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THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2024
12:50 PM - 1:40 PM
HUMAN RESOURCES & PAYROLL PURCHASING
207: Solicitation Compliance in the Digital
205: Traveling across the highways,
205: Traveling acro ss the highways, 207: So licitat io n Co mpliance in the Digit al
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compensation. As more school districts transition their solicitation
mpensation.
I am searching the Rand McNally, Waze, Google method from the binder method to an eProcure-
Maps, and My Dashboard to see what I am re- ment Software how can they ensure they are in
ceiving from my district…..can’t find nothin’! Are compliance? Discuss how to implement an ePro-
you hearing this message from your employ- curement platform with fidelity and how Dysart
ees? Have you issued the required Compensa- Unified School District approached compliance,
tion Statements that came into law back in 2022? digital public records, and the crosswalk between
We have the roadmap drawn for you to find the the two methods.
best route while getting to your destination. Join
us for an entertaining session on Compensation Speak ers:
Speakers: Jessica Leasure & Christina Ulman
Statements as we go through setting them up - Dysart Unified School District
to the quirks of School ERP Pro with issuing the
statements.
Speak ers: TRANSPORTATION
Speakers: Tracy Rockwell - Deer Valley Unified
School District & Jill Winn - Maricopa County 208: Go o gle: It ’s Much Mo re Than Just Maps
208: Google: It’s Much More Than Just Maps
Superintendent of Schools Google can be a powerful tool for a transportation
department. This session will discuss creating
and implementing Google Forms and Sheets to
track a wealth of information in a transportation
department.
Speakers: Jason Nelson - Arizona School Risk
Speak ers:
Retention Trust & Christian Miranda - Glendale
Elementary School District
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
206: Bridging Security Initiatives with
206: Bridging Security Initiatives wit h
Network Best Practices
Netwo rk Best Practices
Network integrity is one of the most difficult chal- VENDOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
lenges to manage. In this session, we will review 209: Schoo l Finance fo r Vendo rs
209: School Finance for Vendors
what network parameters need to be considered M&O, Bond, Override, Student Activities funding,
to ensure your access control & video surveillance Budget Override Continuation, Budget Increase:
deployments are properly supported. We’ll explore As Vendors we hear these terms all of the time,
what role & technology-based considerations can be but what do they really mean? Join us for this
made, the importance of setting ownership goals
over project deployment and why ongoing system informative detour as we take a scenic look into
management is important for network security. Our what these terms mean.
goal is to reinforce how successful outcomes be-
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Speak
come more likely when there is buy-in across mul- Speakers: Paul Ulan - Primary Consultants &
tiple departments prior to purchases being made. Dan Ensign - Litchfield Elementary School Dis-
This is a great topic for maintenance, security and trict & Taylor Perkins - Chasse Building Team &
IT folks alike. Jill Barragan - Paradise Valley Unified School
District & Kirk Waddle - Saddle Mountain Uni-
Speak ers: fied School District
Speakers: Andy McQueen & Mark Thill -
ivelah & Vince Scarfo - Phoenix Union High
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