Newsletter 2006-1 Feb.pub

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First Quarter - 2006
Scott Murphy, CFO, Littleton Public Schools
Elected to Colorado PERA Board
Colorado PERA members recently elected
Scott Murphy, Susan Beeman and incumbent
Scott Noller to the three School Category
seats and Maryann Motza to the State Category seat of the 16-member Board of Trustees. Colorado PERA Retirees members
elected Carole Wright to the Retiree Category
seat on the Board.
Recommend
CASBO
Membership to
a
Professional
Colleague!
For a
Membership
Form and
other
information
contact
Bert Huszcza
at
720-427-6560
Murphy is the Assistant Superintendent of
Business Services/Chief Financial Officer with
Littleton Public Schools. He said, “It is an
honor to have the opportunity to serve our
members. Working effectively together with
our members, PERA leadership, Board Trustees, and Legislators, we can
ensue the long-term financial strength of PERA, today and for all future retirees.”
Murphy is the only School District Business Administrator on the Board of
Trustees. Murphy will serve for one year, filling a Board vacancy.
Scott Murphy encourages all PERA members to attend the program Mr.
Meredith Williams, Executive Director of PERA will be presenting on “The
True State of Colorado PERA” at our Annual Conference in Colorado.
MAKE YOUR HOTEL RESERVATIONS NOW!
for the 53rd Annual CASBO Conference in Colorado Springs
April 5-7, 2006
Sheraton Hotel: (719) 576-5900
(refer to the Colorado ASBO Conference for discounted rates)
CASBO — c/o Bert Huszcza — 4235 W. 105th Place — Westminster, CO 80031
(720) 427-6560 phone— ColoradoASBO@msn.com
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Colorado Association of School Business Officials
4235 W. 105th Place
Westminster, CO 80031
(720) 427-6560
www.ColoradoASBO.org
PRESIDENT
Steve Burt
TABLE OF CONTENTS
steve.burt@adams12.org
CASBO
Mission
Statement
“The Colorado
VICE-PRESIDENT
Sandy Rotella
SRotella@adams50.org
TEASURER
Ron McCulley
Association of
ron.mcculley@dcsdk12.org
School Busi-
SECRETARY
ness Officials’
Steve Hoban
grams and
PAST PRESIDENT
Pat Scanlan
pscanlan@mail.ccsd.k12.co.us
highest standards of school
business
management
practices,
DIRECTORS 2004-2006
Don Ciancio
effective use of
John Albright
john.albright@bvsd.k12.co.us
Leo Lesh
leo_lesh@dpsk12.org
DIRECTORS 2005-2007
Kevin Smelker
ksmelker@hsd2.org
educational
resources”
CASBO Scholarships………………...………………….….….3
Dates to Calendar…………………...…………….…….…….16
Meet the Candidates………………………………..…….10-12
dciancio@adams50.org
professional
growth and the
ASBO Int’l 92nd Annual Meeting and Exhibits
CASBO room block…………………………………….9
Employment Opportunities……………...………….…...……13
services to
promote the
Annual Meeting Registration Form………………….….…...15
shoban@adams50.org
mission is to
provide pro-
PAGE
Annual Meeting– Schedule at a Glance
7&8
Thursday Keynote Speaker……………………....….4
Friday Keynote Speaker………………….………......6
Stephanie Watson
Membership Corner
Member News……………………….………...9
President’s Message…………………………………...……...3
Service to the Profession Award Information……….……..13
Service to the Profession Application………………….……14
Scott Murphy, CFO, Littleton Public Schools Elected
to Colorado PERA Board …...……………………......1
swatson@windsor.k12.co.us
Amanda Wittman
Graphic Vision’s scheduling software solution………..……..5
wittmaa@canon.k12.co.us
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Bert Huszcza
ColoradoASBO@msn.com
CASBO Quarterly is the official publication of the Colorado Association of School Business Officials. This publication is intended to inform and educate its readers about policy
and technical matters related to school business management. Submit articles for publication to CASBO c/o Bert Huszcza, Executive Director. Articles will not be returned and are
subject to review, approval and editing prior to publication. Unless otherwise stated in the
article, the views and opinions of the authors are their own and do not necessarily reflect
the positions of CASBO. Articles appearing in CASBO Quarterly may be reprinted with
permission of CASBO.
