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Implement Best Governance Practices  Hold regularly scheduled, strategic, well-run meetings  Create job descriptions for your board  Employ a robust committee structure Governance Finance Fundraising Education Executive? Ad hoc 1

Let’s practice!  Case study #1 2

# 4 # 4 Act Strategically and Hold the Board Accountable  Focus on Strategy Not Implementation Balance between governance and management Strategic planning  Measure the Board’s Performance 3

# 5 # 5 Raise and Use Resources Wisely  Manage Assets Carefully  Expand Awareness and Opportunities 4

Manage Assets Carefully  Responsible for school’s short- and long-term financial sustainability  Analyze financial data to make decisions  Ensure all existing resources—time, people, and money—allocated towards improved student learning 5

Expand Awareness, Opportunities  Board members are fundraisers by definition Should be a personal philanthropic priority for each board member  Serve as ambassadors Cultivate donors and bring new partners to the school  Tips on fundraising It’s an opportunity Most important factor in effectiveness? Your passion/knowledge Find your fundraising comfort zone 6

# 6 # 6 Commit Steadfastly to Legal & Regulatory Compliance  Minimize risks Duties of loyalty, obedience, and care Control policies Transparency and reporting  Meet expectations Legal requirements Bylaws 7

Let’s practice!  Case study #2 8

Setting the Board Up for Success  How can you organize and prepare your board to to meet these high standards? Train your board –Empower your governance committee to lead this Focus on setting goals based on the standards –School goals  board goals  committee goals –Monitor progress throughout the year—and act if you are not on track Organize committees around standards –If no one is responsible for something, it won’t happen 9

For Effective Governance, Start Here!  Laser-like focus on student achievement  Strategic board composition  Robust committee structure  Strong evaluation of school leader  Clear understanding of the balance between governance and management (and how to operationalize it)  Keeping the board focused on longer-term strategy  Effective board meetings 10

Board service matters. 11

12 Govern well. Be accountable. Lead. Because every child deserves a great school.

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