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THURSDAY ’ S BREAKOUT SESSION AGENDA
THURSDAY’S BREAKOUT SESSION AGENDA
JULY 21, 2O22
JULY 21, 2O22
Breakout Session I
Break out Session I
Thursday 9:00 am to 9:50 am

102: Revving up for a Performance Audit
102: R evving up for a P erformance A udit
Keep your district’s engine firing on all cylinders
with information from staff of the Office of the
Arizona Auditor General about recent perfor-
mance audit findings that you can use to help
improve your district’s performance.
T r ack: Business Administr ation
Track: Business Administration
Presented by: Alexa Tavasci & Gerrad Cawley -
Auditor General’s Office

Track List: 104: Top Safety Inspection Issues
op Safet
y Inspection Issues
104: T
Sessions are numbered based on their specific track. Loss control consultants of The Trust inspect
The 1st session number is the breakout session. The
last number(s) are the corresponding track. hundreds of school district campuses every year.
01: Accounting Attend this session to learn about the top in-
02: Business Administration spection findings related to property and work-
03: Child Nutrition ers’ compensation; areas you can prioritize for
04: Maintenance & Operations prevention and remediation; and general best
05: Human Resources & Payroll practices for creating safer campuses for your
06: Information Technology students and staff.
07: Purchasing Track: Maintenance & Operations
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T
ations
ack: Maintenance & Oper
08: Transportation
09: Vendor Presented by: Dave Frandsen - The Trust &
10: Leadership Russel Rohloff - Baboquivari Unified School
11: Back to Basics District
101: How Fr aud Creeps Into Schools
101: How Fraud Creeps Into Schools
Like the individual, under the pseudonym of
“L.W. Wright” claiming to have started in 43 rac-
es in the lower level circuit, who fraudulently en-
tered the 1982 Winston 500 by scheming many
of sponsorship funds, leaving the track after be-
ing black-flagged on lap 13, and was never iden-
tified or heard of again, fraud gets everyone’s
attention, but no one ever wants to be close to
fraud! This session will review startling statistics
around fraud and a deep dive into recent school
district related fraud cases. By understanding
how the fraud occurred, school business officials
can establish stronger internal controls to avoid
the potential fraud in their school districts.
Track: Accounting
T r ack: Accounting
Presented by: Karin Smith - HeinfeldMeech &
Jenifer Pease - Phoenix Union High School
District
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