Kristen Jacoby
Communications & Marketing Assistant
CASBO
700 N. 10th Street, Suite 100
Sacramento, CA 95811
(916) 447-3783, ext. 15
Communications & Marketing Assistant
CASBO
700 N. 10th Street, Suite 100
Sacramento, CA 95811
(916) 447-3783, ext. 15
From CASBO website:
Q. What is an associate membership?
A . Associate memberships are
extended to companies that offer
products and services to school
districts.
Q. How much does an associate
membership cost?
A. Associate membership fees are
described on the associate membership
application form. The base membership
fee includes one primary company
representative on the active
membership. If the company chooses to
have more than one representatives,
there are additional fees, as described
on the associate membership
application form.
Q. What is the duration of an associate
membership?
A. A full year from the date the
associate membership application is
submitted and enrollment processed.
Additional company representatives
beyond the one primary covered in the
base membership fee, will expire along
with the company's membership.
Q. How can an associate member
advertise in CASBO publications?
A. Get all of the details you need to
advertise in CASBO publications in our
Media Kit.
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Q. What is an associate membership?
A . Associate memberships are
extended to companies that offer
products and services to school
districts.
Q. How much does an associate
membership cost?
A. Associate membership fees are
described on the associate membership
application form. The base membership
fee includes one primary company
representative on the active
membership. If the company chooses to
have more than one representatives,
there are additional fees, as described
on the associate membership
application form.
Q. What is the duration of an associate
membership?
A. A full year from the date the
associate membership application is
submitted and enrollment processed.
Additional company representatives
beyond the one primary covered in the
base membership fee, will expire along
with the company's membership.
Q. How can an associate member
advertise in CASBO publications?
A. Get all of the details you need to
advertise in CASBO publications in our
Media Kit.
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CASBO
California Association of School Business Officials
California Association of School Business Officials
CASBO NewsBreak
...The Federal issue updates provide up-to-the-minute information
on federal legislative and administrative activities impacting
California school business.
Legislative Alerts indicate an up-to-the-minute need for a call to
action, usually a letter or call to government leaders.
04/16/2008 State Controller Chiang steps up on behalf of schools:
Warns schools about recent marketing ploy/Calls for state to pay
mandates
04/14/2008 FEDERAL: Congress moves on Secure Rural Schools
funding/MAA moratorium
04/11/2008 Budget update: April tax collections looking grim
04/08/2008 Assembly and Senate Education Committees act on key
bills
04/07/2008 Budget update: Local flexibility proposals held
despite bipartisan calls for action
03/24/2008 FEDERAL: MAA regulations remain hot issue
03/19/2008 New report examines state health care pool for school
employees
03/17/2008 Governor’s Committee on Education Excellence releases
report - “The System is the Problem”
03/11/2008 More new bills/ Long list of new facilities bills, but 2008
school bond uncertain
03/10/2008 More new bills/ Child nutrition/charter school issues draw
legislative interest
03/03/2008 School finance reform high on Legislature’s agenda/
Long list of bills target funding reforms
02/28/2008 Sacramento Update: Budget hearings resume/ New bills
introduced, PI district proposal forwarded
02/20/2008 LAO says state budget deficit has grown to $16 billion/
Education proposals call for zero COLA and targeted categorical cuts
02/14/2008 Senate Budget Committee moves midyear budget
package/ Proposition 98 minimum lowered, but no cuts at local level
02/13/2008 FEDERAL: Congressional committee to hold hearing on
improving public school facilities
02/08/2008 Emerging Agreement on midyear reductions/ no local
midyear cuts to schools, but Prop 98 floor would drop
02/05/2008 FEDERAL: President Bush unveils FY 2009 budget/
Proposes level spending for education/Some programs targeted for
elimination
01/31/2008 Emergency session: Budget hearings continue/ Level of
midyear education cuts a key issue
01/24/2008 FEDERAL: Second session of the 110th Congress
begins
01/15/2008 LAO releases preliminary overview of governor's budget
01/14/2008 More budget detail
01/10/2008 Governor’s 2008-09 budget released/Minimal mid-year
cuts – but Prop 98 suspension/huge cuts proposed for 2008-09
01/08/2008 Governor delivers “state of state” address/ Across-the-
board cuts, no new taxes
01/03/2008 FEDERAL: MAA update: Administration defies
Congress/Adopts regulations in time to beat moratorium
12/20/2007 FEDERAL: Congress goes home: Rural schools funding
/QZAB extension fail passage
12/19/2007 FEDERAL: Federal budget logjam breaking/Promising
news on MAA
12/14/2007 FEDERAL: Funding for Secure Rural Schools Act
dropped from key bill - But Congress to try again before heading
home
12/12/2007 State budget shortfall grows - Education at higher risk
for mid-year cuts
12/12/2007 FEDERAL: 110th Congress in the home stretch - Key
education funding/issues remain unresolved
12/05/2007 Governor calls meeting with education leaders - PI
districts to be focus of 2008 reforms
11/29/2007 February ballot propositions: What do they mean for
schools?
