Budget Planning for Long Term Fiscal Solvency
Join two Chief Financial Officers to discuss the essential art of budgeting. A charter school budget should represent the policy and priorities of the organization aligned to the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP). Is there a recipe to get it right? What occurs when the economic realities create a budget cliff? Let’s explore the vital role of strategy and governance to correct deficits and development of policies and procedures to support resource equity and long-term fiscal solvency.
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Seaside-3, Long Beach Convention Center
Operational Integrity - Funding
Breakout Session
Presented by
Chief Financial Officer
Granada Hills Charter
As chief financial officer, Tammy Stanton is responsible for managing all financial aspects of Granada Hills Charter. Tammy delivers a particular emphasis on internal controls, treasury management, federal and state regulations, efficient accounting processes, reliable budget development and implementation, and rigorous evaluation of the network's finances. Before assuming her current role, Tammy was an Executive Vice President at ExED, a non-profit back office provider for charter schools in Southern California. Tammy also provided consulting expertise via evaluation of back office systems to schools and charter management organizations outside of California.
CFO
Vaughn Next Century Learning Center
Yolanda Griffin is currently the in-house CFO for Vaughn Next Century Learning Center. She is very proud to be a member of the Vaughn team which serves the community that she was raised in. Prior to joining Vaughn, she had 12 years of charter school finance experience working as a Vice President of School Finance with a back-office provider. In addition to this, Yolanda is a proud parent of a charter school student.
SESSION RESOURCES
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Seaside-3, Long Beach Convention Center
Operational Integrity - Funding
Breakout Session