OKASBO Oklahoma Association of School Business Officials
NEWS
This Issue: 2016 Spring Conference Highlights Fall Conference Information SBO of the Year Application Scholarships and Awards
Passion for the Profession 2016 SPRING/SUMMER OKASBO NEWS
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OKASBO 2015-2016 Officers & Board of Directors President Ms. Nancy Hughes, Executive Dir. Financial Accounting, OCAS, Audits OK State Department of Education 405-521-2517 nancy.hughes@sde.ok.gov President Elect Mr. Kevin Hime, Superintendent Clinton Public Schools 580-323-1804 kevin.hime@clintonokschools.org Vice President Ms. Sara Frye, Finance Director, CSBA Bowlegs Public Schools 405-398-4172 x102 sfrye@bowlegs.k12.ok.us Director Mr. Steve Haynes, Superintendent Briggs Public Schools 918-456-4221 shaynes@briggs.k12.ok.us Director Mr. Roger Adair, Director of Finance Moore Norman Technology Center 405-364-5763 x 7202 roger.adair@mntc.edu
In This Issue... Presidentially Speaking……………………………………………...…….……….3
Communication Sponsors..……………………………………………...….……...4
Spring Conference Highlights………………...……………………...….……...6-11 Spring Vendor Showcase …………………...…………….……….…...……...…..7 Spring Conference Level Sponsors……...……………………..…...…...….…....8-9 .
Strength in Education Scholarship Recipient..…………….………...………..…11 OKASBO Business Official of the Year Award.……………………...……….12-14 Leroy Holloway PD Scholarship…………………………………………....….....15 American Fidelity/OKASBO PD Scholarship ………………….………….…....17 ASBOi Conference Information…………..…………………………...………....19 2016 Fall Conference Information……….……………...…………..……….…..20 Directly Speaking………..………………………...…………...…...……….…….20 2015-2016 Committee Members Directory………………………...…..…….…..22
Director Ms. Lori Smith, Chief Financial Officer Edmond Public Schools 405-340-2800 lori.smith@edmondschools.net Ex-Officio Director Ms. Martha Pate, Vice President American Fidelity Assurance 405-416-8811 martha.pate@af-group.com Past President Dr. Stacey Butterfield, Superintendent Jenks Public Schools 918-299-4411 stacey.butterfield@jenksps.org
Thank you Terry Bourke and Nick Patterson for your continued support.
Document Imaging Solutions, has printed the conference program and newsletter for the last four years at no cost to OKASBO. 9300 "C" Broken Arrow Expressway Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tel. 918-664-8800
Executive Director Ms. Dawn Pearce, Exec. Dir. OKASBO 405-353-ASBO (2726) info@okasbo.org
Thank you to Lifetouch for helping us capture the memories of our spring conference.
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Presidentially Speaking
Ms. Nancy Hughes, President, OKASBO Executive Dir. Financial Accounting, OCAS, Audits, OK State Department of Education
I can’t believe it is almost the end of the fiscal year. This has been a transition year for OKASBO but many things have been accomplished. One of the goals that the board set for the organization was to provide members with energetic and informative meetings on timely topics so they can discuss and study all phases of school business management. I believe the organization has accomplished that goal with the fall and spring conferences and the financial assistance program financial sessions from basic school finance, managing school activity funds, federal programs, to child nutrition. Another goal of the organization was to promote membership and promote participation in ASBO International. I am happy to say that our membership has increased and the attendance at ASBO International was tremendous. Something new this year was the eNewsBlast that you received this year. You can also find OKASBO on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. We also have the okasbo.org website with information on workshops to the power point presentations from our presenters. As you can see OKASBO wants to be in constant communication with its membership. With the end of the fiscal year, so does my year as serving as your president comes to an end. It has been a pleasure serving as your president this year. Getting the opportunity to work with so many school business officials has been a wonderful experience. To my fellow board members, it has been an honor to serve with you this year. Stacey, as past president, I want to thank you for all of your help this year. I encourage all of you to get involved with OKASBO and ASBO International; you will benefit personally and professionally and your school will also benefit from the experience you will gain from this organization. I hope you have a great summer, and I will see you at the fall conference. Nancy Hughes
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OKASBO Associate Member Communication Sponsors DISCLAIMER OKASBO News publishes two print communications per year for the members of the Oklahoma Association of School Business Officials, which is affiliated with the Association of School Business Officials International.
