TSS Offers

Training Programs for Classified Leaders

DIRECTOR OF FISCAL SERVICES

Typically working under the Assistant Superintendent, Business Services/CBO, in a larger district, a District Fiscal Services Director coordinates and oversees the School District’s fiscal services processes and personnel. Principally responsible for the preparation, reporting and control of budgets and financial activities of all of the funds of the District. Performs the accounting and monitoring functions, including all state and governing board required reporting that may be necessary. Generally responsible for supervision of the accounting, payroll and budget staff; ensuring appropriate development and implementation of all accounting and payroll systems and procedures.

This comprehensive training program will cover, among others, the following topics:

Budget Development and Control

  • Budget calendar and critical timelines
  • Budgeting and accounting processes and procedures for all funds
  • Department and site administrators’ role in budget development
  • Presentations to governing board and community members

Financial Reporting

  • Reporting regulations and requirements
  • Preparation of Interim Reports
  • Federal and State programs reporting
  • Use and purpose of audits

Employee Supervision

  • Recruiting and hiring of fiscal services employees
  • Evaluation and discipline processes
  • Setting goals and benchmarks for staff and self
  • Technical training and professional growth of staff

Relationship with board members and administrators

  • Relations with superintendent and cabinet
  • Dealings with board members
  • Interaction with different departments
  • Service to schools, principals and school staff

Community Relations

  • Negotiations with bargaining units
  • Working with Budget Advisory Committee
  • Serving on other district site committees
  • Transparency in budgeting

Other Critical Functions

  • Managing payroll processes
  • Position Control System
  • Internal Controls
  • Categorical program compliance

Leadership

  • Preparing and presenting agenda items to the board
  • Being a supportive and contributing member of the management teams
  • Confidentiality and maintaining confidence
  • Respecting and implementing a team decision and agenda
  • Understanding your role in teaching and learning processes
  • Different management styles, core values and their impact on relationships

Location

4751 Mangels Blvd, Fairfield, CA 94534

Program Dates for 2018 *

Mar 23-24, 2018
Apr 6-7
May 11-12, 2018

* Additional 7 months will be coordinated with registrants after the start.

Program Cost

$4,500 per person

Registration

Registration deadline is February 20, 2018

Click here to fill in the registration form.

Click here to print the .pdf form.

For further information, please email Susan Lendway.