California School Boards Association

California School Boards Association is an independent nonprofit association founded in 1931 that represents nearly every school district and county office of education in California. Originally established as the California School Trustees Association to secure equal educational opportunities for pupils in all school districts in the state, the organization rebranded as the California School Boards Association in 1953. CSBA serves approximately 1,000 school districts and county offices of education throughout California, representing 99.8% of California public school students. The association provides comprehensive services including legislative and legal advocacy, training programs, policy development, research, and business and legal services to support school boards and educational governance. CSBA organizes the premier Annual Education Conference and Trade Show, which attracts more than 2,500 school governing board members, superintendents, top-level administrators and business officials who collectively manage over $62 billion annually to equip and maintain thousands of school buildings and provide educational opportunities for more than 6.3 million public school children. The organization is headquartered in West Sacramento, California, and operates with approximately 120-154 employees and an annual revenue of $17.5 million. CSBA is committed to strengthening and promoting school board governance while defining and driving the public education policy agenda through advocacy, training, and member services.

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