11/14/2007 Legislative Analyst issues dire budget forecast
11/06/2007 State Budget Crisis: Governor calls for cuts to all state
agency budgets - CASBO responds with call to protect Proposition
98
10/25/2007 FEDERAL: MAA Update: Action needed NOW! Federal
Budget Update
10/18/2007 Governor completes actions on bills - Many vetoes… few
surprises
10/11/2007 Governor Acts on More Bills
10/04/2007 Sacramento quiet - But deadlines loom for Legislature
and Governor
09/19/2007 FEDERAL: Feds take next step to eliminate school
Medicaid reimbursements - Schools weigh in as regulations posted
for public comment
09/17/2007 2007 Legislative Session Update: Few major policy
initiatives make it to governor’s desk
09/06/2007 Legislature taking final action on hundreds of bills - Little
new policy coming from this year’s session
08/24/2007 Governor signs budget, issues veto messages - Few
changes to education budget
08/21/2007 Legislature finally moves budget to governor - Education
budget virtually unchanged
08/15/2007 Budget Update: July Revenues Down - Lower revenues
could further stall budget agreement
08/06/2007 FEDERAL: Renewed federal effort to eliminate school
MediCal reimbursements - MAA and transportation on the chopping
block
08/02/2007 Still no budget
07/25/2007 Senate Republicans show their hand
07/20/2007 Assembly passes budget with full K-12 COLA provided -
Few changes made to education budget
07/18/2007 Budget Deal Struck
07/18/2007 Budget impasse: Is K-12 COLA at risk?
07/11/2007 Policy Alert: Letter from California State Assembly
Speaker Fabian Nunez
06/29/2007 Budget conference committee acts, sends budget to Big
5 Education gets full COLA, but little more
06/25/2007 Mandate Reform: Proposal would provide alternative to
current process
06/15/2007 Still waiting on a State budget - State revenue downturn
stalls budget, hits Proposition 98
06/06/2007 LEGISLATIVE ALERT - CALLS NEEDED: Re: SB
(Torlakson): School Meal Reimbursement Increase
05/23/2007 Budget Update: Subcommittees shift dollars to core
programs/reject most new programs
05/15/2007 Update On May Budget Revision
05/14/2007 Governor Releases May Budget Revision: Mostly Good
News for Education
05/10/2007 State Board Approves New Charter School Facilities
Regulations
04/27/2007 Higher statutory COLA puts squeeze on state
budget/Proposition 98
04/24/2007 LEGISLATIVE ALERT - LETTERS NEEDED: Re:
Proposed Proposition 39 Regulation Changes
04/17/2007 Charter School Facilities Controversy:
CASBO Opposing Proposition 39 Regulation Changes
04/24/08
...The Federal issue updates provide up-to-the-minute information
on federal legislative and administrative activities impacting
California school business.
Legislative Alerts indicate an up-to-the-minute need for a call to
action, usually a letter or call to government leaders.
