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Introduction to Accounting Christi Schaefbauer, CPA, SFO Instructor

About the Instructor… - Certified Public Accountant for 16 years - 6 years in public accounting (auditing, financial reporting & taxes) - 11 years in governmental accounting - In charge of various state government and local government audits with an emphasis on School Districts - Served as a school business manager for over 5 years - Certified Administrator of School Finance and Operations

Basic Governmental Accounting/Bookkeeping NCES – National Center for Education Statistics Provides and interprets comprehensive statistics about the condition of education

Basic Governmental Accounting/Bookkeeping NDSFARM – North Dakota School District Financial Accounting and Reporting Manual 1)Provide a structure to permit Local School Agencies (LEAs) to demonstrate prudent use of funds. 2)Supply the means for collecting the financial data necessary to examine comparability of educational outcomes at the local level. 3) Meet the many demands of the education community for accountability in terms of educational programs. 4)Be consistent with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) advocated by the National Council on Governmental Accounting

Basic Governmental Accounting/Bookkeeping NDSFARM – North Dakota School District Financial Accounting and Reporting Manual NDCC 15.1 – “the Superintendent of Public Instruction shall implement a uniform system for accounting, budgeting, and reporting of data for all school districts in the state”