Business Office

The Business Department handles all fiscal reporting, budgeting, payroll, and accounts payable/receivable. We strive to provide our taxpayers with transparency in how we fund the district, enabling our students to learn, lead, achieve, and succeed.

Business Manager: Lyndsey Dalton
Payroll: Amanda Johns-Thompson
Accounts Payable: Jen Adams
Accounts Receivable: Kelly Dunnigan

DHS Carpet Replacement RFP

Click here to access the current DHS Carpet Replacement RFP including the bid application. Contact Laurie Finnegan, Director of Buildings and Grounds, with questions at lfinnegan@dsdhs.com

Audits and Reports

Annual Operating Budgets

Annual Audited Financial Statements

Federal Funding Information

Right-to-Know Law and Open Records

Governor Edward G. Rendell signed the Right-to-Know law on February 14, 2008. The 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 law changed the way citizens have access to public records of their government agencies and the way these government agencies process these requests.

Request Form

To obtain a public record from the Dallas School District, please fill out the proper form and mail it to:
Dallas School District
Attention: Lyndsey Dalton, Open Records Officer
P.O. Box 2000
Dallas, PA 18612

Questions?
Contact Lyndsey Dalton, Open Records Officer at 570-674-7231.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Contact Information:
Office of Open Records
333 Market Street, 16th Floor
Harrisburg, PA 17101-2234
Executive Director: Liz Wagenseller
Email: openrecords@pa.gov
Phone: 717-346-9903
Website: openrecords.state.pa.us

Workers’ Compensation

The Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act provides wage loss and medical benefits to compensate employees suffering from work related injuries or diseases. The Act also provides for death benefits to the dependents of workers who die as a result of a work-related injury or disease. Workers’ compensation benefits generally are paid by private insurance companies which have insurance policies with employers. While the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation administers the system, it does not make the initial determination to receive workers’ compensation benefits. If you disagree with the insurance company’s determination, you may file a petition to have a workers’ compensation judge decide your case.
Workers’ Compensation Provider List