies for one safety council external training credit. IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE IS REQUIRED TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THIS CREDIT.