We are honored to have several fantastic Associate Members who sponsor this and many other great communications for our organization. The 2015-16 OKASBO communications are made possible by the support of the following Associate Neither OKASBO nor the editor Members. Please take time to check out their companies and thank them for their assumes the responsibility for the support. data and opinions expressed by the authors or papers abstracted, quoted, or published in full in this newsletter.
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OKASBO Spring Conference Highlights The OKASBO 2016 Spring Conference was filled with lots of learning and networking opportunities. Check out some of the following highlights from the conference.
“Leadership Redefined!” - Dave Weber Our conference featured the motivational speaking of Dave Weber. His words of redefining our definition of leadership and how we can positively influence our teams. Dave outlined 12 key principles that he believes will help any leader grow their organization in positive ways. Dave started out by demonstrating how we need to clearly communicate our expectations to others around us. He used a few of our audience members to help him make his point. We appreciate our OKASBO member for being such good sports and participating in Dave’s little demonstration.
Superintendent Joy Hofmiester It was great to have Supt. Joy Hofmiester share with us her thoughts on the recent budget crisis and how she and her team at the State Department of Education have been working diligently to educate legislators on their legislative direction and it’s impact on schools. We loved her candor and honesty when sharing her hopes for the future of Oklahoma education.
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OKASBO Spring Conference Highlights Thank you to all the Vendors that participated in our Vendor Showcase during the Spring Conference. We encourage our members to let them know how much we appreciate their support.
2016 Spring Vendor Showcase List American Fidelity Assurance Co. Arbitrage Compliance Specialists, Inc. Asset Services, Inc. AXA Insurance Barlow Educa on Management System BuyBoard CMSWillowbrook Document Imaging Solu ons, LLC Finishline Fuels Focus Financial Advisors Frontline Technologies Group Haddock Educa on Technologies HealthChoice Horace Mann kerr 3 design group, inc. Lifetouch of Oklahoma Municipal Accoun ng Systems, Inc. Na onal IPA/TCPN Na onal Life Group Okla. Center for School Business Management Oklahoma Copier Solu ons Oklahoma Schools Risk Management Trust OMES OPSUCA OSAG OSIG PathoSans Peak UpTime Piraino Consul ng Security Benefits SFE‐ Southwest Foodservice Excellence SHI Interna onal Corp. SOCS Sodexo Stephen H. McDonald & Associates, Inc. Taylor Basden & Associates Teacher Match, LLC TimeClock Plus TRC Twotrees Technologies Tyler Technologies VALIC Financial Advisors, Inc. Virco Voya Financial Weidenhammer
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2016 Spring Conference Level Sponsors Oklahoma ASBO Prestigious Partner
American Fidelity Assurance Company Gold Sponsor Oklahoma School Assurance Group (OSAG) Oklahoma School Assurance Group Silver Sponsor CMS Willowbrook Focus Financial Advisors Frontline Technologies TimeClock Plus Bronze Sponsor Oklahoma Schools Insurance Group (OSIG) Sodexo
OSAG
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2016 Spring Conference Level Sponsors American Fidelity Assurance Company Contact: Wayne Ryan wayne.ryan@americanfidelity.com Founded in 1960, American Fidelity provides supplemental health insurance benefits and financial services to education employees, auto dealerships, health care providers and municipal workers across the United States. Our industry focus means we can provide customized solutions tailored to specific employee groups. Plus, our salaried career Account Managers are committed to service and will develop specific, needs-based recommendations for each person with whom they meet. American Fidelity is proud of our 50-year record. We’re a third-generation, family-run business that has consistently performed with solid financial stability. Since 1982, American Fidelity has been rated "A+" (Superior) by A.M. Best Company, one of the nation's leading insurance rating services.
