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THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2024
3:10 PM - 4:00 PM
ACCOUNTING MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
404: The ro
401: Co nflict o f Int erest Refresher 404: The role of enhanced technologies in
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401: Conflict of Interest Refresher
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K-12 Safety & Security effo
Conflicts of interest can occur at any district, re- K-12 Safety & Security efforts
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gardless of size and geographical location. This In March of 2023 the Partner Alliance for Safer
panel discussion will discuss a variety of items, Schools (PASS) released the 6th edition of their
including what is considered a conflict of inter- Safety and Security Guidelines for K-12 Schools.
est, what the statute requires for disclosures and In this report, they included enhanced technolo-
maintenance of disclosures, how to handle con- gies that showed potential for making significant
flicts when disclosed, what to do when an undis- improvements to school safety. In this session,
closed conflict is discovered, and best business we will be exploring how the introduction of addi-
practices to ensure compliance. tional technologies to your access control & video
surveillance systems can make a real difference
Speak ers: for safety and security. Describing how technolo-
Speakers: Gretchen Augustine - Arizona Au-
ditor General & Lynn Leonard - Mingus Union gies like, Vape sensors, weapons/prohibited items
High School District & James Shakland - Hein- detection and gunshot/acoustic surveillance can
feldMeech & Angela Terry - Kyrene Elementary be quickly integrated into your schools network
School District & Diana Kerfoot - Tucson Unified and infrastructure. Providing the essentials for en-
School District hanced student and faculty protection with readily
available solutions.
Speakers: Andy McQueen - ivelah &
Speak
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Lyndee Villegas - ivelah & Roy Sucanick - Wil-
402: Driving Unknown Roads, A Map for
402: Driving Unkno wn Roads, A Map fo r son School District
Your Annual Road Trip
Yo ur Annual Ro ad Trip
Being on the road less traveled without a map is
the easiest way to get lost and a great way to wind
up with a ticket for being where you’re not sup-
posed to be or in this case, for not getting proper
approval or properly documenting business trans-
actions for your district. Don’t risk getting lost!
Make sure you know where you are going and
Join us in this session where we will help you read
the map, know what needs governing board ap-
proval, and plan for and document transactions HUMAN RESOURCES & PAYROLL
during your annual road trip from July to June. 405: So cial Co nnect io ns Strat egies at Work
405: Social Connections Strategies at Work
Recognizing the importance of social connections
Speakers: Heather Mock - Maricopa County and positive friendships at work is a key compo-
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Speak
School Superintendent’s Office & nent of building an effective workplace culture
Tracy Rockwell - Deer Valley Unified School Dis- and teaming strategies. In this session, we will
trict review the research behind the need for positive
social connections and walk away with strategies
to approach teaming and social connections at
your place of work. If you want to go far, go to-
gether. -African Proverb
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Speak
Speakers: Jenna Moffitt - Deer Valley Unified
School District & Matt Hreha - Deer Valley Uni-
fied School District
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