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From the Desk of the
President, Steve Burt
In closing, I have belonged to this organization in
one shape or form for many years. I have never
failed to learn something useful helping my district
or personally getting re-energized at our conferAm I getting old or what! It
ences. No matter if we were in Denver, Colorado
seems like it was just the other Springs, Breckenridge or Copper Mountain. Wherday when I was sitting at the ever we were, or wherever we are, we will still have
key board crafting my first
the same high quality speakers and sessions. This
“from the president” article. I makes your CASBO membership and involvement
just can’t seem to get a grasp a great investment. As I transition from the board to
on time. We have worked
becoming a regular member I will still value all the
really hard on preparation for benefits of belonging to CASBO. You can look
this years Spring Conference. around the room to find me learning, reenergizing
Big thanks to your Board and Bert for an outand asking questions enabling me/us to provide all
standing effort. I’m sure it will be another hit.
the essential services so teachers can teach so our
Please join us for our last Spring Conference in
students can learn.
Colorado Springs. In response to much input wanting to bring the conference back to Denver, next
Finally I want to thank the current CASBO Board,
year we plan on being at the Omni Interlocken Re- past board members, Bert and the entire organizasort March 21-23, 2007. It’s a beautiful facility with tion for all the support I was given during my tenure
many amenities I am sure you all will enjoy.
as president. It simply could not be done with out
Speaking of change we will also be moving the fall all the help and dedication.
conference from Breckenridge to Keystone. We
have always enjoyed our time at Beaver Run and
Sincerely,
are glad for those memories. It is time for a change;
we will still be in our beautiful mountains in the
fall. We will just be on the other side of Dillon resCASBO President, 2005
ervoir! It’s time to make some new memories.
Steve Burt,
$$ CASBO $$
SCHOLARSHIPS
Application
Deadline:
March 1, 2006
Sponsored
By
CitiStreet
GENERAL INFORMATION:
• Two $1,000 Scholarships Awarded Annually
• Awarded at the Annual Conference, April 2006
• Deadline for Applications March 1, 2006
ELIGIBILITY:
• Dependent of Active CASBO Member
• A High School Senior
• Active in School and Community Leadership
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
CASBO Scholarship Chair, Sandy Rotella, Adams County School
District #50, (303) 657-3801 or e-mail SRotella@adams50.org
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53rd ANNUAL CASBO CONFERENCE
SHERATON HOTEL, COLORADO SPRINGS
APRIL 5-7, 2006
Thursday Keynote Speaker
Jamie Vollmer
Thursday’s Keynote Speaker
“Why our Schools Need to Change”
Jamie Vollmer is a friend of public education. He is a former
businessman and attorney who now works to increase support for
local schools. He was president of the Great Midwestern Ice
Cream Company, once proclaimed by People Magazine to make
the “Best Ice Cream in America!” Our speaker has reached the
conclusion that nobody in America is qualified to criticize public
education unless he or she has spent a warm, Friday afternoon
locked in a room with eighth graders!
In 1988, he joined the nationally recognized Iowa Business and Education Roundtable. He became
its director in 1990. Jamie was once a harsh critic, but he has become an articulate champion of
America’s public schools. He understands that our schools must change, but he insists that public
education must be aggressively supported if America is to remain great. He works with schools
and communities to halt the erosion of public trust and increase public support for public schools.
In over fourteen years of speaking and consulting, Jamie has learned the hard way that improving
public education means more than changing our schools – it means changing America. He is a
powerful ally in the struggle to create schools that give all students the opportunity to unfold their
full potential.
Join us for Jamie’s presentation at the 53rd Annual CASBO Conference!
April 5-7, 2006
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53rd ANNUAL CASBO CONFERENCE
SHERATON HOTEL, COLORADO SPRINGS
APRIL 5-7, 2006
Friday Keynote Speaker
Tim Gard
Friday’s Keynote Speaker
"Developing a Comic Vision."
