Executive Director or Vice President of School Finance
$160,000 per year
ApplyExecutive Director or Vice President of School Finance
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$160,000 per year
About the role
- CFO Coaching
- Economic Development analysis
- Efficiency audits
- Financial data and management reviews
- Interim CFO Services
- Property value study services
- Revenue projections / State aid template assistance
- School finance consultation or special project assistance
- Truth‑In‑Taxation servicesVATRE‑related services
- Conduct operational reviews of school district business offices and make recommendations for improvements
- Provide coaching and other training to school district business office staff
- Conduct presentations on school finance and legislative updates at conferences, education service centers, webinars, and other events
- Maintain excellent customer service for existing school finance clients and seek out opportunities to provide services to new school finance clients
- Write content for Texas School Policy Network (TSPN) communications, including presentations, webinars, and newsletter
- Track, read, and summarize education bills through the legislative process
- Perform revenue projections, Truth‑In‑Taxation services, efficiency audits, financial data reviews, property value protests, and other related services
- Support other service lines across the firm as needed
- Have 5-15 years of school district business office experience
- Have 5-10 years’ experience in leading a school district business office
- Have extensive knowledge of the state’s school finance system
- Be familiar with the state property tax system, including various exemptions, limitations and special appraisals allowed in statute
- Be familiar with applicable provisions in the Education Code (Chapters 44, 46, 48, 49, etc.) and recent legislative changes
- Be proficient in Microsoft Office (particularly Microsoft Excel) and have extensive knowledge of the MoakCasey Summary of Finance template and the Region 13 ESC Template for Estimating State Aid
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