Dallas ISD Jobs No One Wants Or Can Get

Want a Dallas ISD Jobs offer? One Dallas ISD teacher posted about the district’s need for substitute teachers.

Out of work? Behind on rent? Dallas ISD needs subs…

Edit to add: I thought this would helpful for out of work service industry people – people who would risk exposure to work in bars (but now can’t) could work in classrooms instead. If you are passionate about social distancing OR making lots of money – this is not the job for you.

The reaction has been overwhelmingly negative per a second post.

Comments in the thread include people complaining that they had applied, but could not make it through Dallas ISD’s Human Capital Management maze. This elicited a response that insinuated the poster should consider just sending invoices to Dallas ISD – a reference to the audit scandal that has yet to be answered.

Another set of comments seemed to indicate subs do not make enough money or are scabs because teachers are striking. (Note: In Texas teachers do not have the right to strike.) These comments frequently came from persons parroting statements from GOP politicians that because they do not make enough substitute teaching they should collect unemployment instead.

The final group of posters indicated teaching was mostly babysitting and they weren’t interested in being around dirty children.

“Risk my life for 85 dollars a day in a closed enviroment with children, well known for their cleanliness? I’ll pass.” The interesting part about this comment was the poster states in their Facebook profile they are a journeyman electrician, i.e. why would they be able to substitute teach?

Dallas ISD Jobs

The arguments for or against substituting not withstanding, interested parties can find the substitute information here from Dallas ISD.

As previously reported, the Dallas ISD Calendar is set in stone, but it is unclear if Dallas ISD is regular for the first day of school.