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Day One — half-day online training for county office staff.
FCMAT will provide a condensed version of the fundamental fiscal oversight training offered in 2022 for those who are new county office staff members, who missed last year’s workshops and/or who want to review the updated training because of legislative changes.
Due to low participation in the past, this online training has been condensed to a half-day session. Not all items covered in the in-person sessions will be covered in this online session.
This workshop is available at no cost to attendees.
Day Two — half-day online training for county office and district staff.
FCMAT will cover various fiscal oversight topics, introduce tools, and provide and discuss information to help districts understand why county offices need specific information. The goal is to facilitate communication and understanding between districts and county offices on fiscal oversight provisions and requirements.
Due to low participation in the past, this online training has been condensed to a half-day session. Not all items covered in the in-person sessions will be covered in this online session.
This workshop is available at no cost to attendees.
Day One — full-day training for county office staff.
FCMAT will provide the same fundamental fiscal oversight training offered in 2022 for those who are new county office staff members, who missed last year’s workshops and/or who want to review the updated training because of legislative changes.
This workshop is available at no cost to attendees. Laptops are required.
Day Two — full-day training for county office and district staff.
FCMAT will cover various fiscal oversight topics, introduce tools, and provide and discuss information to help districts understand why county offices need specific information. The goal is to facilitate communication and understanding between districts and county offices on fiscal oversight provisions and requirements.
This workshop is available at no cost to attendees. Laptops are required.
Day One — full-day training for county office staff.
FCMAT will provide the same fundamental fiscal oversight training offered in 2022 for those who are new county office staff members, who missed last year’s workshops and/or who want to review the updated training because of legislative changes. This workshop is available at no cost to attendees. Laptops are required.
Day Two — full-day training for county office and district staff.
FCMAT will cover various fiscal oversight topics, introduce tools, and provide and discuss information to help districts understand why county offices need specific information. The goal is to facilitate communication and understanding between districts and county offices on fiscal oversight provisions and requirements.
This workshop is available at no cost to attendees. Laptops are required.
Day One — full-day training for county office staff.
FCMAT will provide the same fundamental fiscal oversight training offered in 2022 for those who are new county office staff members, who missed last year’s workshops and/or who want to review the updated training because of legislative changes.
This workshop is available at no cost to attendees. Laptops are required.
Day Two — full-day training for county office and district staff.
FCMAT will cover various fiscal oversight topics, introduce tools, and provide and discuss information to help districts understand why county offices need specific information. The goal is to facilitate communication and understanding between districts and county offices on fiscal oversight provisions and requirements.
This workshop is available at no cost to attendees. Laptops are required.
FCMAT workshops are scheduled upon request.
In this full-day Fiscal Oversight Workshop, FCMAT will walk attendees through the important steps, processes and techniques that are essential for county offices to provide successful fiscal oversight to local educational agencies.
Topics will include budget adoption, LCAP approval, budget review committees, going concern, interim reports, response and appeal procedures, public disclosure requirements, annual audit requirements, AB 1840, fiscal risk health analysis, fiscal accountability and independence, and much more.
Properly administering student body finances is complex and requires ongoing training to improve ASB internal controls and safeguard student assets. This half-day workshop is for anyone involved in ASB organizations and focuses on information needed to maintain fiscal accountability, legal compliance, transparency and accuracy in student body accounts. Areas that will be covered include student councils’ decision-making authority, useful tools and procedures, applicable laws and regulations, rules and responsibilities, practical advice, effective procedures for safeguarding assets, general business practices and internal controls, fundraising parameters, recommended board policies, and more.
This half-day workshop focuses on meeting district responsibilities effectively and completely when working with booster clubs, foundations, auxiliary groups and other parent-teacher organizations. The relationship between these organizations and schools involves complicated nonprofit operations, accounting principles and business concepts that can be confusing, especially because these groups are not legally a part of their associated districts. These organizations are also not governed by the Education Code, yet remain subject to the board of education’s policies, administrative regulations, and oversight. FCMAT will help attendees navigate through these complex relationships.
This half-day workshop for both charter schools and their authorizers presents an overview of FCMAT’s Charter School Accounting and Best Practices Manual and includes discussion of the importance of board policies and procedures, responsibilities for oversight, charter school budgets, cash flow, budget notes, financial health, and internal controls.
Projection-Pro is a free online multiyear projection software service built from the ground up for California’s local educational agencies, including school districts, county offices of education, charter schools and oversight agencies. Participants learn how to create aligned multiyear and cash flow projections with ease; customize projections with expanded views, assumptions and calculations; collaborate with other team members via multiuser editing, and share results with colleagues.
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