Tim Gard, CSP is a nationally recognized humorist
and authority on stress reduction through humor, interviewing techniques, and fraud prevention. During the
last decade, Tim has delivered his entertaining and informative lectures before federal, state, county, and
professional groups attending conferences both nationally and internationally
Would you like to know the secrets of using humor as a strategic skill in your personal and
professional life? In this hilarious, dynamic, unique, fun-filled, fast-paced and entertaining
presentation motivational humorist Tim Gard will show you how to choose to overcome
stress with your Comic Vision and turn adversity to your advantage. Laugh and learn as
you discover new ways to harness laughter to benefit…as well as amuse yourself and others with Tim’s proven stress buster methods, observational humor, and good humor office
toys.
Join us for Tim’s presentation at the 53rd Annual CASBO Conference!
April 5-7, 2006
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53rd Annual CASBO Conference
Schedule at a Glance
Wednesday, April 5, 2006
12:30 P.M. – 5:00 P.M.
Registration
1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.
Pre-Conference Super Session
Risks to Reckon With: What Are the Real Trouble Spots for School Districts?
Presented by Peggy Burns, Education Compliance Group, Inc
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Pre-Conference Workshops
Benchmarking: Comparisons for Data Driven Decision Making
Presented by: Scott Carpenter, SchoolDude
2006 Colorado Legislative Update
Presented by: Jane Urschel of the Colorado Association of School Boards
and Phil Fox of the Colorado Association of School Executives
5:30 P.M. – 8:00 P.M.
Opening Mixer Welcome and Vendor Exhibits
Thursday, April 6, 2006
7:30 A.M. – 8:20 A.M
8:30 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.
Keynote Presentation
“Why Our Schools Need to Change”
Registration & Continental Breakfast
General Session
Jamie Vollmer, Keynote Speaker
10:00 A.M. –11:30 A.M.
11:30 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.
Annual Business Meeting and Election of CASBO Board
Vendor Exhibits– Exhibit Hall
Member/Vendor Luncheon
1:00 P.M. – 2:30 P.M.
Super Session
“Theories in Personality Style”
Carole Brown, Director of Instruction and Assessment, Canon City Schools
Molly Merry, High School Principal, Canon City Schools
2:45 P.M. – 3:45 P.M.
Breakout Sessions
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems Part 1
Who is Landing in Your Gym? A Guide to Facility Use in Schools
The Changing of the Guard: A Successful Transition with a new Superintendent
HACCP – Not Just Another Acronym,, Part 1
Water Conservation Strategies
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and You
Schedule at a Glance
Thursday, April 6, 2006
4:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M
Breakout Sessions
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems Part 2
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ): It’s Not Just a Facilities Issue Anymore!
Budgeting in light of Academic Watch
HACCP – Not Just Another Acronym, Part 2
New Statewide Retention Manual
Route Optimization and GPS systems
5:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M
DINNER ON YOUR OWN
7:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M.
CASINO NIGHT and ENTERTAINMENT
Sponsored by ACORDIA of Colorado
Gaming and Conversation
Friday, April 7, 2006
7:30 A.M. – 8:30 A.M.
Registration & Breakfast
Installation of New CASBO Board, Scholarship Presentation, Sponsored by Citistreet
and Service to the Profession Award, Sponsored by American Fidelity
8:30 A.M. – 10:00 A.M
Keynote Presentation
“Developing a Comic Vision”
General Session
Tim Gard, Keynote Speaker
10:30 A.M. – 11:30 A.M.
Breakout Sessions
Future Outlook for the Energy Market
Tools to Promote Safe and Healthy Schools - Make Your School the Right Place to Learn!
The Effect of school start times on transportation budgets
Preventative Maintenance in Schools: A Simple 3-Step Approach to a Big
Problem AKA: “Pay Me Now or Pay Me Ten Times More, Later”
Wellness Policy
The True State of Colorado PERA"
11:30 A.M
CASBO Conference Adjourned
ASBO Int’l 92nd Annual Meeting & Exhibits
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
CASBO Room Block
The Association of School Business Officials International ‘s 92nd Annual Meeting & Exhibits will be held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, October 13-16, 2006.
Pittsburgh is know as the “City of Bridges” and the Home of the 2006 Super Bowl
Champion Pittsburgh Steelers. As always this meeting will be packed with exemplary sessions and is a must for every School Business Official!