04/16/2008 State Controller Chiang steps up on behalf of schools:
Warns schools about recent marketing ploy/Calls for state to pay
mandates
04/14/2008 FEDERAL: Congress moves on Secure Rural Schools
funding/MAA moratorium
04/11/2008 Budget update: April tax collections looking grim
04/08/2008 Assembly and Senate Education Committees act on key
bills
04/07/2008 Budget update: Local flexibility proposals held
despite bipartisan calls for action
03/24/2008 FEDERAL: MAA regulations remain hot issue
03/19/2008 New report examines state health care pool for school
employees
03/17/2008 Governor’s Committee on Education Excellence releases
report - “The System is the Problem”
03/11/2008 More new bills/ Long list of new facilities bills, but 2008
school bond uncertain
03/10/2008 More new bills/ Child nutrition/charter school issues draw
legislative interest
03/03/2008 School finance reform high on Legislature’s agenda/
Long list of bills target funding reforms
02/28/2008 Sacramento Update: Budget hearings resume/ New bills
introduced, PI district proposal forwarded
02/20/2008 LAO says state budget deficit has grown to $16 billion/
Education proposals call for zero COLA and targeted categorical cuts
02/14/2008 Senate Budget Committee moves midyear budget
package/ Proposition 98 minimum lowered, but no cuts at local level
02/13/2008 FEDERAL: Congressional committee to hold hearing on
improving public school facilities
02/08/2008 Emerging Agreement on midyear reductions/ no local
midyear cuts to schools, but Prop 98 floor would drop
02/05/2008 FEDERAL: President Bush unveils FY 2009 budget/
Proposes level spending for education/Some programs targeted for
elimination
01/31/2008 Emergency session: Budget hearings continue/ Level of
midyear education cuts a key issue
01/24/2008 FEDERAL: Second session of the 110th Congress
begins
01/15/2008 LAO releases preliminary overview of governor's budget
01/14/2008 More budget detail
01/10/2008 Governor’s 2008-09 budget released/Minimal mid-year
cuts – but Prop 98 suspension/huge cuts proposed for 2008-09
01/08/2008 Governor delivers “state of state” address/ Across-the-
board cuts, no new taxes
01/03/2008 FEDERAL: MAA update: Administration defies
Congress/Adopts regulations in time to beat moratorium
12/20/2007 FEDERAL: Congress goes home: Rural schools funding
/QZAB extension fail passage
12/19/2007 FEDERAL: Federal budget logjam breaking/Promising
news on MAA
12/14/2007 FEDERAL: Funding for Secure Rural Schools Act
dropped from key bill - But Congress to try again before heading
home
12/12/2007 State budget shortfall grows - Education at higher risk
for mid-year cuts
12/12/2007 FEDERAL: 110th Congress in the home stretch - Key
education funding/issues remain unresolved
12/05/2007 Governor calls meeting with education leaders - PI
districts to be focus of 2008 reforms
11/29/2007 February ballot propositions: What do they mean for
schools?
11/14/2007 Legislative Analyst issues dire budget forecast
11/06/2007 State Budget Crisis: Governor calls for cuts to all state
agency budgets - CASBO responds with call to protect Proposition
98
10/25/2007 FEDERAL: MAA Update: Action needed NOW! Federal
Budget Update
10/18/2007 Governor completes actions on bills - Many vetoes… few
surprises
10/11/2007 Governor Acts on More Bills
10/04/2007 Sacramento quiet - But deadlines loom for Legislature
and Governor
09/19/2007 FEDERAL: Feds take next step to eliminate school
Medicaid reimbursements - Schools weigh in as regulations posted
for public comment
09/17/2007 2007 Legislative Session Update: Few major policy
initiatives make it to governor’s desk
09/06/2007 Legislature taking final action on hundreds of bills - Little
new policy coming from this year’s session
08/24/2007 Governor signs budget, issues veto messages - Few
changes to education budget
08/21/2007 Legislature finally moves budget to governor - Education
budget virtually unchanged
08/15/2007 Budget Update: July Revenues Down - Lower revenues
could further stall budget agreement
08/06/2007 FEDERAL: Renewed federal effort to eliminate school
MediCal reimbursements - MAA and transportation on the chopping
block
08/02/2007 Still no budget
07/25/2007 Senate Republicans show their hand
07/20/2007 Assembly passes budget with full K-12 COLA provided -
Few changes made to education budget
07/18/2007 Budget Deal Struck
07/18/2007 Budget impasse: Is K-12 COLA at risk?
07/11/2007 Policy Alert: Letter from California State Assembly
Speaker Fabian Nunez
06/29/2007 Budget conference committee acts, sends budget to Big
5 Education gets full COLA, but little more
06/25/2007 Mandate Reform: Proposal would provide alternative to
current process
06/15/2007 Still waiting on a State budget - State revenue downturn
stalls budget, hits Proposition 98
06/06/2007 LEGISLATIVE ALERT - CALLS NEEDED: Re: SB
(Torlakson): School Meal Reimbursement Increase
05/23/2007 Budget Update: Subcommittees shift dollars to core
programs/reject most new programs
05/15/2007 Update On May Budget Revision
05/14/2007 Governor Releases May Budget Revision: Mostly Good
News for Education
05/10/2007 State Board Approves New Charter School Facilities
Regulations
04/27/2007 Higher statutory COLA puts squeeze on state
budget/Proposition 98
04/24/2007 LEGISLATIVE ALERT - LETTERS NEEDED: Re:
Proposed Proposition 39 Regulation Changes
04/17/2007 Charter School Facilities Controversy:
CASBO Opposing Proposition 39 Regulation Changes
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Get to Know CASBO
Who we are and what we do
Academic success in California’s K-14
schools is consistently found in the
best-administered and most financially
sound districts, county offices of
education and community colleges.
