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Wanted: Students to create conference documentary

Nominate your student video team to attend the OSBA Capital Conference, Nov. 11-13. Students will film a variety of events, conduct interviews and edit the footage to create a 10-minute documentary that will be used to promote the conference.

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Guide your district to a successful future

OSBA can help you create a path to success through a comprehensive, long-term strategic plan to ensure you always know which road to take.

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Register for the Board Leadership Institute

The Board Leadership Institute — April 29-30 — offers two days of boardmanship training and networking.

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Spotlight your student performers and district programs

Nominate your student performing group or district program for the Student Achievement Fair at the OSBA Capital Conference in November. The deadline for performing groups is May 25.

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Upcoming Training

April 25	Transportation State Reports and Cost Analysis Workshop OSBA, Columbus	$95	Register Now
April 25	Muskingum Valley ESC Leadership Academy Muskingum Valley ESC, Zanesville	Free
April 27	Board Leadership Institute Hilton Polaris, Columbus	$265	Register Now
May 1	Ins and Outs of Board Committees Remote, Webinar	$50	Register Now
May 2	MTA 2018-6: Designing your operational plan and building keys for success OSBA, Columbus	$95

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HB 49: Biennial Budget

To provide authorization and conditions for the operation of state programs.

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Public Finance Resources Inc. (PFR) offers district financial forecasting services as well as assistance in determining the most effective levy for your district.

District also can take advantage of additional training and communication services offered through PFR.

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