Officials at U.S. Air Forces in Europe want to know what parents think of their children's education, and cyberspace is providing the means. Parents whose children attend Department of Defense Dependents Schools in Europe can address their concerns or send their suggestions by completing an electronic feedback form. Parker said the electronic feedback form was created to give parents another means of communicating with school officials and making suggestions for improving education. They then have 10 working days to respond. Parents should include a telephone number or e-mail address with every submission.
Most education issues are personal and can be resolved at the lowest level.