The California Association of
School Business Officials, the
leader in school business, is dedicated
to promoting this excellence and
professionalism throughout the field of
school business management.
A private nonprofit California
corporation, CASBO is a statewide
professional organization serving more
than 4,000 members. Founded in
1928, it is the oldest statewide school
administrator’s organization in
California. CASBO provides its
individual, district and county office
members with the best in expert
professional development, influential
advocacy, vital information and crucial
networking opportunities. The
association acts as a forum for sharing
challenges, solutions, experiences and
information throughout the state.
CASBO members are the voice of the
industry and oversee all areas of
school business management and
operations, including finance,
accounting, payroll, human resources,
risk management, transportation,
school nutrition, maintenance and
operations, information technology,
purchasing, school safety and school
facilities. CASBO is the industry
resource for every financial and
operational facet of school business
management.
Governance
Learn more about our governance
structure and become familiar with our
leadership.
Strategic Plan
CASBO has a strong commitment to
strategic planning, which began more
than a decade ago with its first plan.
Understand our strategic planning
process and view the details of our
current strategic plan.
Code of Ethics
Review CASBO's code of ethics.
Members are expected to honor and
follow professional standards of
conduct in all areas of CASBO
activities.
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Who we are and what we do
Academic success in California’s K-14
schools is consistently found in the
best-administered and most financially
sound districts, county offices of
education and community colleges.
The California Association of
School Business Officials, the
leader in school business, is dedicated
to promoting this excellence and
professionalism throughout the field of
school business management.
A private nonprofit California
corporation, CASBO is a statewide
professional organization serving more
than 4,000 members. Founded in
1928, it is the oldest statewide school
administrator’s organization in
California. CASBO provides its
individual, district and county office
members with the best in expert
professional development, influential
advocacy, vital information and crucial
networking opportunities. The
association acts as a forum for sharing
challenges, solutions, experiences and
information throughout the state.
CASBO members are the voice of the
industry and oversee all areas of
school business management and
operations, including finance,
accounting, payroll, human resources,
risk management, transportation,
school nutrition, maintenance and
operations, information technology,
purchasing, school safety and school
facilities. CASBO is the industry
resource for every financial and
operational facet of school business
management.
Governance
Learn more about our governance
structure and become familiar with our
leadership.
Strategic Plan
CASBO has a strong commitment to
strategic planning, which began more
than a decade ago with its first plan.
Understand our strategic planning
process and view the details of our
current strategic plan.
Code of Ethics
Review CASBO's code of ethics.
Members are expected to honor and
follow professional standards of
conduct in all areas of CASBO
activities.
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Strategic Partners
CASBO enters into strategic
partnerships with associate members
when the partnership is determined to
provide a unique service and/or
benefit to members. The association’s
Committee on Strategic Partnerships
evaluates proposals and makes
recommendations to the Board of
Directors on when to enter into
partnerships.
PrudentPay Purchasing Card
Find out how CASBO and the
Association of California School
Administrators (ACSA) have partnered
with the PFM Group, Harris Bank and
MasterCard to provide your district,
county office of education or
community college district with the
definitive p-card, featuring critical
flexibility, unprecedented security and
cash rebates!
U.S. Communities Government
Purchasing Alliance Program
Find out how CASBO and the
California School Boards Association
(CSBA) have partnered with the U.S.
Communities Government Purchasing
Alliance to provide volume discounts
on selected products based on the
purchasing power of public agencies
nationwide.
Committee on Strategic Partnerships
View our Committee on Strategic
Partnerships.
Policy for Strategic Partnerships
View CASBO's policy regarding
establishing strategic partners.
http://www.casbo.org/displaycommon.cfm?
an=1&subarticlenbr=48
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CASBO enters into strategic
partnerships with associate members
when the partnership is determined to
provide a unique service and/or
benefit to members. The association’s
Committee on Strategic Partnerships
evaluates proposals and makes
recommendations to the Board of
Directors on when to enter into
partnerships.
PrudentPay Purchasing Card
Find out how CASBO and the
Association of California School
Administrators (ACSA) have partnered
with the PFM Group, Harris Bank and
MasterCard to provide your district,
county office of education or
community college district with the
definitive p-card, featuring critical
flexibility, unprecedented security and
cash rebates!
