NBSIA is proud to celebrate 40 years of serving schools! North Bay Schools Insurance Authority was formed in 1979, in response to a crisis in the insurance market, and the desire of public educational agencies for high-quality service and a stable, cost-effective way to fund their risk. NBSIA is committed to protecting school staff, students and resources, and stabilizing the cost of insurance to allow more dollars to reach the classroom. Membership and programs have increased over the years, but our foundational principle of protecting precious school resources remains the same. Today, NBSIA has evolved from necessity to innovation. We continue to provide stable coverage – including liability, property, workers’ compensation, cyber, and dental/vision. In addition, we cover a wide variety of risk management programs and services designed around the unique needs of public schools. These include: •Post-offer physical testing •Shoes for Crews (slip-resistant footwear) •Supervisor’s Academy •STOP!t (app for anonymous incident reporting) •Safe School Ambassadors •Target Solutions (online training) •Firestorm (grant for site security assessment/training) NBSIA has a team of over 30 people committed to managing claims, delivering trainings, and supporting the various needs of our Members. Each day, we lean into our Vision of Safe and Healthy Schools. If you share this passion, we hope you will consider applying for this position.

The Elk Grove Unified School District is located in one of the most diverse areas of California. The district covers 320 square miles and includes the communities of Florin, Franklin, Laguna Creek, Laguna West, Rancho Murieta, Sheldon, Sloughhouse, Valley Hi, Vineyard, Wilton, all of the City of Elk Grove and parts of the cities of Sacramento and Rancho Cordova. Students speak more than 110 languages. With an annual average of 63,000 students that attend our schools: 12 percent are African American, <1 percent are American Indian, 24 percent are Asian, 6 percent are Filipino, 26 percent are Hispanic or Latino, 2 percent are Pacific Islander, 20 percent are White and 9 percent are Multiple/No Response. Elk Grove Unified operates 42 elementary schools, nine middle schools, nine comprehensive high schools, four alternative education schools, one charter school, one virtual online K-8 program, one special education school and one adult education school. In addition, the district offers preschool programs at 15 school sites, an adult education program and a career training center for adults. A top performing district, Elk Grove Unified is recognized throughout California and the nation as a leader in progressive education. Academic achievement takes place through classes that are rigorous, relevant and build strong relationships. Elk Grove Unified schools focus on meeting the needs of each child through programs encompassing college and career preparation, wellness and safety.