NEWS & PRESS ARCHIVE

Religious and other nonprofit organizations do a lot of good for others. And, at almost 1.6 million organizations in the U.S. charitable sector involving 63 million volunteers, it’s clear they play a significant role in the welfare of communities at home and abroad. Those many millions of volunteers enjoy the opportunity to help others or get involved with something they…

From day programs to weeks–long stays, camps are a big part of the summer for kids all across the country. And they’re also big business, forecasted to have a market size of over $3B in 2022. Are you thinking about becoming part of this booming industry and planning a summer kids program? The following considerations can help you set up…

If you’re involved in a travel baseball league as a coach, team manager, operations manager, or league owner, you know that travel ball is a different game. The players are more serious. They train hard to improve their skills to a higher level. They play significantly more games than other leagues or school teams. They compete against the top players…

School business managers are extremely busy. Every day, you concentrate on improving the outcome for students, staff, and the school community while managing public funds and the district’s operating expenses. You wear many hats, jumping in and out of various roles in HR, IT, Finance, Facilities, and Business Administration to keep the school running smoothly and safely. You even handle…

Although winter sports are the focus now, March will be here before you know it. Is your sports administration ready for baseball, softball, lacrosse, boys volleyball, tennis, and track and field amid ongoing COVID challenges? A-G Administrators offers nine ways to ensure your spring sports season is ready to go whether the groundhog sees his shadow or not. Preparing Your…

Getting your college’s baseball team ready for the spring season is a big responsibility for athletic trainers. A lot of that preparation centers on strengthening and conditioning your players, not just for increased skill but also to reduce the risk of baseball injuries during training and throughout the season. What’s your game plan to keep your players out of the…

School districts across the U.S. probably aren’t surprised to read that their three most popular sports are also the three most dangerous sports f or their students, with almost 400,000 football injuries, close to 390,000 basketball injuries, and around 170,000 soccer injuries a year. Rounding out the top ten are other familiar sports, including baseball, softball, volleyball, wrestling, cheerleading, gymnastics,…

As an insurance agent, you’re always looking to bring your clients more value with policies to meet their needs. And you’re always looking for ways to bring on more clients and expand your book of business. Unfortunately, it’s not always easy to do either. Insurance hasn’t really changed that much over the years in terms of what it offers. You…

Keeping your district fiscally healthy while providing a solid educational and extracurricular experience for the community’s youth is a daunting responsibility—especially since it never seems to end. Once one school budget is approved, planning and negotiations start on the next one. You’re right back to the drawing board, facing the latest revenue shortages and funding reductions and wondering how to…

Business managers at K-12 school districts like you have their hands full. Not only do you oversee the school’s operating finances, but you often handle human resources duties and policy implementation. You may take on some of the principal’s tasks so the principal can focus more on education . You also market facilities or programs. And, as you may know…