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Title: CAREER DAY


1
CAREER DAY
Welcome to
Careers in School Business Management
2
What is K-12 Education?
  • School districts are charged by state government
    to operate schools and educate students. Here are
    some quick facts about education in PA.
  • There are 779 Local Education Agencies in PA.
    These include
  • Public School Districts
  • Charter Schools
  • Career/Technical Schools
  • Intermediate Units
  • There are 500 Public School Districts in PA

3
Education Quick Facts
  • Local Education Agencies operate approximately
    780 school buildings in the state
  • Pennsylvanias public schools enroll
    approximately 1.75 million students in grades
    Pre-K through 12
  • Pennsylvania public schools spend approximately
    22 billion each year to provide educational
    services

4
School District Leadership
  • Each school district is governed by a school
    board whose members are elected and must live in
    the school district.
  • School boards have the authority to employ the
    necessary qualified personnel to operate their
    schools.

5
Quick Quiz
  • What is the title of the top executive in any
    public school district?
  1. President C. Superintendent
  2. Governor D. Principal

6
Answer
  • What is the title of the top executive in any
    public school district?
  1. President C. Superintendent
  2. Governor D. Principal

7
Working for a School DistrictWhat and Where?
  • Locations in 700 communities in PA
  • Choice of rural, suburban and urban environments
  • Limited travel

8
Overview of Job Opportunities
  • Teachers/Principals
  • Instructional Support Personnel
  • Maintenance Workers
  • Secretaries
  • Technology/Computer Personnel
  • Food Service Workers
  • Bus Drivers/Mechanics
  • Business/Department Managers

9
Business Management Positions
  • Business Operations
  • Accounting
  • Facilities
  • Communications/ Public Relations
  • Technology
  • Purchasing
  • Human Resources
  • Food Services
  • Transportation
  • Safety

10
Business Manager/Administrator
  • Serves as the chief operating officer, overseeing
    the many financial and operational functions of
    running a multi-million dollar operation.

11
Facilities Director
  • Within the building services area, facilities
    managers oversee all the HVAC, plumbing and
    electrical systems, athletic fields and outdoor
    grounds keeping, and maintenance/ custodial
    cleaning services.

12
Accountant
  • A career in accounting is available in the
    business office to perform services such as fund
    accounting, internal auditing, purchasing and
    payroll.

13
Human Resources Director
  • The human resources function is responsible for
    employee hiring processes, maintaining employee
    records, interpret and applying employment laws,
    policies and procedures, new employee
    orientations, and monitoring contract salary and
    benefit requirements.

14
Food Service Director
  • The food service programs are sophisticated
    nutritional services focusing on wellness and
    childhood obesity, while utilizing the
    agricultural products produced in Pennsylvania
    and the US in a creative and appealing
    presentation.

15
Transportation Director
  • Services include some of the most sophisticated
    transportation systems in the community. There
    are many regulations and safety programs related
    to this area as well as public relations.

16
Communications Director
  • Schools are facing an increasing need to promote
    what is working in education. Public relations
    and communications in a school setting involve
    every type of interaction as it touches every
    person and business as well as government
    agencies.

17
Technology Director
  • Schools have some of the most state-of-the-art
    technology systems, not only for instruction, but
    also for building service systems, student record
    systems, financial systems, and websites.

18
Purchasing Director
  • Purchasing professionals develop best value
    procurement practices and bid procedures, as
    defined by PA School Code and local policies
    manage inventory, logistics, warehousing, and
    fixed assets.

19
Safety Director
  • Safety expertise is needed to ensure safe
    learning environments that are free from hazards
    and to support occupation safety for employees.

20
Skills Important to the Job
  • Communications
  • Managing People
  • Dealing with the Public/Public Speaking
  • Common Sense/Decision Making
  • Ability to Balance Many Jobs at the Same Time
  • Math Ability
  • Computer Skills

21
Education/Qualifications
  • Four year degree in program related to your
    specialty area recommended for Director positions
  • Certification through Pennsylvania Association
    of School Business Officials
  • Continuing education through workshops and
    seminars
  • Wilkes Masters Degree in School Business
    Leadership

22
Benefits to Working for a School
  • Contribute to the education and development of
    children
  • Enter a secure and stable career field
  • Attain career growth opportunities and
    advancement
  • Receive a comprehensive benefit package
  • Participate in a state retirement system
  • Continue post-secondary educational opportunities

23
Why Choose this Career?
  • Become an expert in your Specialty Area
  • Combine creative and financial responsibilities
  • Opportunities to work with People
  • Competitive salary benefits
  • Enjoy job security

24
Questions/Comments
  • Thank you for your attention!!

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