Schools within DoDEA are now able to electronically transfer student information among one another or to any stateside school using the same database. Student attendance will be completed electronically, eliminating the need for paper processing. Win School offers the user greater flexibility in managing data. Minority recruitment report reviews baseline data. In an effort to improve minority teacher representation, DoDDS has actively sent recruiters to job fairs, national conventions of minority organizations, historically Black and Hispanic colleges and universities, and has established student teaching agreements with colleges and universities.
Conference offers training for counselors, psychologists, and nurses.
Presenters include consultants from the U.S. along with DoDEA and DoDDS Pacific personnel. Sessions will focus on DoDEA's competency-based guidance and counseling program. Training and activities are designed to support the educational, social, emotional, physical, and career development of all students. With the recent recruitment of PPS personnel, the national goal of 1 counselor per 300 students and 1 psychologist per 1,000 students has been achieved in DoDDS Pacific for SY 2000-2001. District safety and security officers newly established in overseas schools.