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The SCSC offers various training opportunities throughout the year. See below for the most up-to-date information about SCSC-offered training.
Upcoming training opportunities and events for schools and petitioners.
Please refer to the Governance Training Guide for information about FY24 SCSC Governance Training, or you can contact Kristen Easterbrook at [email protected].
Information and materials from past training opportunities can be helpful as well to see what was taught and to view presentations from past courses.
Each course will be offered twice per year.
If you have any additional questions about the course, email Leslie Gabbianelli, GCSA's Chief Financial Officer.
ENROLL NOW in GCSA’s Financial Management Courses!
GCSA’s Financial Management Courses are tailored to address the unique financial issues facing charter schools. GCSA’s Financial Management Certification Program is offered virtually, consisting of six courses, each divided into two four-hour sessions within the same week. Participants can register for individual courses or the entire program.
Registration is open to all interested charter school employees and their board members. This training is specifically designed to build the expertise and knowledge of charter school leaders and board members who oversee or work directly in school financial operations.
If you have any additional questions about the course, email Leslie Gabbianelli, GCSA's Chief Financial Officer.
Each individual course costs $300 per person and you or your school will be billed upon registration. Scholarships are available for SCSC schools.
If an attendee misses a course, they will have the opportunity to complete it again in the next semester. Following each of the six required courses, attendees must take and pass an exam (with a score of 75% or higher) to earn their certification. Participants have up to three years to take and pass all exams to earn certification.