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MEET OUR HUMAN RELATIONS TEAM

The Human Relations Department is responsible for the recruitment, hiring and the assignment of all employees of the District, with the approval of the Superintendent and the Board of Education.

P: (408) 635-2600 Ext. 6077

  • Damon James, Assistant Superintendent
    Assistant Superintendent of Human Relations djames@musd.org Ext. 6077
  • Kristin Stonehouse, Director of Human Relations
    kstonehouse@musd.org Ext. 6077
  • Heather Forsythe-Cano, System Supervisor
    hforsyth@musd.org Ext. 6073
  • Marylynne Suarez, Executive Secretary
    msuarez@musd.org Ext. 6077
  • Maria Montoya, Personnel Analyst
    mmontoya@musd.org Ext. 6076
  • Virginia Coleman, Personnel Analyst
    vcoleman@musd.org Ext. 6072
  • Shubhra Mathur, Personnel Analyst
    smathur@musd.org Ext. 6079
  • Katherine Amaya, Personnel Analyst
    kamaya@musd.org Ext. 6078

FORMS & RESOURCES

RESOURCES

STUDENT TEACHER FORMS

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ASSIGNMENTS

  • HR Analyst Assignment Chart
    • Our personnel analysts handle both certificated and classified services and are assigned specific sites and departments. For all questions and issues concerning workers’ compensation, credentials, leaves, absences, compensation, professional growth credits, employment verification, evaluation timelines, and other inquiries, please contact the analyst assigned to your work site.
  • Human Relations Organizational Chart

 

 

GREAT REASON TO JOIN MUSD

Milpitas is a growing TK-12 district with high academic standards and an innovative learning environment. The student population of 10,000 is rich in ethnic and cultural diversity. The district has 10 elementary schools, two middle schools, one comprehensive high school, and one alternative high school. In addition to the TK-12 program, the district also provides the community with daycare, preschool and adult education programs.

Check out "Why I Teach" video series released by Santa Clara Office of Education.

HOW TO BECOME A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER

Here are the steps to a Substitute Teacher Permit application:

  1. Fingerprint for the Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
  2. Register at our SCCOE website
  3. Go to Commission of CA Commission on Teacher Credentialing Website to create an educator account
  4. Order an electronic transcript delivered to credentialservices@sccoe.org  (PDF TRANSCRIPTS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED OFFICIAL UNLESS THEY COME FROM THE UNIVERSITY TO OUR EMAIL ADDRESS, CREDENTIALSERVICES@SCCOE.ORG)
  5. Email your CBEST results to credentialservices@sccoe.org or send an email to request a basic skills evaluation.

 
*When these steps are complete we will submit your application to the Commission on Teacher Credentialing electronically. We will notify you of the recommendation and send you instructions to complete the process.

MORTGAGE LOAN APPLICATION

Mortgage Employment Verification request MUST be sent via fax or e-mail with the employee's authorization page. Such request will be completed within three business days from receipt date.  Requests are completed and returned via fax back to the company.  Employee's salary information will not be released via phone.