U.S. Communities Government
Purchasing Alliance Program
Find out how CASBO and the
California School Boards Association
(CSBA) have partnered with the U.S.
Communities Government Purchasing
Alliance to provide volume discounts
on selected products based on the
purchasing power of public agencies
nationwide.
Committee on Strategic Partnerships
View our Committee on Strategic
Partnerships.
Policy for Strategic Partnerships
View CASBO's policy regarding
establishing strategic partners.
http://www.casbo.org/displaycommon.cfm?
an=1&subarticlenbr=48
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CASBO Past Presidents
CASBO’s rich history as a
member-driven
association is no better
represented than by our
list of past presidents.
These individuals and
their colleagues
committed tremendous
time and energy to
creating a strong, student-
focused association of
school business officials:
one in which the
dedication to effective
school business practices
creates the foundation for
the delivery of education
to today’s more than six
million public education
students.
Past President
Year Annual
Conference Site
Lora L. Duzyk 2006-07
San Jose
Pearl Iizuka 2005-
06 San Diego
Nick Ferguson 2004-05
Anaheim
Susan Murai 2003-04
Sacramento
Barbara Dean 2002-03
San Diego
Michael Beever 2001-02
Anaheim
Ronald M. Damschen
2000-01 Santa Clara
Sarah Hart 1999-00
Ontario
Charlene Timilione 1998-
99 Anaheim
Mary Washburn Turcotte
1997-98 Sacramento
Pat R. Gibbons 1996-97
San Diego
David L. Hurlbut 1995-
96 Long Beach
Helen D. Kerrian 1994-
95 San Jose
Eugene W. Murray 1993-
94 Sacramento
Charles Hanson 1992-
93 Fresno
Marlene Brownell 1991-
92 San Diego
Benny E. Langley 1990-
91 Anaheim
Stanley A. Flandi 1989-
90 Monterey
Anthony R. Turcotte
1988-89 Lake Tahoe
Lydia L. Lobdell 1987-
88 Fresno
Calvin A. Hall 1986-87
San Diego
Howard A. Erickson 1985-
86 Anaheim
Carl E. Thompson 1984-
85 Monterey
Arthur O. Bachelor 1984-
85 Lake Tahoe
Peter A. Lippman 1983-
84 Fresno
George C. Palmer 1982-
83 San Diego
Herman L. Pede 1981-
82 Los Angeles
John C. Wolfe 1980-81
San Francisco
Ira S. Carter 1979-80
Lake Tahoe
Lewis E. Holtman 1978-
79 Fresno
James Graves 1977-78
San Diego
Donald W. Luce 1975-
76 Los Angeles
Anthony V. Trovato 1974-
75 San Francisco
Richard B. Eaton 1973-
74 Lake Tahoe
Robert Fisher 1972-73
San Diego
Robert L. Michell 1971-
72 San Francisco
Eldon E. Price 1970-71
Los Angeles
H. Marshall Hansen 1969-
70 Sacramento
Robert G. Barnes 1968-
69 Anaheim
Albert J. Churchman
1967-68 Fresno
Robert A. Webber 1966-
67 Coronado
Jack R. Sadler 1965-66
San Francisco
James C. Roos 1964-65
Los Angeles
Edgar C. Egly 1963-64
Bakersfield
Joseph F. Fogarty 1962-
63 Coronado
Ernest W. Carl 1961-62
Berkeley
George C. McGinnis
1960-61 Los Angeles
George H. Geyer 1959-
60 Fresno
Owen J. Cook 1958-59
San Diego
Cifford R. Metz 1957-58
Los Angeles
Myron A. Hesse 1956-
57 Coronado
J.C. Trombetta 1955-56
San Francisco
Donald D. Cunliff 1954-
55 Coronado
Thomas H. McCandless
1953-54 Santa Cruz
Rhodes Elder 1952-53
Coronado
Joseph P. McElligott
1951-52 Coronado
Ralph C. Dailard 1950-
51 Hobergs
A.S. Nibecker Jr. 1949-
50 Coronado
Ralph J. Raitt 1948-49
Santa Cruz
Tom K. Hounsley 1947-
48 Coronado
Harold Yost 1946-47
Santa Cruz
Louis L. Cunningham
1945-46 San Diego
Clyde S. Yerge 1944-45
Fresno
John D. Berger 1943-44
Fresno
M.P. Haviken 1942-43
Fresno
Al P. Mattier 1941-42
Coronado
Vaughn D. Seidel 1940-
41 El Monte
Walter Barber 1940-41
Donald B. Rice 1939-40
Coronado
S.C. Joyner 1938-39
Oakland
John A. Ormond 1937-
38 Riverside
Arthur A. Knoll 1936-37
San Francisco
John W. Edgemond 1935-
36 Fresno
John T. Cate 1934-35
Coronado
William H. Cox 1933-34
Alameda
L.L. Smith 1932-33
Bakersfield
George Yelland 1931-
32 Long Beach
David P. Hardy 1930-31
Fresno
W.E. Record 1929-30
San Francisco
W.E. Whalen 1928-29
Los Angeles
(Organizational) 1928
Oakland
http://www.casbo.org/displaycommon.
