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.

A course in human resources for those seeking their treasurer’s license through OASBO’s, ODEW Approved Pathway 3, or all types of business officials seeking to better understand the role of HR. The course will provide comprehensive content in the areas of hiring, compensation, employment laws, leave provisions, performance review, incentive pay, discipline, separation from employment, negotiations, workers compensation, employee retirement and personal savings plans, and benefits.

A course in business operations for those seeking their treasurer’s license through OASBO’s, ODEW Approved Pathway 3, or for those seeking their business manager license, or a refresher. This course will provide school business professionals with information in the areas of risk management, school safety & security, IT security, facilities utilization, inventory and fixed assets, bidding, contracts, 412 certificates, school facilities and construction, transportation, food and nutrition.

A course for those seeking their treasurer’s license through OASBO’s, ODEW Approved Pathway 3, or for all types of business officials. This is a curriculum-based course, designed to provide you with foundational knowledge in School Business Leadership.

Join us at a Regional Fall School Finance Seminar for critical updates on the state budget and proposed property tax changes that could significantly impact school district finances. This seminar will help ensure your district is informed and prepared to respond to these evolving developments. The seminar will also provide essential updates on key topics such as economic and market trends, recent legal developments, and changes in state foundation funding—along with updates from DEW and OASBO.

Join us at a Regional Fall School Finance Seminar for critical updates on the state budget and proposed property tax changes that could significantly impact school district finances. This seminar will help ensure your district is informed and prepared to respond to these evolving developments. The seminar will also provide essential updates on key topics such as economic and market trends, recent legal developments, and changes in state foundation funding—along with updates from DEW and OASBO.

Join us at a Regional Fall School Finance Seminar for critical updates on the state budget and proposed property tax changes that could significantly impact school district finances. This seminar will help ensure your district is informed and prepared to respond to these evolving developments. The seminar will also provide essential updates on key topics such as economic and market trends, recent legal developments, and changes in state foundation funding—along with updates from DEW and OASBO.

Join us at a Regional Fall School Finance Seminar for critical updates on the state budget and proposed property tax changes that could significantly impact school district finances. This seminar will help ensure your district is informed and prepared to respond to these evolving developments. The seminar will also provide essential updates on key topics such as economic and market trends, recent legal developments, and changes in state foundation funding—along with updates from DEW and OASBO.

Join us at a Regional Fall School Finance Seminar for critical updates on the state budget and proposed property tax changes that could significantly impact school district finances. This seminar will help ensure your district is informed and prepared to respond to these evolving developments. The seminar will also provide essential updates on key topics such as economic and market trends, recent legal developments, and changes in state foundation funding—along with updates from DEW and OASBO.

This seminar is designed to integrate modules from the Essentials Curriculum offered by OASBO with an emphasis on content focused for the second quarter of the fiscal year (October, November, December). 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.