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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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Todd Hajewski - Member Since 2013
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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Sharie Lewis - Member Since 2011
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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Donna Devlin - Member Since 2005

Announcements

2016 Annual Meeting & Expo Photos

September 29, 2016

Couldn’t make it to Phoenix? Check out the photo album on Facebook and see what we were up to!

A List You Want to Be On

September 21, 2016

The 2015–2016 Meritorious Budget Award recipients have proven transparency through outstanding budgets—and you can too! Apply today.

Meet ASBO International’s Newly Elected Leaders

September 13, 2016

The Board of Directors consists of volunteer leaders who work tirelessly for the profession—meet the newly elected leaders!

How Close Are You to Earning Your SFO?

September 09, 2016

With no prerequisites to take the first exam, you may be closer than you think to becoming certified in school business!

Events & Deadlines

Pinnacle Awards Applications Due

Monday, May 1, 2017

Emerging School Business Leaders Scholarship Applications Due

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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Feature

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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