BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//199.189.225.231//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.26.9// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:North Carolina School Boards Association X-WR-CALDESC: X-FROM-URL:https://ncsba.org X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/New_York BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York X-LIC-LOCATION:America/New_York BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20231105T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RDATE:20241103T020000 TZNAME:EST END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20240310T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 RDATE:20250309T020000 TZNAME:EDT END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-19299@www.ncsba.org DTSTAMP:20240329T003300Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Legal/Policy Webinar\,Recorded Video CONTACT:Christina Davoile\; 919.747.6680\; cdavoile@ncsba.org DESCRIPTION:Our library of training videos for June is below. Each video is one hour. The cost is $250 per teaching hour and includes access for all board members and staff in your school district. Click the desired date be low the title/description to register.\nLegal: Sixty Minutes on Minutes– $ 250\nWhat is the difference between “full and accurate” minutes required f or regular meetings and closed sessions\, and the “general account” requir ed for closed sessions? What should be included in each? What other statut ory requirements pertain to minutes? When are minutes “official” and when do they become public records? Get the answers to these questions and more in this comprehensive review of the legal requirements related to minutes .\nClick here to purchase for June 1-3\nFinance: LEA & Charter School Fund ing – $250\nNorth Carolina public school funding is discussed during this one-hour video where you will understand the relationship between LEAs and charter schools.\nClick here to purchase for June 1-3\nLegal: Common Liab ility Issues for School Boards – $250\nLearn about the liability issues fa cing school boards.\nClick here to purchase for June 1-3\nFinance: Underst anding Basic School Budget Finance – $250\nThis webinar will help school b oard members better understand the revenue sources of K-12 school funding\ , how state funds are allotted to LEAs\, and the budget process at the sta te and local level.\nClick here to purchase for June 7-9\nLegal: NC Open M eetings Law for School Board Members – $250 \nComplia nce with the Open Meetings Law provides for transparency and accountabilit y and is vital to good school board governance. This webinar will provide an overview of the North Carolina Open Meetings Law as it applies to local school board members and official school board meetings. Topics will incl ude types of meetings\, notice requirements\, open versus closed sessions\ , meeting minutes\, public access and attendance\, electronic and remote m eetings\, and other current and emerging issues related to legally complia nt school board meetings.\nClick here to purchase for June 7-9\nGovernance : Your Role as a Legislative Advocate – $250\nExplore your advocacy role a t the state level during this one-hour video.\nClick here to purchase for June 7-9\nLegal: Rubber Stamp or Gatekeeper? The Board’s Role in Hiring an d Nonrenewal – $250\nReview the Board’s role related to hiring new employe es and renewing\, or not\, existing employees. This will include an overvi ew of relevant NC case law and discuss the major themes from those cases s o you and your board can make hiring and renewal decisions consistent with applicable legal requirements and standards.\nClick here to purchase for June 7-9\nLegal: Student Search and Seizure: Fourth Amendment Limits on Sc hool Officials – $250\nIn recent months\, many school systems have experie nced a worrisome increase in the number of firearms found on school ground s and school buses. Under what circumstances may school officials search a student’s person\, personal belongings\, or vehicle to locate firearms or other weapons? When may school officials conduct locker searches or use m etal detectors? To what extent are school officials allowed to search a st udent suspected of possessing illegal drugs or other contraband? This webi nar will discuss the Fourth Amendment standards that apply when searches a re required in order to maintain a safe and orderly school environment.\nC lick here to purchase for June 15-17\nGovernance: Governing the System Thr ough Board Policy – $250\nSchool boards are tasked with creating the visio n\, mission\, and goals of a district and then adopting policies that help staff bring the vision to life. During this webinar\, you will explore th e board’s role in policy.\nClick here to purchase for June 15-17\nLegal: U nderstanding Your Legal Duties as Board Chair – $250\nThe chair of a local board of education is responsible for presiding over meetings of the boar d\, but what other duties does the chair have? Join this webinar for an ov erview of how board meetings are to be organized\, scheduling and calling meetings\, setting agendas\, permissible reasons for closed session\, and other essential topics.