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Now Hiring! Apply now to be a teacher in Dallas ISD
0Dallas ISD’s Human Capital Management (HCM) Department is seeking hundreds of applicants to fill teaching positions for the 2020-2021 school year. “Our students can only be as successful as our teachers can be, so we’re always looking for diligent and caring educators to join our classrooms,” said Priscilla Vega, recruitment manager for HCM. “You’ll be working in a district where you can really make a difference. We have a very diverse student population and many of our students face socio economic difficulties. This is truly an opportunity to be a hero.” Dallas ISD is having an online all-level teacher job…
Dallas ISD now offers at-home learning lessons in seven different languages
0Dallas ISD is now offering at-home learning lessons in a total of seven languages. Weekly lessons for students in grades pre-K–6 are now offered in: Arabic Amharic Burmese English Nepali Swahili Spanish Go here to learn more!
Students and staff can check out ebooks from the Dallas ISD electronic library
0Students and staff can celebrate National Library Week by checking out an ebook from the Dallas ISD electronic library. Although students might not have access to physical books, they can still check out reading material on a smart phone, tablet or computer. A wide selection of ebooks is accessible through Dallas ISD’s electronic library and the local public library simply by downloading the Sora app, available for iOS and Android devices. Dallas ISD staff also have access to the district’s library with their employee ID by downloading the app. Users can access to the public library, whether in Dallas or…
Dallas ISD begins distributing 10,000 newly purchased mobile hotspots to students
0Dallas ISD this week will begin distributing the 10,000 mobile hotspots it purchased last month to help ensure students have Wi-Fi access while learning from home. Staff worked over the weekend preparing the shipment of hotspots for distribution, placing decals, ensuring they broadcast a Wi-Fi signal, labeling them with students’ names and boxing them per campus. Hotspots will start being delivered to high schools on Monday and middle schools on Tuesday and Wednesday. Students without Wi-Fi access who are in need of a hotspot should reach out to their school principal to arrange for pickup. Next week staff will start…