Oklahoma School Assurance Group Contact: Jack Dryden dryden@tds.net
The Oklahoma School Assurance Group (OSAG) is an Interlocal Cooperation Act Agency of Oklahoma public schools. OSAG is the largest provider of workers’ compensation services to Oklahoma schools, with each OSAG member school district owning a piece of the organization.
CMSWillowbrook Contact: Jan Dunkin jan.duncan@cmswillowbrook.com CMSWillowbrook is a commercial Construction Management Company based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Since 1974 CMSWillowbrook has been helping clients all over the heartland deliver successful projects time and time again.
Focus Financial Advisor Contact: Paul Rowlett paul@myfocusteam.com Focus Financial is an independent financial firm comprised of experienced financial professionals who focus on what matters most to you. Offering an array of competitive product and services, our firm ensures that we match practical financial solutions to your unique goals.
Frontline Technologies Contact: Lowell Ghosey lghosey@frontlinetechnologies.com Frontline Technologies is focused on creating innovative web-based software for K-12 school districts. Frontline revolutionized the K-12 market with Aesop, an automated substitute placement and absence management system. Frontline has continued its development of innovative solutions with VeriTime, an automated time and attendance system that shares select data with Aesop.
TimeClock Plus Contact: Robert Hampton marketing@timeclockplus.com TimeClock Plus has over a quarter century of experience in designing the time and attendance solutions that fit your needs, and we’re not done yet. From a wide variety of customization options, to allowing easy access to tracked time, TimeClock Plus allows you to track time, save money, and prevent stressful attendance management issues.
Oklahoma Schools Insurance Group David Martin dmartin@olp.net
Contact:
Oklahoma Schools Insurance Group (OSIG), established in July 2001, is an Interlocal Cooperation Act Agency of schools offering membership to public school districts in Oklahoma with a mission to provide quality, cost effective, risk management products and services to its member school districts.
Sodexo Contact: Katy Bailey katy.bailey@sodexo.com Sodexo, leader of Quality of Daily Life Solutions, helps schools improve the learning environment by focusing on student well-being and achievement. From nutritious school meals to clean classrooms to safe playgrounds and more, Sodexo enhances every student’s ability to learn and grow. For more information, please visit http://www.sodexoUSA.com.
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OKASBO Spring Conference Highlights
The OKASBO board of directors and member network would like to thank Ms. Martha Pate for her many years of tireless service. She has been instrumental in helping create a dynamic environment that has been fun and collaborative for both associate and district members. We are grateful for her service as the Ex-officio Board Member and will miss her greatly. We wish her luck in her new retirement adventures and look forward to seeing her at our events in her new role. THANKS MARTHA!
One of the best parts of our conference is the opportunity provided during the schedule to sit down with colleagues and friends from across the state . This networking opportunity is made possible by our wonderful conference vendors and we look forward to thanking them for their continued support of our conference activities.
