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208: Affordable Care Act, Health Care, Obama Care what resources are available as you develop and
Are you prepared to continue the journey through administer your district’s individual Emergency
HealthCare Reform? Do you understand the and Crisis Response Plan. By the end of the ses-
mandates as an Arizona School District offering sion, participants should be better prepared to
healthcare coverage? What about healthcare ex- respond to emergencies, cooperate with civil
changes? We will discuss mandates that will affect emergency response personnel, and use the ap-
your district over the next 12 months and beyond. propriate resources that are available.
Presented by: ASBAIT and Meritain Legal Presented by: Kaylee Sorensen, Arizona School
Risk Retention Trust, Inc. and Co-Presenter to
209: Unique Programs: Addressing Community be determined
Needs with Out-of-the-Box Thinking
Unique Programs - Sure, we all know that the
“three R’s” fall in the school’s domain, but what 303: Leverage ERATE Priority 1 with
happens when a district thinks far outside the Hosted VOIP
box? Learn how these schools have attracted How managed VOIP can address End of Life
attention three participation in a special Equine phone systems without huge capital require-
and CTE Programs, among others. Be in- ments wile leveraging ERATE Priority 1 services.
spired to look for similar one-of-a-
kind opportunities in your community. Presented by: Mike Sheppard, Agua Fria Un-
ion High School District and Ann Newman, Cox
Presented by: Sally Downey, EVIT and Co- Communications
Presenter to be determined
304: A Systematic Approach for Creating a
Breakout Session III Positive, Student Centered School Environment
Thursday 4:10 pM to 5:00 pM Establishing an educational community in which
all staff and students are healthy, safe, en-
301: What’s New in Grants Managment gaged, supported and challenged requires lead-
This session will provide updates on all of the ers to give attention to every aspect of a school
recent and upcoming changes to the Grants and to the needs of the whole child and commu-
Management System. Participants will have the nity. During this session, a systematic approach
opportunity to ask questions and share ideas. for creating a positive, student centered school
The New Payment Request will be discussed as environment will be discussed. Positive behav-
well as other initiatives that have been complet- ior interventions throughout every aspect of the
ed through the Grants Management Division. school community including transportation and
support services will be examined and strate-
Presented by: Presented by: Todd Mason and gies to begin the process of facilitating lasting
Lois Kruse, Arizona Department of Education campus improvement will be shared. The story
of the amazing and ongoing transformation of a
struggling Phoenix middle school to a commu-
302: Emergency Response: nity of learners will inspire all to leave with the
How’s Your District Doing? conviction that change is possible, attainable
School districts face a number of potential and profoundly rewarding.
emergencies on a daily basis, and are under
extreme pressure to be prepared. This session Presented by: Lori Mora and Ginny Fish, Deer
has been designed as a guide to help you know Valley School District