\nClick here to purchase for June 15-17\nFinance: B udget\, Expenditures\, & Audits – $250\nExplore the world of school board financial audits in this special partnership video with the North Carolina Association of School Business Officials. Participants will learn the key pieces for reviewing the district’s audit report and basic budget questio ns to ask as you monitor the district’s finances.\nClick here to purchase for June 15-17\nLegal: Federal Employment Law Primer for Board Members – $ 250\nLearn about four significant federal laws that apply to school system employees. This webinar will provide board members with an overview of th e leave provisions in the Family and Medical Leave Act and the compensatio n and overtime requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act. We will also review the Americans with Disabilities Act and Title VII of the Civil Righ ts Act.\nClick here to purchase for June 22-24\nLegal: Public Records – $2 50\nAre communications sent via private electronic devices and accounts pu blic records? Can board members be held personally liable for failing to c omply with the public records law? What questions should board members ask to assess their district’s compliance with the law? If you don’t know the answer to these questions\, make plans to attend this webinar for a prime r on North Carolina’s public records law.\nClick here to purchase for June 22-24\nFinance: Pension Spiking and QEBA – $250\nAs a board\, you are res ponsible for considering pension spiking and QEBA in your finance planning . Join this webinar to make sure you have a plan for the future of all you r employees.\nClick here to purchase for June 22-24\nLegal: Students’ Reli gious Rights– $250 \nDoes a student have a First Amen dment right to pray at school? Can a student be required to recite the Ple dge of Allegiance? Do students have a right to organize extracurricular re ligious clubs? This webinar will answer these and other questions related to the extent of a student’s right to engage in religious speech and activ ity at school.\nClick here to purchase for June 22-24\nLegal: Ethics for L ocal Board Members (Whole-Board Version) – $500\nIn this two-hour webinar\ , we will discuss the ethical standards established by state law for schoo l board members. The webinar will also include a discussion of state and f ederal laws related to conflicts of interest pertaining to making and admi nistering contracts and possible legal consequences when these laws are vi olated. Finally\, this webinar will review other well-established legal du ties and responsibilities of school board members.\nClick here to purchase for June 28-30\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220601 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220701 LOCATION:Videos SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:June Video Library URL:https://ncsba.org/event/june-video-library-2/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n
\\nOur library o f training videos for June is below. Each video is one hour. The cost is $ 250 per teaching hour and includes access for all board members and staff in your school district. Click the desired date below the title/descriptio n to register.
\nLegal: Sixty Minutes on Minutes– $250 Finance: LEA & Charter School Funding – $250 <
strong>Legal: Common Liability Issues for School Boards – $250 Fin
ance: Understanding Basic School Budget Finance – $250 Legal: NC Op
en Meetings Law for School Board Members – $250 Governance: You
r Role as a Legislative Advocate – $250 Legal: Rubber Stamp
or Gatekeeper? The Board’s Role in Hiring and Nonrenewal – $250\nReview the Board’s role related to hiring new employees
and renewing\, or not\, existing employees. This will include an overview
of relevant NC case law and discuss the major themes from those cases so
you and your board can make hiring and renewal decisions consistent with a
pplicable legal requirements and standards.
\nWhat is the difference between “full and accurate” minut
es required for regular meetings and closed sessions\, and the “general ac
count” required for closed sessions? What should be included in each? What
other statutory requirements pertain to minutes? When are minutes “offici
al” and when do they become public records? Get the answers to these quest
ions and more in this comprehensive review of the legal requirements relat
ed to minutes.
\nClick here to purchase for June 1-3
p>\n
\nNorth Carolina public school funding is discussed during this one-hour v
ideo where you will understand the relationship between LEAs and charter s
chools.
\nClick here to purchase for June 1-3
\nLearn about the liability issues facing school boards.
\nClick here to purchase for June 1-3
\nThi
s webinar will help school board members better understand the revenue sou
rces of K-12 school funding\, how state funds are allotted to LEAs\, and t
he budget process at the state and local level.