* Financial Statement Audits
* Single Audits
* Fund Balance Projections
* Budget Preparation and Assistance
* Agreed Upon Procedures Engagements
* Fraud Investigations
Sanders, Bledsoe & Hewett CPAs, LLP PO Box 1310, Broken Arrow, OK, 74013-1310 Phone: (800) 522-3831 - Fax: (918) 449-9779 Website: sbhauditors.com Page 10
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Strength in Education Scholarship Recipient Presently, I am enrolled at Chattanooga High School; my experiences here have been adventurous and valuable. It has been both a stepping stone and a comer stone to prepare me for any and all of my future endeavors. High school has taught me that hard work, participation, and volunteerism do pay off. I have participated in every extracurricular activity that my school has offered and some that were not. I have strived to be a leader in most of those activities and a valuable team member when needed. I have had multiple summer jobs as well as a part -time job during school. I feel as if high school has prepared me not only for the stress of the adult world but also the leadership opportunities that college and life will present. Through my many experiences I have learned to not sit back but to standup and be a leader. Don't just complain about a problem; help fix it. I have had the great pleasure of serving my fellow students as an elected officer on our Student Council for the last two years. Additionally, I am co-captain of the basketball and captain of the track team. ln the summer of 2015, I had the opportunity to be a page for the Oklahoma House of Representatives. That experience helped open my eyes to some of the issues our great state and nation are facing. It also allowed me to gain valuable leadership skills in both small and large group settings. Currently, I will attend Cameron University because of the location and the scholarship opportunities it bas to offer; additionally, it is a family tradition both of my parents and an older sister began their careers at CU. I will earn a Bachelor's in education/School Administration. The location is ideal as it is close to home and family. I feel I could have the college experience while accepting responsibility for my future and without abandoning my family obligations. Education has been a part of my entire life; my dad was an A g. teacher for many years and is now my high school principal. My mother has also been in the school system just as long as my father, as both a teacher's aide and the high school secretary. I would pursue a degree in education to become a math teacher and/or coach, both of which I would enjoy. I would then continue my education with a Master's to become a principal and then superintendent. I have always enjoyed volunteering and have had a fondness for math. I enjoy teaching others how to do something and explaining it step by step. As an athlete, I have realized how great of an impact a coach can have on a player both on and off the court. The lessons that my coaches taught me will last a lifetime, and I would like to impact others as my coaches have impacted me. I would enjoy education because I would have the opportunity to make a positive difference for many years. This scholarship will help me peruse my education so that I can eventually help others achieve what they hope to achieve. A program that has made an impact on my life is athletics. Athletics has not only shown me how to be a leader but also how to conduct myself in high pressure or tense situations. An issue that I have witnessed first-hand is students only coming to school for athletics and not the "school" part. I have seen many student athletes be very successful on the field or on the court; however, they that drive to succeed did not translate in the classroom. They made no effort to maintain their grades and were withheld from playing. Consequently, they paid more attention to their grades and were able to play again. In some schools students-athletes are given special advantages that others do not receive. Some teachers are pressured by coaches and administration to pass the student-athletes even if they do not deserve the right to play. Teachers do not deserve to feel this pressure. A solution to this massive problem would be to simply require the student-athletes who have below a 75 in a class miss their last hour practice, in order to go to a tutor until they have raised their grades to the 75mark. This would make them pay more attention to what really is important in school: your school work. High School has been one of many stepping stones of my journey and pursuit of a better life. One of the best lessons 1 have learned during my time at Chattanooga is that one person can do a lot if he or she stays determined, has a plan, and leads rather than follows. I am thankful for the people who have demonstrated this and for the positive impact that they have had on me. Now, though, it is time for me to do the same so that I may better their lives and my own; in doing so, I hope to one day better the world. — Jadel Higdon, 2016 Excellence in Education Scholarship Recipient Sponsored by Security Benefit
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2016 Business Official of the Year Eligibility Requirements & Program Rules
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The OKASBO Business Official of the Year Program is open to all OKASBO active members having at least one (1) year of membership prior to nomination. The OKASBO Business Official of the Year is a peer recognition program for outstanding service, innovative plan design and implementation, or other exemplary business practices within school business management. Nominations will be accepted from OKASBO Active or Honorary Members, immediate supervisors, and local boards of education. Self-nominating applications will be rejected. All entries must be made using the official application with attachments. Entries must be postmarked by January 2015. Entries postmarked after this date will be returned. June 30,31, 2016. The award winner will be required to submit a 100 word biography along with a professional photograph be used in the program brochure and press releases. The decision of the independent selection committee is final.
