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Who are school business officials?

School business officials are the finance professionals, traditionally behind the scenes, whose job it is to make sure that whatever resources are available for educating our students are used effectively and efficiently.

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Brenda Thomas-Martinez – Member Since 2002
What is ASBO International?

We are a professional and collaborative association dedicated to equipping our members with tools, resources, and services that promote the effective use of educational resources and best practices in school business management.

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Channa Byerly – Member Since 2015
Why join ASBO International?

ASBO International helps you become the leader your district needs by connecting you with a global network of school business leaders and putting the industry’s premier resources right at your fingertips.

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J. Stuart White – Member Since 1997

Announcements

Follow the MBA Budget Blueprint

September 15, 2017

Use the MBA Criteria Checklist and apply for the Meritorious Budget Award (MBA) or Pathway to the MBA today!

Start your Success Story in Denver!

August 31, 2017

Register now to attend the full-day seminar “Need-to-Know Fundamentals for Future SFOs” at the 2017 Annual Meeting & Expo.

2017 Eagle Award Winners

August 11, 2017

Congratulations to these school business officials who have earned the highest honor in the profession!

Model CAFRs

August 09, 2017

Get inspired as you prepare your CAFR with the highest standards in fiscal transparency. Apply for the Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting today!

Events & Deadlines

2018 Executive Leadership Forum

Thursday, February 8 - Saturday, February 10, 2018

2018 Eagle Institute

Feature

Putting Technology to Work in the Classroom and Beyond

By embracing technology, this district raised student achievement and lowered costs. Read more in this sample article from our March SBA.

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Multi-Year Strategic Finance Plan

The traditional annual budget cycle often makes it difficult for school districts to make data-driven financial decisions that support instructional priorities. A multi-year process piloted by districts across the country offers a model for more strategic—and student-focused—decision making.

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ASBO Buyer's Guide

Use this digital guide to save time on buying. With dozens of school district products and services covering a broad range of areas—technology, facilities, furniture, nutrition, and more—the ASBO Buyer’s Guide is your trusted source for purchasing with confidence.

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Test Your School Business Knowledge: SFO Sample Exam Question

What conditions would trigger the liquidated damages clause in a contract?

A. The vendor files for bankruptcy
B. The vendor does not perform in the time required
C. A bonding company takes over the project from the vendor
D. The vendor files suit against the school district

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