This course provides you with a comprehensive overview of 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.

This course provides you with a comprehensive overview of 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.

This seminar provides an in-depth exploration of student activities and booster groups, focusing on the essential components of proper fund accounting and financial oversight. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of the rules and regulations governing these groups, along with guidance on establishing sound financial practices. The session will also include a review of sample policies, procedures, and operational manuals to help ensure compliance and consistency. Additionally, participants will learn about the importance of maintaining proper documentation and records to support transparency, accountability, and effective management of student-related funds.

Meet your two-hour requirement for safety training, hear the latest on OASBO & OSBA’s SchoolComp program, Workers' Comp, and unemployment compensation updates & more. The workshop is 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. **This seminar also qualifies for one safety council external training credit. In-person attendance is required to be eligible for this credit.

Meet your two-hour requirement for safety training, hear the latest on OASBO & OSBA’s SchoolComp program, Workers' Comp, and unemployment compensation updates & more. The workshop is 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. **This seminar also qualifies for one safety council external training credit. In-person attendance is required to be eligible for this credit.

Meet your two-hour requirement for safety training, hear the latest on OASBO & OSBA’s SchoolComp program, Workers' Comp, and unemployment compensation updates & more. The workshop is 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. **This seminar also qualifies for one safety council external training credit. In-person attendance is required to be eligible for this credit.

Meet your two-hour requirement for safety training, hear the latest on OASBO & OSBA’s SchoolComp program, Workers' Comp, and unemployment compensation updates & more. The workshop is 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. **This seminar also qualifies for one safety council external training credit. In-person attendance is required to be eligible for this credit.

Meet your two-hour requirement for safety training, hear the latest on OASBO & OSBA’s SchoolComp program, Workers' Comp, and unemployment compensation updates & more. The workshop is 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. **This seminar also qualifies for one safety council external training credit. In-person attendance is required to be eligible for this credit.

This seminar is designed to help participants develop a comprehensive understanding of the roles and responsibilities of district personnel involved in managing grants. The session will provide essential knowledge and practical guidance on the full lifecycle of grants management, from application and budgeting to compliance, monitoring, and reporting. Attendees will explore best practices to ensure effective oversight, financial integrity, and alignment with program goals. In addition, the seminar will cover key requirements and regulations outlined in the Ohio Revised Code (ORC) and the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC), helping district personnel navigate legal expectations and maintain full compliance with state mandates.

Join us March 19-20 for the Q4 Quarterly Planning Series for a comprehensive look at fiscal yearend, and an immersive session on preparing the 3-year forecast. In addition, we will look at grants management, threshold costs, ethics filing and fraud training, and November ballot issues. Now updated to a two-day format, the Quarterly Planning Series offers more hands-on learning, deeper strategy sessions, and valuable networking opportunities. Whether you are new to the profession or a seasoned veteran, don’t miss this chance to boost your skills and connect with peers.