Recipient will receive:
A check for $1,000. Recognition in news and trade media An engraved plaque at the Spring Fall Conference
School Business Official of the Year Selection Committee This committee is composed of the past winners of this award and they are responsible for updating the application form and distributing applications statewide to all districts and superintendents. This application should be included in the November OKASBO News (or a notice that the application is available). This committee will evaluate the applicants and recommend a candidate for this award to the OKASBO Board. In the event no applications are received, the committee may choose an Oklahoma ASBO member who is to be recommended to the OKASBO Officers and Board of Directors, who will make the final selection. The criteria for this program will be reviewed periodically. Recommendations to change to the selection criteria will be submitted to the general membership for comment through the newsletter or at the spring or fall conference.
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2016 Business Official of the Year
Sponsored by Document Imaging Solu ons, LLC
Application Deadline June 30. 2016 (Last day to postmark applications)
Dawn Pearce OKASBO Executive Director P.O. Box 241 Wellston, OK 74881 405-353-ASBO (3732) info@okasbo.org
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2016 Business Official of the Year Professional Association
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Leroy Holloway Professional Development Scholarship DATE: __________________________ The OKASBO Board of Directors is again offering the Leroy Holloway Professional Development Grant. This grant is for an OKASBO member who has never attended the ASBO International Conference. The grant pays for room, transportation, registration and dues (if needed) for the recipient to use to attend the International Conference. The recipient will be selected by the OKASBO Professional Development Committee and recommended to the Board of Directors for final approval.
Applicant Information Full Name
First
School District
District Address
Street
M.I.
Last
Apt. Number
City
State
Zip Code
Work Phone
( ) ‐
Work Phone
( ) ‐
District Position
Assurances
OKASBO Membership Status
Current Member ☐
Continuous Membership
# of Years: ___________
Not a Current Member ☐
Previous Attendance of ASBO International Conference
I have attended ASBOi ☐
I have Not attended ASBOi ☐
I agree to write a re lection of my experience and knowledge gained during the conference. This grant pays for room, transportation, registration and dues (if needed). Other additional personal expenses will be paid by my school district or by me.
Please Initial: ___________
Please Initial: ___________
Narrative Attach a one‐page narrative stating why you should receive the Leroy Holloway Professional Development Grant and what you will do with the knowledge gained by attending the conference. Applicate Signature
Superintendent Signature
Submit Application To: OKASBO, Attn: PD Committee Chairperson - PO Box 241, Wellston, OK 74881
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Cost Saving Program
If your district is not utilizing p-Card, find out how you can earn rebates and reduce the work load in the office by joining the OKASBO partner program, through ASBO Illinois. Check out their website at http://illinois-pcard.com/ Or Contact, Holly Wallace hwallace@iasbo.org
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OKASBO Professional Development Scholarship DATE: __________________________
Sponsored by American Fidelity
The OKASBO Board of Directors is again offering the OKASBO Professional Development Grant. This grant is for an OKASBO member who has never attended the ASBO International Conference. The grant pays for room, transportation, registration and dues (if needed) for the recipient to use to attend the International Conference. The recipient will be selected by the OKASBO Professional Development Committee and recommended to the Board of Directors for final approval.
Applicant Information Full Name
First
School District
District Address
Street
M.I.
Last
Apt. Number
City
State
Zip Code
Work Phone
( ) ‐
Work Phone
( ) ‐
District Position
Assurances
OKASBO Membership Status
Current Member ☐
Continuous Membership
# of Years: ___________
Not a Current Member ☐
Previous Attendance of ASBO International Conference
I have attended ASBOi ☐
I have Not attended ASBOi ☐
I agree to write a re lection of my experience and knowledge gained during the conference. This grant pays for room, transportation, registration and dues (if needed). Other additional personal expenses will be paid by my school district or by me.
