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2022 Annual Conference

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New Micro-credential: Managing the Budget Cycle

Earn the Managing the Budget Cycle Micro-credential to demonstrate your detailed understanding of budget management as it relates to the revenue streams, expenditures, cash flow and communication. Show that you understand and can create functional timelines and tasks for the budget cycle. Once you complete the credential, showcase your skills with a badge to display on your email signature and social profiles!

Learn more about all of Illinois ASBO's exciting opportunities for professional development with Micro-credentials.

 

Professional Development

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Administrator Academies

Online and in-person, we offer a myriad of seminars throughout the year to help you earn your Administrators' Academy credits and keep your license up to date.

Illinois ASBO Professional Development

Day Conferences

Illinois ASBO day conferences provide essential training to school business professionals as well as support, technology and facilities professionals and others within your district.

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Lunch & Learn Webinars

Brown bag it and learn about tactical topics in school business management. These one-hour PD opportunities are free for Illinois ASBO members.

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Devoted to the School Business Management Profession

Professional DevelopmentEmpowering school business professionals to be visionary leaders in their profession.

Programs & Services Connecting schools to services and business solutions to benefit their districts.

Advocacy Fostering strong alliances to advocate for schools in Springfield.

Networking & Participation Bringing together school business officials and partners to share solutions.

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Illinois ASBO members' roles include, but are not limited to:

  • Business Managers
  • Transportation 
  • Superintendents
  • Technology 
  • Finance/Bookkeepers
  • Principals
  • Facilities Professionals
  • Support Staff 
  • Food Service
  • Service Associates

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Advocacy

Illinois ASBO's Vision for Advocacy is to be the foremost knowledgeable voice for promoting sound school business practices to the Illinois Legislature, ISBE and other state policymakers. We work together with other school management organizations in Illinois to advocate for schools in Springfield. Illinois ASBO members benefit from email updates on legislative issues as well as the opportunity to get involved in the legislative process.

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Business Office Calendar

This member-only feature is an indispensable resource to help you keep up on upcoming state deadlines.

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Job Bank

Looking for a new district, or looking to hire within your district? Visit the Illinois ASBO Job Bank.

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A Broadened Resource Network

Serving in Illinois ASBO and accepting many leadership roles broadened my knowledge base and enhanced my resource network.”

– Barry A. Bolek
Retired School Business Official