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Welcome to the December 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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Fa-la-la-la-la… The holiday season is in full swing! This means we are scrambling to accomplish our work responsibilities as we add many holiday duties and events to our schedules. Read more
Data Driven Decision Making in the School Business Office
For the past decade and a half the big push in educational research and improvement has often revolved around phrases like “Data Driven Decision Making”, or “Informing Instruction through Data”. Read more
MSBO Executive Director David Martell shares highlights from MSBO 's 2009-10 Annual Report. The annual report provides a snapshot of activities held throughout the past fiscal year, as well as highlighting products and services, membership and certification as well as other MSBO programming. Click here to view the video and annual report.
MSBO Financial Strategies–The Latest Information
Focus on Facilities: Custodial Certificate Program–Meaningful Professional Learning Helps Districts
2011 MSBO Annual Conference Early Bird Registration is Open
Taking the LABOR out of Labor Relations Workshop co-sponsored by MSBO, MASB, & MASA Feb. 11, 2011
Coming in 2011–Child Nutrition Director Certification
The deadline is approaching for a number of MSBO awards. This is your opportunity to recognize the extraordinary contribution of member to their school district community and MSBO. Read more
ASBO International–Resources, Connections, Opportunities
As a school business manager, you advocate for every student in your district. You make sure they have a way to get to school, textbooks and supplies when they get there, and a safe and stimulating environment in which to learn and grow. Read more Would you rather print this newsletter? Click here for a printer-friendly version. |
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By: Darcie Birkett, MSBO President, CFO, Assistant Superintendent of Business Services, Ottawa Area ISD
By: Steven G. Ezikian, MSBO Board Member, Associate Superintendent, Wayne County RESA
By: David Martell, Executive Director, MSBO
Get the latest information on the economy, the budget, school aid and the future of school revenues at the 
If you register and pay for the 2011 
Gaining a common understanding of negotiations, and getting administrators and board members on the same page for strategies and responses, is key to success at the bargaining table. This informative workshop will help build solidarity in the negotiations process, even during difficult times and funding uncertainties. 
In early 2011, Michigan School Business Official (
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