CASBO has reserved a room block at the Westin Hotel (Headquarters Hotel) so
that Colorado ASBO members can be close to each other and have easy access to
the convention center. The room rates for our block are $165 single and $175 dbl
and can only be accessed through CASBO. We have this block protected until
May1, 2006 after which they will be released back to ASBO for general use. If
you are interested in reserving a room please contact Bert Huszcza as soon as possible. Remember that you can reserve a room now and cancel at a later date if you
can not attend, but once they are gone or the May 1st deadline passes you may not
be able to a get a reservation.
Contact Bert Huszcza, Executive Director for further information via email at
ColoradoASBO@msn.com
Membership News
Promoted to a new position? Moved on to another school district? Received an award?
Got married or have a new child? Whatever the news your CASBO friends want to know.
Just give us a few details and we’ll publish it here. Send an email with the information to:
ColoradoASBO@aol.com
Name
School District
What’s New
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Meet the Candidates
We are pleased to announce the six candidates running for election to the CASBO Board.
Nominations may also be made from the floor during the election.
Board
Election
Preview
Election
will be held
at the
Annual
Conference
Per the CASBO bylaws Article VI. Nominations and Elections, “The election of Vice
President and board of directors, of the Association shall be by ballot at the Annual Meeting in each calendar year. A majority of the votes of active members present shall be necessary to elect the Vice President and Directors. The Vice President, upon completing the
term of office, shall automatically ascend to the office of President. The Board of Directors will appoint the Treasurer and Secretary by a majority vote no later than the next
scheduled board meeting. “
The right to vote and to hold office is limited to active members. Currently, there are four
Director positions open, each will serve a two year term.
OFFICERS
The VicePresident
and
Treasurer
Officer
Positions
and Four
Director
two year
positions
are
Currently
Open
In addition
a one year
Director
position is
open
Vice President:
Ron McCulley – Assistant Director of Purchasing, Douglas County School District
Since October of 1995 I have been working for the Douglas County School District, initially as a
Buyer and currently as the Assistant Director of Purchasing. Prior to coming to the District I worked
for the City of Englewood in the position of Buyer III. Between the private and public sector I have
been working as a purchasing professional for 23 years. I am currently certified as a CPPB (Certified
Professional Public Buyer) and have been a member of RMGPA (Rocky Mountain Governmental Purchasing Association) for eleven years. I am also a member of the Cooperative Education Purchasing
Council where I have served as both Co-chair and Chairperson. During this time frame I developed a
website for the CEPC organization which enables them to communicate better as a group and make
information more readily available for members and vendors. I have served on the CASBO Board of
Directors for two years as well as holding the positions of Secretary and Treasurer. I would like to
continue serving the CASBO organization by being elected to the position of Vice President.
Treasurer:
Steve Hoban – Executive Director of Operations , Adams County District 50
I began my career in the Public Schools setting in 1983 as the Grounds Supervisor in Adams County
School District 50, and have worked up through the system to my current position of Executive Director of Auxiliary Services. Now responsible for four departments, Custodial, Facility Maintenance,
Grounds, and Transportation, I also manage Workers Compensation, planning, and risk management
for the district. Before working for the school district I was Golf Course Superintendent at Willow
Springs Country Club in Morrison, Colorado and Assistant Superintendent at Park Hill Golf Course in
Denver. Over the course of my career, I have benefited from membership in several professional organizations, including CSPTA, CSPMA, Colorado Sports Turf Managers, and CASBO. I have served
two years as President of CSPMA, and three years on the Board of CASBO and one year as Secretary.
