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FRIDAY ’ S BREAKOUT SESSION AGENDA
FRIDAY’S BREAKOUT SESSION AGENDA
JULY 22, 2O22
JULY 22, 2O22
Breakout Session VI
Break out Session VI
Friday 10:00 am to 10:50 am

607: Auditing Panel - USFR Compliance
607: A uditing P anel - USFR Compliance 608: T r ansportation Loss T rends
608: Transportation Loss Trends
Let’s talk about Procurement Compliance in This session will examine transportation loss
these fast times. What are the issues that small trends over the last five years, identify causes, and
and medium size districts need to know about? offer strategies to help mitigate your department

Unlike their larger peers, these Districts’ likely becoming another statistic around the track. The
do not have “buying teams”, just issues like Fed- Trust’s transportation program manager, Jason
eral Compliance, backup documents, justifica- Nelson, and Gabby Kuzniak, Director of Transpor-
tions, and SAM.gov which isn’t what it use to be. tation with Crane Elementary School District, will

Come and join this panel discussion of respected highlight school bus and non-school bus incidents
crew members as they talk about auditing re- and lead the discussion for those interested in be-
quirements towards successful compliance with ing a winner on race day without bump drafting.
the USFR. T r ack: T r a nsportation
Track: Transportation
Track: Purchasing
T r ack: Purchasing
Presented by: Jason Nelson - Arizona School Risk
Presented by: Jennifer Shields - HeinfeldMeech Retention Trust & Gabby Kuzniak - Crane
& Dennis Osuch - Clifton Larson Allen & Elementary School District
Nicole Wheatcroft - Dobridge & Company &
Dennis Maschke - CDWL, CPA’s & Roger Spivey -
Scottsdale Unified School District
Summer
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acing
Through
609: Racing Through Summer Work: Small
609: R
ork: Small
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R
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Renovation, Big Results!
v
ation, B
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The Wakefield Middle School team created a trans-
formation within a tight budget and in an even
tighter timeframe. Wakefield has been convert-
ed from a dormant site into a campus that offers
innovative teaching modalities, creative use of
technology, and helps the Tucson Unified School
District mitigate inequities throughout its district.
Through the implementation of flexible furniture
and technology and open, configurable spaces,
Wakefield has revitalized interest in one of the dis-
trict’s more underserved neighborhoods. In this
session, learn some of the tricks that your school
district could use if you are considering to repur-
pose existing facilities for an alternative purpose.
Track: Vendor
T r ack: V endor
Presented by: Damon Ballesteros &
Kamren Taravati - Tucson Unified School District
& JR Durazo - Durazo Construction &
Regina Hernandez & Megan Duffy - DLR Group

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