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thurSdAy’S AGendA

July 18, 2013

305: Are Federal Finances a mystery to YOU? 308: Strategies in Payroll
Finance issues for Nutrition Directors The basics of Payroll Management, Special Pay
Come one, Come all to this very informa- Considerations, as well as helpful hints for Sup-
tive session; we have the privilege of Nicholas plemental Pays. A Question and Answer period
Dunford; Finance Director from ADE coming to will be included.
speak with us on Nutrition Department related
finance issues and questions that have come up Presented by: Pete Schuyler, Scottsdale Unified
this year regarding the OMB Circular - A87 or School District
2CFR 225 document. It will be very educational
and a great opportunity to provide feedback for
support on this important topic to all of us. 309: Signature Schools - Creating New
Opportunities from the Inside
Presented by: Nicholas Dunford, Arizona Signature Schools - Why districts are choosing

Department of Education to focus attention on creating specialized pro-
grams within their existing schools. From Tolle-
son Union’s University High to Dysart’s Middle/
306: How a Checklist Can Work For You and High School initiatives including Cambridge aca-
learn about the many determinations! demics and a Fine Arts Middle School and Cu-
How using a solicitation checklist can be benefi- linary and Engineering High School programs,
cial in issuing a Bid/RFP. Make sure all steps are districts are reaching out to the students inside
covered and all rules, statutes and policies are their boundaries to encourage each child to grow
met by using a solicitation checklist to keep you in to their strengths. Learn how these signature
in compliance. programs, reside within the existing schools,
and offer the specialized focus once available
Presented by: Gary Barkman, Mesa Pub- only to private or charter schools.
lic Schools, and Rosa Saenz, The Professional
Group Public Consulting Presented by: Panel to be determined

307: What exactly is AHERA and the
Management Plan?
Public school districts and non-profit schools
are required to develop, maintain and update
asbestos management plans and to keep a
copy at each individual school. These plans are

required to document the recommended
asbestos response actions, the location of the
asbestos within the school, and any action
taken to repair and remove the material. This
session will discuss the various requirements,
and what schools can do to be in compliance.

Presented by: Eric Goeller, Arizona School Risk
Retention and Co-Presenter to be determined