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The School Staffing Project is an integral component of the K-12 Data System being developed in Montana.
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There were 44 articles found in this category:

  1. questionHow does a school district or cooperative request an SEID number for an employee?
    How does a school district or cooperative request an SEID number for an employee? School districts and cooperatives must request an SEID for each employee. The initial request can be made for a group of employees using a file upload. Alternatively, requests can be submitted manually for each i ...
  2. questionWhat is an SEID?
    What is an SEID? SEID means School Employee Identifier. The SEID number is a unique number assigned by OPI to identify each individual employed by a school district or special education cooperative in Montana. For educators licensed in Montana, the SEID number is the same as the Montana educa ...
  3. questionI missed earlier email messages from OPI concerning the School Staffing project and I want to catch up! Where can I find archived messages? (9/25/2012)
    I missed earlier email messages from OPI concerning the School staffing project and I want to catch up! Where can I find archived messages? (9/25/2012) Look for "Latest News" on the School Staffing Website for a link to all recent messages from OPI. http://opi.mt.gov/Reports&Data/in ...
  4. questionWhere can I find a general description of the School Staffing Project?
    Where can I find a general description of the School Staffing Project? A brief narrative overview is posted at: http://www.opi.mt.gov/pdf/SchoolStaffing/OverviewSchoolStaffingProj.pdf The School Staffing web site is: http://opi.mt.gov/Reports&Data/index.html#gpm1_12
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