cfm?an=1&subarticlenbr=2
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Stutz Attorneys Attend
CASBO Conference
03/2011
Stutz Artiano will again
participate as an
Exhibiting Sponsor at
the California
Association of School
Business Officials
(CASBO) Statewide
Annual Conference and
School Business Expo
April 6 through 9 at the
Anaheim Convention
Center. This is the
premier event for school
board officials and
includes professional
development workshops
and over 175
companies exhibiting.
For those attending the
conference, please stop
by Stutz Artiano’s booth
#724. For more details
on the conference see
www.casbo.org.
CASBO Conference
03/2011
Stutz Artiano will again
participate as an
Exhibiting Sponsor at
the California
Association of School
Business Officials
(CASBO) Statewide
Annual Conference and
School Business Expo
April 6 through 9 at the
Anaheim Convention
Center. This is the
premier event for school
board officials and
includes professional
development workshops
and over 175
companies exhibiting.
For those attending the
conference, please stop
by Stutz Artiano’s booth
#724. For more details
on the conference see
www.casbo.org.
April 27, 2011
CASBO Annual Conference
Committee
Becky Trebizo
Chair
East Valley SELPA
Phone: (909) 252-4508
Email: becky_trebizo@sbcss.k12.ca.us
Open Position
Assistant Chair
Jan Brannen
Immediate Past Chair
Grossmont Union High School District
Phone: (619) 644-8023
Email: jbrannen@guhsd.net
Harold M. Freiman
AMC rep
Lozano Smith
Phone: (925) 953-1620
Email: hfreiman@lozanosmith.com
CASBO Annual Conference
Committee
Becky Trebizo
Chair
East Valley SELPA
Phone: (909) 252-4508
Email: becky_trebizo@sbcss.k12.ca.us
Open Position
Assistant Chair
Jan Brannen
Immediate Past Chair
Grossmont Union High School District
Phone: (619) 644-8023
Email: jbrannen@guhsd.net
Harold M. Freiman
AMC rep
Lozano Smith
Phone: (925) 953-1620
Email: hfreiman@lozanosmith.com
San Diego
Education Report
Education Report
Partner Daniel Shinoff
Presenter at CASBO
Partner Daniel Shinoff will
be a panel presenter at
the California Association
of School Business
Officials (CASBO) Annual
Conference at the
Anaheim Convention
Center Friday, April 8th
[2011] from 1:30 p.m. to 3:
45 p.m. Daniel joins
panelist Steve Sonnich,
Associate Administrator,
Human Resources,
Grossmont Union High
School District; Karla
Rhay, Chief Administrative
Officer; and Dr. Glenn
Lipson, forensic
Psychologist at Making
Right Choices to discuss
Sexual Misconduct;
Community School Based
Research and
Collaboratively Developed
Training.
Stutz Artiano’s attorneys
will also be at the firm’s
booth #724 during the
CASBO conference
exhibit hours, April 7th
and 8th, to meet
conference attendees and
provide educational
handouts.
Presenter at CASBO
Partner Daniel Shinoff will
be a panel presenter at
the California Association
of School Business
Officials (CASBO) Annual
Conference at the
Anaheim Convention
Center Friday, April 8th
[2011] from 1:30 p.m. to 3:
45 p.m. Daniel joins
panelist Steve Sonnich,
Associate Administrator,
Human Resources,
Grossmont Union High
School District; Karla
Rhay, Chief Administrative
Officer; and Dr. Glenn
Lipson, forensic
Psychologist at Making
Right Choices to discuss
Sexual Misconduct;
Community School Based
Research and
Collaboratively Developed
Training.
Stutz Artiano’s attorneys
will also be at the firm’s
booth #724 during the
CASBO conference
exhibit hours, April 7th
and 8th, to meet
conference attendees and
provide educational
handouts.