Staff Resources

STAFF TECH TOOLS

HUMAN RESOURCES

RedRover (Staff Attendance)
- For assistance with attendance, please contact Nicole Collis

Employee Navigator
Blue Cross/Blue Shield Reimbursement Form
Flexible Spending Reimbursement Form
Employment Opportunities - Apply Online
- For assistance with benefits or the online employment application please contact Kathy Rose

District Calendar
Non-Discrimination Policy
MI Safe Schools Training Videos
Michigan Code of Educator Ethics
Staff Directory
Staff Well-Being Resources
- For assistance with these items, please contact Regina Watson

Employee Assistance Program

Roseville Community Schools participates in an Employee Assistance Program. The program is designed to provide confidential support for both employees and their family members. There are a number of resources available to address situations such as:

Anxiety
Grief and Loss
Life Changing Problems
Stress
Depression
Marital/relationship Issues

HMSA Employee Assistance Program - This confidential assistance program is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Their telephone number is 1-800-847-7240.

SCHOOL SAFETY LEGISLATION INFORMATION

For assistance please contact Regina Watson at [email protected]

To: All Roseville Community Schools Employees

“School Safety” legislation (2005 PA 129-131 and 138) was enacted into law in 2005 and has an impact on your employment with the school/district. Cited below are the key provisions of the law and how it will affect you personally both as an applicant as well as a current employee.

School Safety Legislation Letter

For Current Employees - Self-Report of Arraignment/Charges

The law requires you, as an employee of the district/school to self-report to your employer and the Michigan Department of Education when you have been arraigned/charged with certain identified crimes. You must do so within three business days of arraignment or you will be guilty of an additional crime. The crimes are listed in MCL 380.1535a. You must also disclose if you have been convicted of certain crimes. A link to both forms and the listed offenses can be found below.

Criminal History Record Check

All school staff employed by the school or district are required to have a criminal history record check conducted by the Michigan State Police (MSP) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). This means having your fingerprints scanned electronically and submitted to the MSP. Once the criminal history check has been conducted by the MSP, a report will be sent to the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) identifying all school employees with a recorded criminal conviction.

On an ongoing basis, the MDE will provide the names of individuals convicted of any crime to the district superintendent and school board of the employing district. The report will include convictions for any crime, misdemeanor or felony. If you have been convicted of a non-listed felony, the district superintendent and the school board are required, by law, to agree in writing to continue your employment with the district/school. If you have been convicted of an offense that requires you to register your name on the sex offender’s registry, your employment will be terminated and you will not be allowed employment (in any capacity) in a Michigan K-12 School, public or non-public.