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Welcome to the October issue of the MSBO Newsletter. In this Issue In Other News
MSBO Board Mike Adamczyk Immediate Past President David Martell Executive Director Angie McArthur Engadine Consolidated Schools Tamera Powers Tri County Area Schools Mary Reynolds Farmington Public Schools Daniel Romzek Davison Community Schools Cheryl Wald Howell Public Schools Brenda Voutyras Associate Member Representative Pass it on Know anyone who might be interested in our newsletter? Click here to forward this email to up to 5 friends at once. This email was sent to [email address suppressed] |
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Crucial Conversations–Charters, Kryptonite and the “Other Half” of the Story
As a nation, and especially in the ranks of our school communities, we need to address many issues. We must remain open and be willing to look at both the success stories of public and charter schools and the stories of schools that are failing. Read more Educator Evaluations: A Business Managers Perspective
As you are probably aware MCL 380.1249 was signed into law on January 4, 2010 requiring “annual evaluations of teachers and administrators”. This new requirement certainly adds responsibility, requirements, and significant costs to school districts’ already strapped budgets. Read more
Michigan School Finance Update  By: David Martell, Executive Director, MSBOMSBO Executive Director David Martell highlights school finance issues, including the Education Jobs Bill and the Governor’s recent veto. We tell David that it’s good to be humble. Typos happen to everyone - just ask David. In the spirit of camaraderie, the first MSBO member who catches the typo and emails Nancy Hawkins at nhawkins@msbo.org will receive MSBO logo wear. Click here to view the video. Nominations Now Being Accepted for the MSBO Board of Directors
Helping You Understand the Complexity of School Finance
The manual is designed to help anyone interested or working in school business. Read more
Spotlight on Award Winners–Dexter Community Schools and the 4-Bucket Plan
Celebrate History–ASBO International Turns 100
Leadership in All Directions–Top Notch Professional Development
Lunch on the Lawn Highlights Michigan’s School Lunch Programs
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By: Darcie Birkett, MSBO President, CFO, Assistant Superintendent of Business Services, Ottawa Area ISD
By: Jeff Crouse, MSBO President-Elect, CFO, Charlevoix-Emmet ISD
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This month’s spotlighted award winner is Sharon Raschke of Dexter Community Schools for the Meridian Award of Excellence program “Disposal of Obsolete Property” and the ASBO Pinnacle of Excellence recognized “The 4-Bucket Plan: A Better 403(b) Retirement Plan.” 
One of the highlights of ASBO International's 2010 Annual Meeting was their Centennial Gala.
Expand your knowledge base or your support staffs', skills and confidence as an administrative professional at the 24th Annual Support Staff Conference for Administrative Professionals.
School Meals play a vital role in the Michigan Economy. In FY 2009 more that 139 million school lunches, 44 million school breakfasts and 3 million school snacks were served to Michigan children. |
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