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The Administrative Services Division provides leadership and direction for the district’s business operations. The Assistant Superintendent is responsible for Accounting,
 
Budget and Finance, Construction, Food Services, Maintenance and Operations, Purchasing, Reprographics, Telephone Reception & Warehouse, and shares oversite of Technology with Ed. Services.

 

The division oversees:

  • Collection, disbursement and accounting of all district funds
  • Information on fiscal and long-range planning
  • The bidding process, inventory control records and accountability of property
  • Construction and modernization of district facilities
  • Property and liability insurance coverage, processing of claims, and obtaining proof of insurance for off-campus school activities
  • Dissemination of legal decisions
  • Community use of school facilities

Contact Information:
Ed La Vigne, Assistant Superintendent

elavigne@seq.org
650-369-1411 x2217
Kirsten Rollin, Secretary
krollin@seq.org

650-369-1411 x2218

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