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School districts get rebates through P-Card program

Thirteen Missouri school districts are receiving rebates totaling more than $60,000 because of their participation in MSBA's P-Card program. The P-Card program saves school districts money by improving controls over spending and reducing paperwork for staff. By using the P-Card for purchases, school districts have the ability to restrict purchases to only certain product categories and implement spending limits for each cardholder. Participating districts also receive a rebate based on the purchases they make using the card. The P-Card program was first offered by MSBA in 2005.

The thirteen school districts receiving rebates this year include:

Park Hill$5,366.92
Spokane R-VII$1,119.42
Wentzville R-IV$171.14
Grain Valley R-V$183.92
Pleasant Hill R-III$611.17
Raymore-Peculiar R-II$1,406.00
Webster Groves$722.53
Lindbergh R-VIII$207.95
Columbia 93$18,273.82
Nixa R-II$14,571.55
Logan-Rogersville R-VIII$4,265.76
Northwest R-I$11,122.85
School of the Osage R-II$1,424.65

Posted: 11/20/2008


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