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FASBO at 2024 SASBO Conference in Greenville, SC. What a lovely city. Excellent breakout and general session speakers and topics for all. See you next year in New Orleans! Has someone made you or your team's job easier? Has somene done something innovative in your district?Help us to acknowledge the accomplishments and hard work of individuals, teams and entire workforces within your distrcit. Tell us about it so we can celebrate YOU!
Continuing Education
School business is a very complex and demanding profession requiring a special set of knowledge, skills, and abilities. It is incumbent upon us to ensure that those that follow us have the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities. To that end, the Board of Directors of the Florida Association of School Business Officials (FASBO) has embarked on the creation of a Professional Certification Program. Recognizing the importance of attaining professionalism for school business officials, not only with regard to acquired knowledge and experience, but also in terms of the recognition and respect of peers and other professionals, FASBO’s Board of Directors established its Professional Certification Program in 2009. The Program offers both acknowledgment and recognition for professionals at all levels of school business management. Certification is a way of recognizing those individuals with the background, training, and on-the-job experience to meet recognized standards of professional competence. For more information go to https://fasbo.org/FASBO_ Certification. Upcoming Events
Industry News & Trends
Gov. Ron DeSantis said last week that he intends to approve legislation restricting challenges to books in public schools, claiming “activist” teachers and others are making a “mockery” of his parental rights legislation by filing frivolous challenges. (The 74)
About half of U.S. adults (51%) say the country’s public K-12 education system is generally going in the wrong direction. A far smaller share (16%) say it’s going in the right direction, and about a third (32%) are not sure, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted in November 2023. (Pew Research)
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