Duties of business administrator

Subject to the direction of the district superintendent of schools, the district's business administrator shall: (1) attend all meetings of the local school board, keep an accurate record of its proceedings, and have custody of the seal and records; (2) be custodian of all district funds, be responsible and accountable for all money received and disbursed, and keep accurate records of all revenues received and their sources; (3) countersign with the president of the local school board all warrants and claims against the district as well as other legal documents approved by the local school board; (4) prepare and submit to the local school board each month a written report of the district's receipts and expenditures; (5) use uniform budgeting, accounting, and auditing procedures and forms approved by the state board, which shall be in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles or auditing standards and Title 63J, Chapter 1, Budgetary Procedures Act; (6) prepare and submit to the local school board a detailed annual statement for the period ending June 30, of the revenue and expenditures, including beginning and ending fund balances; (7) assist the superintendent in the preparation and submission of budget documents and statistical and fiscal reports required by law or the state board; (8) insure that adequate internal controls are in place to safeguard the district's funds; and (9) perform other duties as the superintendent may require.