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Introduction to the SDOC Employee Orientation Annual Requirement

Introduction to the SDOC Employee Orientation

The SDOC Employee Orientation is an annual requirement to ensure that all employees are aware of and informed of essential SDOC policies and expectations consistently.

All SDOC employees are required to complete the SDOC Employee Orientation within the first twenty (20) workdays of each school year (or from the employee's starting date) as a condition of their employment.

Administrators shall receive a quarterly status report that reflects all SDOC employees, including newly hired employees, and each employee’s completion status. 

The SDOC Employee Orientation Companion Guide serves as a summary of the information within the SDOC Employee Orientation and as a future reference.

Newly hired SDOC employees may begin working on this requirement immediately by watching the videos linked within the SDOC Employee Orientation Companion Guide. 

However, SDOC employees must access and complete the SDOC Employee Orientation Microsoft Form successfully in order to fulfill this annual requirement.

The SDOC Employee Orientation Microsoft Form is only available to SDOC employees who are assigned an individual Active Directory account for the SDOC network.

The sections within the SDOC Employee Orientation include:

  1. Purpose and Annual Reminders
  2. School Board Rules
  3. Faculty Handbook
  4. Professional Ethics
  5. Civility
  6. Customer Service
  7. Parents’ Bill of Rights
  8. Teachers’ Bill of Rights
  9. Curriculum and Instruction Expectations
  10. Employee Attendance Expectations
  11. Political Activities of Employees
  12. Prohibiting Discrimination
  13. Prohibiting Bullying
  14. Reporting Child Abuse, Abandonment, and Neglect
  15. Technology Awareness and Security Training (TAST)
  16. ChildFind
  17. Bloodborne Pathogens
  18. Right to Know
  19. Employee Evaluation Procedures
  20. Test Security Agreement
  21. Policy Acknowledgement

Note:  These sections are only a general orientation.  Employees may be required to complete additional training related to the employee’s specific work assignment and job tasks.