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Friday's Agenda

July 21, 2017
Breakout Session V Breakout Session V
Friday 9:00 am to 9:50 am Friday 9:00 am to 9:50 am

502: Using The Power of the Schwartz to 407: Jeopardy Game - General Procurement
Calculate Property Taxes Choose your teammates, join forces and at-
The implementation of HB2481 changes the method tempt to defeat other teams on the final fron-
on how we calculate property taxes for school districts. tier in an epic battle! Will Captain Kirk and his
In 2016, Pima County school districts implemented this team of red shirts prevail? Or will it be Captain
new method using the Power of the Schwartz. Come Picard, Data and Worf or the Borg taking the
and learn how these new changes will impact your prize. Whether you are a trekker, trekkie, origi-
school district’s tax calculations and the implications nal series fan, next generation fan or a fan of
behind these changes.
Presented by: Karin Smith - Heinfeld-Meech & the “Abramsverse”, come join us in a fun game
Ricky Hernandez - Pima County School Superin- of jeopardy. Test your purchasing knowledge,
tendent’s Ofc while you defeat your friends... or enemies. All
in good fun of course!
Presented by: Mark DiBlasi, Nancy Colbaugh
404: CTE Partnerships to Prepare Our Future & Marie Brissette - Mohave Educational Servic-
Work Force es Cooperative Inc.
Arizona’s competitive advantage in the economy de-
pends on a qualified, skilled workforce. There is an 408: Bus Technology to Protect Your District
emphasized need for CTE programs and business to
form effective partnerships for workforce development. Using your GPS, cameras and software for risk
These partnerships with employers align CTE curricula management and to mitigate litigation.
with workplace needs that will help close the gap of our Presented by: Malinda Sandu - SEON & Ginny
projected workforce and the demands of jobs expected Fish - Washington Elementary School District
to grow most rapidly during the next decade. Part-
nerships with employers help CTE programs prepare
students for good, well-paid jobs and supply employ- 309: A Vendors Guide to Cooperative
ers with skilled, well-trained employees. Learn various Procurement
ways in which CTE programs can collaborate with other Navigating Cooperative Procurement can be dif-
organizations to form effective partnerships for work- ficult today, with all the National Cooperatives
force development and empower students for career that have flooded the procurement industry.
and life success.
Presented by: Tyler Shupe - McCarthy Build- Learn some “Best Practices” that procurement
ing Companies, Gregory Donovan - West-MEC, people consider when deciding which coopera-
Elizabeth Hawkins - DLR Group|WRL & Mark tive to use. Please bring all the questions that
Davenport - SPS+ Architects you have to this panel discussion, in an effort to
help simplify the decision process.
Presented by: Gary Barkman - Mesa Public
505: Emotional Intelligence Schools & Bill Munch - Valley School Manage-
Emotional Intelligence can affect not only your per- ment Group
formance at work, but your home relationships and
your physical and mental health. Learning how to 411: The Budget Process Roadmap
manage stress, read others, and create healthy re- Understanding the budget life cycle and remain-
sponses for yourself, are all part of developing one’s
Emotional Intelligence. Just as with one on one re- ing compliant with state regulations. Know
lationships, group trust, cooperation and efficiency where to find the current budget forms and
is increased when individuals are displaying higher staying on top of all the deadlines. Finally, pre-
degrees of Emotional Intelligence. This presentation senting new and revised budgets to your school
will focus on how to add some tools to your “profes- board and community.
sional toolbox” in each of the 5 categories of Emo- Presented by: Adelmo Sandoval - Nogales
tional Intelligence. Unified School District & Ken McGovern - Hein-
Presented by: Brittney Williams - Heinfeld feld Meech
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