About MSBO

Michigan School Business Officials was founded in 1937 as a nonprofit corporation to serve the multifaceted interests of education. It is our intent to serve all of our members to the best of our ability, to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas, and to provide opportunities for our members to expand their professional horizons in the public education sector.

MSBO Annual Reports

• 2008-2009 Annual Report

MSBO Mission Statement

The Mission of MSBO is to continually improve the leadership of and management in school business and operational services, while enhancing the professional, social, and economic well-being of its members.

• MSBO Staff
• MSBO Core Values
• Code of Ethics

MSBO Governance

• Board of Directors
• Bylaws (Amended 2009)
• General Resolutions (2010)
• Past Presidents
• Candidate Guidelines (Updated 02/2010)

MSBO Awards & Scholarships

MSBO’s Meridian, School Business Official of the Year and Distinguished Service awards were created to help school districts celebrate successes and to recognize the extraordinary contribution of individuals to their school district and MSBO. The Piper and Stebbins Scholarships encourage individuals currently employed in school business who are improving their technical skills and competencies by pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree.

Follow the links for details on each award and scholarship.

Direct questions to Nancy Hawkins, 517/327-9254.

• Business Official of the Year - January 31 deadline
• Distinguished Service Award - January 31 deadline
• Mark and Kay Stebbins Scholarship - January 31 deadline
• Wally Piper Scholarship - January 31 deadline
• Meridian Award of Excellence - January 31 deadline
• President's Award
• Friend of Education Award

ASBO Awards

To learn more about the Eagle Program Awards and Pinnacle Awards, please visit the ASBO Web site.