\nClick here to purchase for June 7-9
\nCompliance with the Open Meetings Law provides for transparenc
y and accountability and is vital to good school board governance. This we
binar will provide an overview of the North Carolina Open Meetings Law as
it applies to local school board members and official school board meeting
s. Topics will include types of meetings\, notice requirements\, open vers
us closed sessions\, meeting minutes\, public access and attendance\, elec
tronic and remote meetings\, and other current and emerging issues related
to legally compliant school board meetings.
\nClick here to purchase for June 7-9
\nExplore your advoc
acy role at the state level during this one-hour video.
\nClick here to purchase for June 7-9
\nClick here to purchase for June 7-9Legal: Student Search and Seizure: Fourth Amendment Limits on School
Officials – $250
\nIn recent months\, many school sy
stems have experienced a worrisome increase in the number of firearms foun
d on school grounds and school buses. Under what circumstances may school
officials search a student’s person\, personal belongings\, or vehicle to
locate firearms or other weapons? When may school officials conduct locker
searches or use metal detectors? To what extent are school officials allo
wed to search a student suspected of possessing illegal drugs or other con
traband? This webinar will discuss the Fourth Amendment standards that app
ly when searches are required in order to maintain a safe and orderly scho
ol environment.
\nClick here to purchase for June 15-17
Governance: Gov
erning the System Through Board Policy – $250
\nSchool board
s are tasked with creating the vision\, mission\, and goals of a district
and then adopting policies that help staff bring the vision to life. Durin
g this webinar\, you will explore the board’s role in policy.
\nClick here to purchase for June 15-17
\nThe chair of a local board of education is responsible for presiding
over meetings of the board\, but what other duties does the chair have? Jo
in this webinar for an overview of how board meetings are to be organized\
, scheduling and calling meetings\, setting agendas\, permissible reasons
for closed session\, and other essential topics.
\nClick
here to purchase for June 15-17
Finance: Budget\, Exp
enditures\, & Audits – $250
\nExplore the world of school bo
ard financial audits in this special partnership video with the North Caro
lina Association of School Business Officials. Participants will learn the
key pieces for reviewing the district’s audit report and basic budget que
stions to ask as you monitor the district’s finances.
\nClic
k here to purchase for June 15-17
Legal: Federal Emplo
yment Law Primer for Board Members – $250
\nLearn about four
significant federal laws that apply to school system employees. This webi
nar will provide board members with an overview of the leave provisions in
the Family and Medical Leave Act and the compensation and overtime requir
ements of the Fair Labor Standards Act. We will also review the Americans
with Disabilities Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
\nClick here to purchase for June 22-24
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strong>Legal: Public Records – $250
\nAre communications sen
t via private electronic devices and accounts public records? Can board me
mbers be held personally liable for failing to comply with the public reco
rds law? What questions should board members ask to assess their district’
s compliance with the law? If you don’t know the answer to these questions
\, make plans to attend this webinar for a primer on North Carolina’s publ
ic records law.
\nClick here to purchase
for June 22-24
Finance: Pension Spiking and QEBA – $2
50
\nAs a board\, you are responsible for considering pensio
n spiking and QEBA in your finance planning. Join this webinar to make sur
e you have a plan for the future of all your employees.
\nClick
here to purchase for June 22-24
Legal: Students’ Reli
gious Rights– $250
\nDoes a student ha
ve a First Amendment right to pray at school? Can a student be required to
recite the Pledge of Allegiance? Do students have a right to organize ext
racurricular religious clubs? This webinar will answer these and other que
stions related to the extent of a student’s right to engage in religious s
peech and activity at school.
\n
Click here to purchase for June 22-24
Legal: Ethics fo
r Local Board Members (Whole-Board Version) – $500
\nIn this
two-hour webinar\, we will discuss the ethical standards established by s
tate law for school board members. The webinar will also include a discuss
ion of state and federal laws related to conflicts of interest pertaining
to making and administering contracts and possible legal consequences when
these laws are violated. Finally\, this webinar will review other well-es
tablished legal duties and responsibilities of school board members.
\nClick here to purchase for June 28-30
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