Please Initial: ___________
Please Initial: ___________
Narrative Attach a one‐page narrative stating why you should receive the Leroy Holloway Professional Development Grant and what you will do with the knowledge gained by attending the conference. Applicate Signature
Superintendent Signature
Submit Application To: OKASBO, Attn: PD Committee Chairperson - PO Box 241, Wellston, OK 74881
Application Due Date: June 30 2016 SPRING/SUMMER OKASBO NEWS
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ASBO International Annual Meeting Annual Meeting & Expo
The Premier Event for School Business Leaders Join a powerhouse of professional collaboration alongside fellow colleagues who sharpen your ideas, share proven solutions, and confirm the value of community at the Annual Meeting & Expo. With professional development sessions led by experts in school business, networking events with colleagues from around the world, and the latest education solutions and insights, you won’t want to miss this event.
2016 Annual Meeting & Expo September 23–26 Phoenix, Arizona Why Attend? In our increasingly virtual world, there's still no substitute for face-to-face engagement. The Annual Meeting & Expo brings together school business leaders to learn and to connect—sharing challenges, successes, best practices, and more. Don't miss the opportunity to Dialogue with peers on topics and trends in school business. Expand your network and build new relationships. Find creative ways to increase efficiencies and reduce costs for your district. Build confidence to effectively communicate and negotiate in high-stakes situations. Develop skills to budget effectively despite unknown variables. Discover valuable products and services for your schools and your office. Earn CPE credits and SFO recertification contact hours. Questions? Email tboulware@asbointl.org or call 866.682.2729 x7080.
Special Event: ASBOi Presidential Farewell Party Join us in Phoenix, Arizona as we celebrate and honor Brenda Burkett's service, this past year as the president of ASBOi. This event will be a fantastic opportunity for us to congratulate her on her great accomplishment and thank her for representing Oklahoma on the national level.
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Save the Date!!
We have an exciting agenda for the 2016 Fall Conference. Mark your calendar to join us on October 12-13, 2016.
Preconference, October 12
Opening Night Conference Mixer, October 12 (Free to Preconference and Conference Attendees)
Conference, October 13 Registration Opens on July 1, 2016.
Directly Speaking... What an amazing year it has been for the OKASBO network. This year our schools Dawn Pearce have weathered the storm of the one of the biggest economic downturns in the history Ms. Executive Director, of education in Oklahoma. I’m proud that even during this time, our members OKASBO continued to be creative and seek ways to continue to connect and attend many of the events offered by our organization. This level of commitment shows the great connection our group has with each other and how much that investment in our profession and personal networks means to our group. Next year will bring with it many more of the same challenges that we saw this year with the addition of many more hard choices. It’s my charge to remind our network that we are only as good as our members that join. When you begin to make the decisions of where to invest your school dollars to support your profession, career, and district, we hope you will continue to invest in Oklahoma ASBO. Membership letters will be coming to your district in late June and membership renewals will be sent in July. We look forward to connecting with you again this upcoming year as we look at ways to support your work and your profession. Dawn Pearce
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Membership Renewal Coming Soon! There are probably many reasons why membership in OKASBO is important to you, but most importantly your membership is important to us. It is our members that make up the strength of our network. The network wouldn’t be the same without you in our organization. We are a strong group of business officials ranging from expertise in purchasing, finance, food service, technology and human resources. We know you have many options of where to invest your school dollars to provide your districts with the greatest value. We hope you will continue your commitment to the network by renewing your membership. We will be sending letters of membership out in June via email, please review those lists to ensure that the proper people and job functions are listed for your institution and individual members. Once confirmed, you will receive a renewal invoice in mid July. Please remember the address for payment is PO BOX 241 - Wellston, OK 74881
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PRESORTED STANDARD U.S. POSTAGE PAID TULSA, OK PERMIT NO. 2146
Oklahoma Association of School Business Officials P.O. Box 241 Wellston, OK 74881 Phone: 405-353-ASBO (3732) Email: info@okasbo.org Web: www.okasbo.org
DATES TO REMEMBER ASBO International
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September 23-26 September 22-25 Phoenix, Arizona Denver, Colorado
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