District Finance Leader for Schools | CSBO

The Illinois Association of School Administrators; Sauk Village (IL); Sur place; USD 110 000 - 170 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The Illinois Association of School Administrators is seeking a Chief School Business Official to oversee the business affairs of the school district under the Superintendent’s authority. The role aims to provide excellent educational services within available financial resources.

Reporting to the Superintendent, the CSBO will manage budgeting, auditing, insurance, and financial reporting to state and federal agencies, while serving as a key advisor to district administrators and the Board of

Qualifications

• Master's degree in business and/or education and related financial experience.

Responsabilités

• Acts as Chief School Business Official of the district and oversees accounting and financial transactions.
• Supervises collection, safekeeping, and distribution of funds.
• Advises Superintendent and district admins on fiscal budgets and financial questions.
• Prepares and administers the fiscal budget and related reports.
• Arranges internal auditing of district accounts and ensures insurance coverage.
• Interprets policies and procedural guidance to staff and community.
• Attends Board meetings and contributes to district financial decisions.
• Manages procurement, inventory, and transportation financial reporting.
• Maintains reporting systems for Medicaid reimbursement and other mandates.
• Serves as fiscal analyst in staff negotiations and liaises with Finance Committee.

Formation

Master's Degree in business and/or education

Description du poste

The Illinois Association of School Administrators is seeking a Chief School Business Official to oversee the business affairs of the school district under the Superintendent’s authority. The role aims to provide excellent educational services within available financial resources.

Reporting to the Superintendent, the CSBO will manage budgeting, auditing, insurance, and financial reporting to state and federal agencies, while serving as a key advisor to district administrators and the Board of