Sentences with phrase «school business administrator»

Promote an awareness of the role and responsibility of school business administrators within educational communities;

Pip Thomas, Chief Executive Officer of the Association of School Business Administrators, outlines the challenges of being an independent school business administrator and the support available.

A licensed School Business Administrator and Massachusetts Certified Public Purchasing Official, she was the Assistant Business Manager in the Pittsfield Public Schools for five years before coming to BART.

Developed from the acclaimed Schools Leadership Colloquium (a seminal development program for senior school leaders), the program equips school business administrators with the insights, skills and confidence to effectively and efficiently manage a wide range critical school functions and in so doing compliment and extend the capacity of the school leadership team

Finance Training is provided to charter school business administrators and other relevant and interested charter school staff.

School business administrators did not have to sort out terms such as wide area network, bandwidth and teleconferencing, much less figure out how to stretch taxpayer dollars to pay for them.

School business administrators aren't going to advocate for eliminating their jobs.

School Administrator / Supervisor, School Building leader, School District leader, School District Administrator, School District Business Leader or School Business Administrator)

SCSD employees (professionally certified, Level III Teaching Assistants, School Administrator / Supervisor, School Building leader, School District leader, School District Administrator, School District Business Leader or School Business Administrator) are responsible for keeping and maintaining a record of CTLE hours.

In many ways, the Ossining school district in New York might look like a school business administrator's worst nightmare: The state has frozen important funding to the district while capping taxes; the district is swelling with more low - income students; and voters have to approve its budget every year.

The report is based on the results of a survey issued to New Jersey school board presidents and school business administrators; 273 responded.

CASBO recognizes the many years of service these school business administrators have given to their school districts, community, the state and this organization.