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Meet the Candidates
Board
Election
Preview
Election
will be held
at the
Annual
Conference
The VicePresident
and
Treasurer
Officer
Positions
and Four
Director
two year
positions
are
Currently
Open
In addition
a one year
Director
position is
open
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John Albright – Maintenance Manager, Boulder Valley Schools
A Colorado native, John Albright graduated from the University of Southern Colorado where he met his
wife of 26 years. They have two daughters together, one in the 2nd year of college and the other graduating from high school this May. John has worked as a maintenance manager for the Boulder Valley
School District for ten years. Prior to joining the team at the Boulder Valley School District John managed his own business, Mountain States Construction and Maintenance, which began with his passion
for woodworking. He has attended the four-year program APPA (Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers) offers enhancing his knowledge of general administration and management, maintenance and operations, energy and utilities, facilities planning design and construction. Moreover, John
has been associated with CSPMA (Colorado State Plant Managers Association) formerly known as The
Plant Managers Association and an active member of CASBO for the past ten years in which he looks
to further his commitment in being reelected as a member of the board.
Don Ciancio – Director of Maintenance and Operations, Adams County School District No. 50
I have been employed with Adams County School District No. 50 for 18 years. My responsibilities are
varied. I am responsible for the supervision of 90 employees in the Maintenance and Custodial Departments, the districts Hazardous Materials, Asbestos Inspector/Management Planner, Maintenance and
Preventative Maintenance the Districts Construction and Safety. I am also responsible for developing
the budgets that accompany those areas. I have been a member of CASBO for the five years and on the
CASBO board for the last two years. I am also the President of the Hyland Hills Foundation, a nonprofit organization that provides access and/or funding for children for after school programs, athletics
and recreation. I have been a member of the Foundation for 11 years and President for the last 6 years. I
am a native Coloradoan, married for 23 years and have three children in college.
Kristen Colonell – Chief Financial Officer – Sheridan School District #2
Kristen has worked for school districts for 11 years. She has been employed as the Chief Financial Officer for Sheridan School District for the past seven years. Prior to working in K-12 education, she
worked as an auditor for KPMG Peat Marwick. She graduated from Colorado State University in 1991
with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and earned CPA status soon after. Kristen has been
an active member of the Colorado Association of School Business Officials for nine years. She has
served on the Financial Policies and Procedures committee. She is currently serving on the Colorado
School Districts Self Insurance Pool’s Finance Committee and the CASE Workers Compensation
Safety Committee. She is excited about the opportunity to serve as a CASBO board member as this is
such a vital organization that provides critical information and guidance to all school business leaders.
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Meet the Candidates
Board
Election
Preview
Election
will be held
at the
Annual
Conference
The VicePresident
and
Treasurer
Officer
Positions
and Four
Director
two year
positions
are
Currently
Open
In addition
a one year
Director
position is
open
Nansi Crom, CDPT – Director of Transportation, Thompson Schools R2J
Nansi has been employed in pupil transportation since 1977. Serving Thompson Schools since
1996, Nansi oversees planning, budgeting, equipment acquisition and management of 135 employees and 103 vehicles. Previous to her career in student transportation, Nansi worked with the
Texas Department of Public Safety vehicle inspections division. An enthusiastic supporter for
improving student transportation, Nansi is currently facilitating Thompson’s participation in the
Clean Yellow Buses for Blue Skies grant funding project with the state Regional Air Quality
Council. Nansi has also served as a CDE workshop instructor, state Standards Revisions and Operational Procedures advisory committee representative, has presented at National Association for
Pupil Transportation (NAPT) annual conferences, and chaired numerous committees with the
Colorado State Pupil Transportation Association (CSPTA). Professional affiliations include
CASBO member since 1986, ASBO International member and Transportation Committee cochair, CSPTA member /past president, and membership with NAPT. Nansi and husband Rick
have been married for 31 years, and enjoy whitewater rafting, motorcycling and raising registered
Quarter horses.
Curt Humphrey— Materials Management Director, Aurora Public Schools
I have worked for the Aurora Public Schools since July of 1991. I began as a Buyer with the district and I now serve as Materials Management Director. Prior to coming to Aurora, I worked for
the Denver Public Schools as a Buyer. This year I am beginning my 20th year in governmental
purchasing. I am a member of RMGPA (Rocky Mountain Governmental Purchasing Association) and I am also a member of the Cooperative Education Purchasing Council where I have
served as both Co-chair and Chairperson. I would like to serve as a director for CASBO in order
to give something back to an organization that has provided me so much over the years.
every
vote
counts
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Who Do YOU Know? ation P eamlin
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str
App been
has
American Fidelity
CASBO
Service to the Profession Award
Application
Deadline:
March 1, 2006
Sponsored
By
American
Fidelity
Assurance
Company
CASBO is seeking applications for the Service to the Profession Award. This award is to recognize
outstanding school business officials for their work and dedication to the profession. The Year
2006 recipient will receive a beautiful lead crystal achievement award as well as a cash gift of
$200.sponsored by American Fidelity Assurance Company. Winner of the award will be announced
at the Annual Conference on April 5-7, 2006.
