How many contracts can you get in Dallas ISD?
The district usually issues up to 3 or 4 probationary contracts. After the 3rd probationary contract, you will be eligible for a one-year term educator contract. All contracts issued in Dallas ISD are educator contracts, regardless of position.
Do you need to accept DISD employee contract?
If you have not viewed the DISD Employee Contract and accepted your contract, you will receive this message. Also, if Oracle did not process the acceptance properly, you will see this message. You will need to go back to DISD Employee Contract and accept the contract before you will be able to view/print your contract.
What happens if I decline my contract with Oracle?
Employees will have two weeks from the date the contracts is issued to accept or decline it in Oracle. What will happen if I decline my contract? If you decline the contract for the next school year, you must complete a Notice of Separation (S-54) and submit to HCM by the deadline.
The district usually issues up to 3 or 4 probationary contracts. After the 3rd probationary contract, you will be eligible for a one-year term educator contract. All contracts issued in Dallas ISD are educator contracts, regardless of position.
Is there no delivery at Dallas ISD offices?
If you ordinarily send tokens of appreciation to your customers, the District respectfully asks that you please refrain from sending any items to District employees or offices. Your cooperation is appreciated. During Dallas ISD’s Holiday Closures, no deliveries will be accepted at any of our Dallas ISD locations.
What does procurement services do for Dallas ISD?
The Procurement Services’ function is centralized and works together to provide procurement and contract administration services in support of the Dallas ISD educational goals.
How much Does Dallas ISD superintendent Michael Hinojosa make?
When he retired to take a job out of state after his first stint as Dallas’ superintendent, Hinojosa said then that he was eligible to collect about $200,000 per year. Since coming back to the job in 2015, Hinojosa has been a steady hand and a vocal evangelist for the district — both in Dallas and in the state legislature.