Governance
A 13-member board serving three year terms governs both WASBO Boards independently. One of the seats on the board is appointed by the President to be filled by a Service Affiliate member. The Board has embraced and is utilizing Coherent Governance.
WASBO Constitution
The WASBO Constitution was approved at the second reading on January 23, 2020.
WASBO Vision
To be the most influential Wisconsin organization for state and national school business management and leadership.
WASBO Mission
To provide professional development, to foster a network of support and to advocate for funding that ensures outstanding educational opportunities for all children in Wisconsin.
WASBO Code of Ethics
Our work as professionals is anchored to a Code of Ethics which guides our actions as leaders. As members of WASBO, we pledge to:
- Honor the public trust of the position above any economic or social rewards; not permit considerations of private gain nor personal economic interest to affect the discharge of their professional responsibilities; and recognize that the schools are the public’s business and seek to keep the community informed about its schools.
- Accept responsibility for mastering, contributing to and sharing in the growth of specialized knowledge, concepts, and skills which are necessary to perform their duties.
- Perform and direct the Business Functions of the district in full support of educational opportunities provided to all in the district.
- Adhere to local, state and national laws.
WASBO Belief Statements
- We have a responsibility to develop school business professionals who are visionary educational leaders.
- In being committed to high quality performance, professionalism and ethical standards in all endeavors of the Association.
- We have a responsibility to provide the infrastructure for the delivery of quality educational programs for students.
- In advocating the concept that every child is entitled to a quality education supported by comprehensive school funding systems that are stable, adequate and equitable.
- School Business Officials play a key role in the responsible, equitable and effective use of resources available to educate children.
- We should foster communication by providing networking opportunities, continuing education and training for members and non-members to address the needs of lifelong learners.
- Continuous improvement should be fostered by information, critical evaluation and reflection.
- Enhanced leadership is promoted by mentorship among our members.
- There should be strong alliances among educational organizations.
WASBO Coherent Governance
WASBO SMART Goals