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The Florida Association of School Business Officials (FASBO) is accepting nominations from its membership for the FASBO Outstanding Business Official award. The award recognizes an outstanding FASBO member who exemplifies professionalism, leadership and innovation in the field of school business management. The award winner will be recognized by FASBO at the annual conference. In addition, the winner will be recognized by the Southeastern Association of School Business Officials (SASBO) at their annual conference in April. Nominate an outstanding business official today! Click here for an application 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! Financial tools have evolved as demands on education leaders intensify and school administration becomes more complex. The progression has been steady from paper-based processes to computer spreadsheets, accounting software, and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. The private sector has been using ERP for decades to improve efficiency and decision-making. But many schools have a legacy on-premise system that requires substantial customization. New features and functionality are infrequent, and updates are labor intensive for school IT staff. These systems also don’t offer anytime, anywhere, or any-device access. The next step in the evolution of financial tools is a cloud-based ERP System. In contrast to on-premise ERP solutions that are installed locally on hardware and servers and managed by IT staff, cloud ERP is delivered as a service, managed centrally in the cloud by the ERP vendor, and accessed via a web browser. Please reach out to your local rep Josh Chambers at Joshua.Chambers@oracle.com or (571) 315-7025 to learn more about Oracle ERP Cloud for K-12! www.Oracle.com ”
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Students and teachers will be able to speak freely about sexual orientation and gender identity in Florida classrooms, as long as it is not part of instruction, under a settlement reached this week between Florida education officials and civil rights attorneys who had challenged a state law which critics dubbed “don't say gay." (Associated Press)
   Inflation is slowly declining. However, overall costs are much higher than they were in previous years, according to the authors of a new report. Here's what to look out for. (District Administration)
The Florida Senate approved a bill last week that would allow schools in Florida to create policies whick would allow volunteers to work as chaplains or other religious representatives to serve students. Those who opposed the bill said it violates separation of church and state. (WFSU)
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