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California League of Bond Oversight Committees
Helping School Bond Oversight Committees Serve Their Communities
Welcome to the California League of Bond Oversight Committees (CaLBOC). CaLBOC is an all volunteer, non-partisan association of Citizen Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) members, current and past, who are interested in helping other Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee members.
CaLBOC was formed in 2006 by CBOC members trying to find better training to help them perform their duties. Our first training session was held in San Jose in 2007, and we incorporated in the State of California in 2008. In 2009 we were recognized as a 501(c)3 charitable organization by the IRS.
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May 11, 2012
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2012 Meeting Scedule
Friday, February 10, 2012
Regular Board Meeting
11:00AM-1:30PM
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Committee Meeting
1:00PM-5:00PM
Annual Barbecue
6:00PM-9:00PM
Friday, May 11, 2012
4th Annual Meeting &
2nd Annual Planning Retreat
Friday, August 10, 2012
Friday, November 9, 2012
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Most CBOC members step into their position without any training. This lack of knowledge makes the work harder than it needs to be, and the members less effective as well. The CaLBOC training program seeks to change this. Our first seminars have refine our concept as to what they seminar should cover.
There are two basic parts to a CaLBOC Seminar: Basics and Round Table discussions
CBOC Basic Training: This session covers the basics of how to be an effective CBOC member. All current and incoming CBOC members who have not been through this training are encouraged to do so. Questions, participation, and discussions are encouraged.
Round Table Discussions: This is where CBOC members get to ask questions of their peers from other organizations. Discussions may be free form or structured. A moderator will typically keep track of who is next to speak, and try to keep the discussion on topic, while noting other topics of interest to the group. The focus is on the free exchange of ideas in a fair and collegial atmosphere, where all who wish to speak may be heard, and where opposing viewpoints are encouraged. The ultimate goal is to provide a forum where best practices can be shared, questions answered, and ideas can be vetted by others who have a similar interest in public service.
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Education Code Seminar With Michael Day
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Mission Statement
To promote school district accountability by improving the traning and resources available to California's Prop 39 School Bond Oversight Committees, educatiing the state legislature, local school boards, and the public about the oversightand reporting power these Citizens' Bond Oversight Committees (CBOC's) have, and to advocate on a state level, whre appropriate, on issues of common concern to all CBOCs.
Statement of Purpose
1. To provide the general public with informational and educational materials and activities on local School Bond Oversight Committees that will help in-crease public awareness of the valuable role the CBOC’s play in the Prop 39 school bond process, and
2. To promote comprehensive training and orientation of all new CBOC members throughout
the state, and
3. To promote adequate funding, staffing and other support as typically required by CBOC’s to be pro-vided in all districts throughout the state with Prop 39 Bonds pursuant to fulfilling their lawful duties, and
4. To promote the preservation of all CBOC reports throughout the state in both the county of
origin education office and a centralized state ar-chive repository accessible to the public, and
5. To advocate public distribution of all CBOC reports, and
6. To maintain a website to provide current informa-tion concerning issues, events and activities of CBOC’s, and
7. To sponsor a statewide conference of CBOC Mem-bers and interest parties, and
8. To work toward the preservation and enhancement of the CBOC system by sponsoring needed legislation, and
9. To undertake any other efforts consistent with the foregoing that will increase the public knowledge of the CBOC system and the contribution it makes and continues to make to California taxpayers and toward good government.
Board of Directors
Currently serves as the President of BESTCO Division Beutler Corporation. Mr. Day was a member of the Sacramento City Unified School District BOC for four years, including 18 months as chair. He attended University of Southern California Long Beach majoring in mechanical engineering and International relations, and is a graduate of the US Naval Power School.
Currently serve as a Business Manager for Making Waves Academy (charter) in Richmond. Anton has been and still is a member of a local Bond Oversight Committee, West Contra Costa Unified School District. Mr. Jungherr has a BS in Business Administration/Accounting from University of Connecticut, a MPA in Public Administration from Syracuse University, and a M.Ed in Education Administration from Columbia University.
Currently serves as the President of Kern County Taxpayer's Association. Since 2009 he has been a member of the Bakersfield City School District Bond Oversight Committee. Mr. Turnipseed Graduated from University of California, Davis with a Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural Economics, California Agricultural Leadership Program, Anderson Graduate School of Management, University of California, Los Angeles Executive Program in Management.
Currently serves as an Executive Director for the Sacramento County Taxpayers’ League. Mr. Blymyer serves as chair for two different Bond Oversight committees, Los Rios Community College from 2006 to the present and Sacramento City Unified School District from 2008 to the present. Mr. Blymyer has three years toward a BA in business and a certificate in PR and marketing from University of California, Davis.
Currently serves as Deputy to the Assessor for County Assessor Larry Stone in Santa Clara County. He has served as chair for the San Jose Unified School District Bond Oversight Committee from 2004 to 2008. Mr. Ginsborg has a Master in Management from the Graduate school of Political Management and a BA from University of California, Berkeley. He is licensed as real estate salesperson and State Board of Equalization certified appraiser.
Currently serves as a California Attorney where he serves the legal profession as a state bar Commissioner for the Legal Services Trust Fund. He has served as a member of the Independent Bond Oversight Committee for the San Diego Unified School District. Mr. Stump graduated from Western State and Thomas Jefferson School of Law.
Currently serves as Legislative Director at the Howard Jarvis Taxpayer's Association. Mr. Wolfe graduated cum laude from Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, CA with a BA in History and a minor in Political Science.
Currently a member of the Mt. Diablo Unified School District's Citizen's Bond Oversight Committee. She has extensive work experience as a Staff Accountant with the Security and Exchange Commission and is also a CertifiedFraud Examiner. Previously she worked as an Analyst with the Federal Reserveand the FDIC. Ms. Minyen has a
BS in Finance from San Jose State and is a Certified Public Accountant.
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Board of Advisors
Leon Brauning
Former Vice President of CaLBOC
Janet Coral Campbell
Architect
Marcella Ching
Education & trainer
Lori Chinn
Education & Trainer
Charley Cowens
Member of West Contra Costa
Unified School District CBOC
Karl Dolk, CPA
Chief Financial Offer,
Regional Counsel of Rural Counties
Lance Izumi, JD
Koret Senior Fellow and Senior
Director of Education Studies at the
Pacific Research Institute, Sacramento
Linda Lozito
Former member of West Contra
Costa Unified School District SBOC
Ken Manrubia
Business Owner,
Constrauction Design Consulting
Ourania Riddle
VP Solano County Taxpayer's
Association, Grad Jury Trainer
Staff
Christian Abalos
Webmaster
Trainer
Alson Tom
Directory Manager
Sean Wilkins
Library Manager
Debbie T. Wong
Assistant to Executive Director
About CaLBOC
CaLBOC was formed in 2006 by BOC members trying to find better training to help them perform their duties. Our first training session was held in San Jose in 2007, and we incorporated in the State of California in 2008. In 2009 we were recognized as a 501(c)3 charitable organization by the IRS.
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