2024 Educational Office Professionals Conference
July 7-9, 2024
Margaritaville Lake Resort
Osage Beach, MO

Registration Fee:
$209 Early Bird Rate (until May 27th)
$259 Regular Rate (after May 27th)

Room Reservations

To reserve your room at Margaritaville, click here and use group code EOPC to receive the MAESP group rate. You may also make your reservation by phone at 800-826-8272.  

Agenda


Click here to view the conference agenda.

Conference Sponsors

Missouri Association of Elementary School Principals (MAESP)

Drew Beaugard - Forrest T. Jones & Company

Tueth, Keeney, Cooper, Mohan & Jackstadt P.C.

Mickes O'Toole, LLC

EdCounsel
 


Cancellation Policy
Cancellations will be accepted ONLY if received before June 24, 2024 and will be subject to a $50 administrative charge. Any cancellations not received by June 24 will be charged the entire fee.

 Session Descriptions

12:00 - 1:00 PM Breakout Sessions - Round 1

PSRS/PEERS RetireSmart – Education Essentials
The PSRS/PEERS Education Essentials presentation is designed to educate and inform you of the advantages your membership provides you and your loved ones right now and during the remainder of your lifetime. Important information you should be aware of when considering retirement includes retirement eligibility, calculating benefits, the types of benefit plans PSRS/PEERS offers, purchasing service and how to plan ahead for retirement will be covered in this presentation.

Hot Legal Topics for the 23-24 School Year
This session will cover changes in the law coming for school districts, current legal events, and provide a Q&A session for attendees on legal topics.

FERPA, Custody, Subpoenas, and Orders of Protection:  Can't We All Just Get Along?
This presentation will discuss responding to requests for records while adhering to your school district's legal obligations under state and federal law and managing custody disputes and orders of protection.

The When and How of Responding to Sunshine Law Requests
Join attorneys Heather Igoe and Rebecca James as they discuss Missouri's Sunshine Law and what office professionals need to know in responding to a Sunshine Law request.  This presentation will focus primarily on when and how to respond to a Sunshine Law request, as well as tips to help you determine what to include to ensure legal compliance.


1:10 - 2:10 PM Breakout Sessions - Round 2

PSRS/PEERS RetireSmart – Education Essentials
The PSRS/PEERS Education Essentials presentation is designed to educate and inform you of the advantages your membership provides you and your loved ones right now and during the remainder of your lifetime. Important information you should be aware of when considering retirement includes retirement eligibility, calculating benefits, the types of benefit plans PSRS/PEERS offers, purchasing service and how to plan ahead for retirement will be covered in this presentation.

Enhancing School Safety: The Role of School Resource Officers
Join in for an in-depth breakout session focused on the integral role of School Resource Officers (SROs) in maintaining a safe and secure educational environment. This session will cover the multifaceted responsibilities of SROs, including their function as law enforcement officers, educators, and informal counselors within schools. We will explore effective building security measures and emergency response protocols, designed to prevent and mitigate potential threats. Additionally, participants will gain insights into the comprehensive procedures and planning necessary for successful safety strategy implementation. Learn best practices for collaboration between SROs and Office Professionals to foster a secure and supportive atmosphere for the school community.

Building Inclusive Communities: Crafting an Onboarding Process for English Learners and Refugees in Schools
In today's diverse educational landscape, fostering inclusive environments is paramount. This presentation delves into the crucial aspects of designing an effective onboarding process tailored specifically for English Learners (EL) and refugees within school settings. Attendees will explore strategies, best practices, and resources to facilitate smooth transitions and ensure equitable access to education for these vulnerable populations. Participants will gain practical resources and processes to ensure a welcoming atmosphere that embraces diversity and promotes academic success for all students.

The When and How of Responding to Sunshine Law Requests
Join attorneys Heather Igoe and Rebecca James as they discuss Missouri's Sunshine Law and what office professionals need to know in responding to a Sunshine Law request.  This presentation will focus primarily on when and how to respond to a Sunshine Law request, as well as tips to help you determine what to include to ensure legal compliance.


2:20 - 3:20 PM Breakout Sessions - Round 3

Hot Legal Topics for the 23-24 School Year
This session will cover changes in the law coming for school districts, current legal events, and provide a Q&A session for attendees on legal topics.

Enhancing School Safety: The Role of School Resource Officers
Join in for an in-depth breakout session focused on the integral role of School Resource Officers (SROs) in maintaining a safe and secure educational environment. This session will cover the multifaceted responsibilities of SROs, including their function as law enforcement officers, educators, and informal counselors within schools. We will explore effective building security measures and emergency response protocols, designed to prevent and mitigate potential threats. Additionally, participants will gain insights into the comprehensive procedures and planning necessary for successful safety strategy implementation. Learn best practices for collaboration between SROs and Office Professionals to foster a secure and supportive atmosphere for the school community.

Building Inclusive Communities: Crafting an Onboarding Process for English Learners and Refugees in Schools
In today's diverse educational landscape, fostering inclusive environments is paramount. This presentation delves into the crucial aspects of designing an effective onboarding process tailored specifically for English Learners (EL) and refugees within school settings. Attendees will explore strategies, best practices, and resources to facilitate smooth transitions and ensure equitable access to education for these vulnerable populations. Participants will gain practical resources and processes to ensure a welcoming atmosphere that embraces diversity and promotes academic success for all students.

FERPA, Custody, Subpoenas, and Orders of Protection:  Can't We All Just Get Along?
This presentation will discuss responding to requests for records while adhering to your school district's legal obligations under state and federal law and managing custody disputes and orders of protection.



 

 


Missouri Association of Elementary School Principals
3550 Amazonas Drive
Jefferson City, MO  65109

Phone: 573-638-2460
Fax:  573-556-6270
maesp@maesp.com

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