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2024 FASBO Scholarship

Did you know FASBO has scholarship opportunities?  Want to attend the conference but your district budgets won't allow? Don't miss out!

A FASBO scholarship includes conference registration and at least three nights at the conference hotel. A minumum value of $800.

Fill out your application today!  Click here for scholarship application

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Conference Registration is Open

Are you ready for an intense learning experience and networking with school business colleagues and business partners that support your profession, along with:

  • Keynote speakers that will inspire and rejuvenate your passion for your chosen profession
  • Informative sessions that will introduce you to fresh approaches and update you on solutions to school business challenges; and
  • Plenty of time to network with and learn from your colleagues and peers.


As if that isn't enough incentive to partake in the FASBO/FSFOA  Annual Conference adventure, don’t forget that you will also enjoy plenty of opportunities to visit and converse with FASBO/FSFOA business partners that are eager to share their innovative products and services designed to make your job just a little easier. The exhibits at the conference are abundant and will highlight the latest and greatest in school-related goods and services.

Along with the learning and interacting with other school business professionals, the conference will offer participants a little FUN as well! During meals and special celebrations, you will have a chance to be recognized and recognize your peers for practicing excellence in school business.

All-in-all, it is just a must-attend event that you won’t want to miss.

Conference registration is $250
Hotel rate is $169

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Upcoming Events
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Nov 2024
 
2024 FASBO/FSFOA Joint Conference
Join us in Jacksonville at the Hyatt Regency for the 2024 FASBO & FSFOA Joint Conference.
Rooms starting at $169.
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