Latest “PSBA Focus” video: The Pension Crisis
Watch the video below to view PSBA Executive Director Thomas J. Gentzel as he discusses HB 2135, PSBA's legislation that proposes a long-term solution to the looming PSERS crisis.
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"Happy Hats for Haiti"
 Students at Wycallis Elementary recently held a fundraiser for the people in Haiti. In one day students raised $1077.07 to give to the Red Cross. Congratulations Wycallis!
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High School PTSO Steering Committee Plans events for Spring!
 The Dallas High School PTSO Steering Committee met recently to plan it’s Spring semester events. Planned activities include a Valentine’s Day faculty appreciation breakfast, SPCA food drive and Student of the Quarter Breakfast. Pictured left to right sitting: Parents Deb Chielli, Mary Lou Gilhooley, Sharon Krawetz and Gail Petorak. Standing: Anne Manganello, Judy Rice, School Counselor Robyn Jones and Barbara Goode. Interested parents can contact Robyn Jones, Guidance Department at 674-7217. Parental involvement is needed and welcome.
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Don't wait...Vacinate!
Vacination Information
For more information, click on the posted "Vacination Information" document above from the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
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Dallas High School Students Present Project at PSBA Conference
 Students Pierce Donavan and Robert Adams presented their "Student Scheduling" Project at the PSBA Conference in Hershey, PA. In Picture: Seated: Pierce Donavan, Robert Adams, students; Standing: Karen Kyle, School Board President, Sandy Pesavento, Educational Technologist and Frank Galicki, Superintendent.
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New Traffic Pattern due to Construction
Due to new construction, all Middle School traffic should turn right after passing the Administration building and exit through Pear Tree Lane. All High School traffic should also turn right after passing the Administration building and exit through the student parking lot on to Conyngham Avenue, back on to Hildebrand Road.
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Right to Know Law and Open Records
Click here to download: Request Form
Governor Edward G. Rendell signed the new Right-To-Know law on February 14, 2008 fundamentally changing the way people access public records of their government. Government agencies must presume that a record is a public record available for inspection or copying. The new law requires government agencies, including school districts, to comply with the new regulations as set forth by the Right-to-Know Law Act 3 of 2008. This new law changes the way citizens have access to public records of their government agencies and the way these government agencies process these requests. To obtain a public record from the Dallas School District, please download the proper form posted below and mail it to the Dallas School District, Attention: Grant S. Palfey, Open Records Officer
***Cost for copies of requested information is $.25 per page.
To Submit a Right to Know Request or for More Information:
Contact Grant S. Palfey, Open Records Officer
Dallas School District
P.O. Box 2000
Dallas, PA 18612
Phone: (570) 674-7231
Fax: (570) 675-0192 or gpalfey@dallassd.com
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Contact Information:
Office of Open Records
Commonwealth Keystone Building
400 North Street, 4th Floor
Harrisburg, PA 17120-0225
Phone: 717-346-9903
website: http://openrecords.state.pa.us
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Building Improvement Project
Information
Dallas School District Conceptual Site Analysis; Potential Project Costs; Program Documentation Presentation and Existing Conditions Presentation
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