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Friday ’s Agenda
July 22, 2016
Refreshments and Networking
Friday 3:20 pm to 3:40 pm
Breakout Session VI
Friday 3:40 pm to 4:30 pm
601: How to Put Punch Into Your Presentations
Learn to use the most dynamic duos of Prezi and
Piktochart to bring power to your presentations.
This interactive, hands on demonstration will
promise to thrill and amaze you! Join us on this
learning adventure.
Presented by: Bobette Sylvester-McCarroll -
Mesa Public Schools
602: Elections & School Districts: How to be the
Hero
Wonder Twin Powers, Activate! A successful
campaign to pass a bond or override election.
This session will cover the basics of choosing
election dates, types of elections, marketing
the election and transparency throughout and
after the process.
Presented by: Lana Berry & Joel Wirth - Chan-
dler Unified School District
603: Creating a Healthy School Metropolis
Let our League of Dynamic Dietitians give your
ideas on how to create a healthy school envi-
ronment to meet the requirements of your dis-
trict’s wellness policy. This session will show
you best practice examples of the great things
Arizona schools are doing to improve nutrition,
wellness and physical activity. We have seen
some amazing changes over the years. Togeth-
er we can use our superhero powers to create
a healthier school environment for the children
of our future.
Presented by: Kristi Mollner - Department of
Public Health
605: ACA Updates and Compliance
This presentation will review ACA mandates, up-
dates and ways to stay compliant moving for-
ward.
Presented by: Phil Tavasci & Tom Hancock-
ESI
Breakout Session VI
Friday 3:40 pm to 4:30 pm
604: The Superpower like benefits of On-Call
procurement of Design Professional
Services
How can school districts be Heroes by maximiz-
ing the benefits of on-call design professional
services to reduce project cost, minimize risk,
and shorten project delivery schedules? This
session will review what is allowable for direct
On-Call Design Professional Services under AZ
state procurement law and explore common
strategies and potential pitfalls.
The presenters will engage the audience in a fa-
cilitated dialogue using case studies to illustrate
what has worked and not worked well when
working with an on-call provider. The session
will provide input from the provider’s perspec-
tive/experience, and will present considerations
for structuring the procurement and managing
the on-call relationship from both the district’s
and provider’s perspective.
The presentation will also compare direct on-
call procurement to procurement through col-
laborative purchasing entities and examine the
pros and cons of direct on-call procurement,
collaborative purchasing procurement, and
standalone RFQ project procurement.
Presented by: Benjamin Gardner, AIA, LEED
AP, Scott Sowinski - Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Ltd.
& John Muir Cave Creek Unified School District
606: Harness the Power of Going Mobile
Worldwide mobile app downloads amounted to
approximately 2.52 billion in 2009 and are ex-
pected to reach 268.69 billion in 2017. In other
words, the world is going mobile – time to climb
aboard… In this interactive session we will ex-
plore how the Hyperlocal universe that mere
mortals refer to as schools, can benefit from
innovative technology that is available today as
well as what the future holds. We will demystify
Beacons, NFC, RFID, pkpass, AI, AR and VR and
set the course to discover new possibilities of
going mobile.
Presented by: Thomas Hallin - ITM Mobile