The application process has been greatly simplified and currently only requires a short narrative outlining the nominee's “contribution to the profession.” Nominate your Outstanding School Business
Official today and submit in care of Bert Huszcza, 4235 W 105th Place, Westminster, Co 80031 or to
ColoradoASBO@aol.com. Deadline for submitting applications is March 1, 2006.
Employment Opportunities
Ads for school business official positions are provided at no charge as a service to our members. Send your LEA’s
non-curriculum positions to ColoradoASBO@aol.com for placement in the CASBO Quarterly. All LEA position
ads will not be returned and are subject to review, approval and editing prior to publication.
Position
______________________________________________________
School District
______________________________________________________
Description
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
Salary Range
______________________________________________________
Apply by
______________________________________________________
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Service to the
Profession Award
Application
2006 Official Application
Please type or print:
Name of Applicant/Nominee
Title
For a Complete Application Packet
e-mail your request to
ColoradoASBO@aol.com
School District/Employer
Phone Number
Fax Number
Address
`Email
City
Name of /Nominator (if applicable)
Zip
Phone Number
Demographic and Professional Information
Please describe why you or the applicant should receive this award. Please limit the response to no more than two hundred words
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COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFICIALS
Sheraton Hotel
Colorado Springs, Colorado
April 5-7, 2006
ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION FORM
Name:
Title:
Has your contact
information
changed ?
School District/
Company:
Address:
Yes
or
City, State, Zip:
No
or
Phone:
Fax:
N/A
E-mail address:
(circle one)
PLEASE INDICATE YOUR WORK AREA:
FIRST TIME CONFERENCE ATTENDEE? ______YES
Business/Finance
Information Technology
Food Service
Human Resources
Maintenance/Operations
Transportation
Risk Management
Purchasing
Other: _________________________
ANNUAL MEETING/MEMBERSHIP PACKAGE: Includes 2006 Membership, Wednesday Pre-Conference Workshops,
Thursday and Friday breakfasts, Thursday lunch, Thursday evening activities, and admittance to all conference presentations.
LUNCHEON SELECTION: Include your lunch request and any guest or additional tickets purchased.
Thursday:
_____ Chicken Caesar Salad
_____ Roast Pork Loin
____London Broil
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Mail your registration form and check by March 17, 2006.
CASBO Annual Meeting/Membership Package (Includes
registration and 2006 Colorado ASBO membership dues)
CASBO Annual Meeting Guest Registration (Includes admittance
to all conference general sessions, meal functions and social events)
ADDITIONAL Lunch Ticket (Thursday)
_______
x
$295.00
$___________
$60.00
$___________
$25.00
$___________
$60.00
$___________
(please select meal choice(s) below)
MEMBERSHIP DUES ONLY (2006)
(Only for those NOT attending this conference)
TOTAL ENCLOSED:
CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY REGISTRATION FORM:
Return/Payable to:
CASBO
Attn: Bert E. Huszcza
4235 West 105th Place
Cancellation Policy: Full refund if cancellation is received on or before March 17, 2006.
Sorry, no refunds will be given after March 17th.
$___________
CASBO QUARTERLY
Colorado ASBO
c/o Bert Huszcza
4235 w. 105th Place
Dates to Calendar ….
ASBO Int’l 92nd Annual
Meeting & Exhibits
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
CASBO’s 53rd Annual
Spring Conference
Colorado Springs, CO
CASBO’s Annual
Fall Conference
Keystone, CO
NONPROFIT ORG
US POSTAGE PAID
WESTMINSTER CO
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Oct 13-16, 2006
For more information contact (703) 478-0405 or visit
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April 5-7, 2006
Oct 4-6, 2006

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