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All Dallas ISD employees who return next school year will be eligible for a retention incentive
0As Dallas ISD continues to recover from the challenges of the pandemic, the safety, well-being and retention of the district’s highly qualified staff is a priority. A retention incentive for all eligible staff will be implemented for the 2022-2023 school year. ESSER funds will be leveraged to fund the retention incentive. Staff who return for the 2022-2023 school year would be eligible to receive the retention incentive that could amount to as much as $3,500 for the year. The incentive would be included in employees’ paychecks in three installments. The first installment—$500— would be paid in September to welcome staff…
Dallas Education Foundation is the charity of choice for Dallas ISD’s United Way Employee Giving Campaign
0The Dallas Education Foundation (DEF) is honored to be named, once again, Dallas ISD’s charity of choice for the district’s United Way Employee Giving Campaign. This collaboration between the Dallas Education Foundation and the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas provides the additional funding necessary to drive programming that accelerates student success. About Dallas ISD’s Annual United Way Giving Campaign When you Give United, you invest in a better tomorrow. United Way of Metropolitan Dallas uses resources and networks to bring the best people, ideas and projects together to create opportunity for all North Texans. Last year, Dallas ISD employees helped…
Dallas ISD to offer free curbside ‘grab ‘n go’ meal service over Thanksgiving for all children 18 years and younger
0To help fight hunger among children in our Dallas community during the holidays, Dallas ISD plans to provide curbside “grab ‘n go” meal service. The district will provide a week’s worth of meals to every child, 18 years and younger, at no charge. The meal service is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 22, from 9 a.m.–2 p.m., or while supplies last. Meals will include seven lunches and seven snacks. Visit www.dallasisd.org/fcns to see participating school locations.
Dallas ISD’s finances are very strong, auditor reports
0An external audit found that Dallas ISD’s finances remain in very strong shape. For the second year in a row, the external auditor–Weaver and Tidwell LLP–found that Dallas ISD’s finances have no material weaknesses or significant deficiencies. Additionally, the report contained no recommendations in the management letter, which is where the auditor presents observations that need to be addressed but aren’t material enough to warrant a finding. “I could not be prouder of the entire business operations division for the incredible results from their expertise and hard work,” said Dwayne Thompson, chief business officer. During the Nov. 10 regularly scheduled…