Croughton American
School Handbook Student/Parent Handbook School Year 2007 to 2008

Notes from New Student Orientation:
Notes:
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Under Executive Order 13160, any individual involved in a federally
conducted education and training program (e.g. DoDEA) who believes he or she
has been discriminated against on the basis of race, sex, color, national
origin, disability, religion, age, sexual orientation, or status as a parent
may file a complain with the DoDEA Office of Compliance and Assistance.
Refer to http://www.dodea.edu/
(under Administration – DoDEA Director – Office of Compliance and Assistance)
for detailed information on the scope of the program and how to file a
complaint.
DEVELOPING CHARACTER AT CROUGHTON
CHAIN OF COMMAND-COMMUNICATION
ENROLLMENT AND REGISTRATION PROCEDURES
CHILD ABUSE REPORTING PROCEDURES
STUDENT BEHAVIOR AND EXPECTATIONS
See Appendix E for current rules and consequences for
Student riders
APPENDIX
A SCHOOL YEAR 2006 TO 2007 CALENDAR*
APPENDIX B SCHOOL STAFF SCHOOL YEAR 2006-2007
APPENDIX B DAILY SCHOOL SCHEDULE
APPENDIX C CONTACT INFORMATION
APPENDIX D STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE STUDENT
SUSPENSION
APPENDIX E SCHOOL AND BUS RULES
APPENDIX E SCHOOL BUS TABLE OF CONSEQUENCES (Revised 11
March 2003)
APPENDIX F ASBESTOS INFORMATION LETTER
WELCOME LETTERCAS is dedicated to success for all students. Our students will be kids of character by exploring the meaning of TRRFCC. Students will participate in activities during the school year to help each of them learn to be a true person of character. TRRFCC behavior leads to TRRFCC character.
The following character traits will be the thread that holds the school together:
CHARACTER COUNTS! Six Pillars of Character
T rustworthiness
R espect
R esponsibility
F airness
C aring
C itizenship
Each month the school will focus on one of the Six Pillars of Character. The list is as follows:
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MONTH |
TRAIT |
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September |
Introduction/Overview – Character…what is it |
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October |
RESPECT |
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November/December |
RESPONSIBILITY |
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January |
TRUSTWORTHINESS |
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February |
CARING |
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March |
CITIZENSHIP |
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April/May |
FAIRNESS |
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June |
Review |
It is important that lines of communication
between students, parents, teachers, and principal be kept open. DoDEA, like the military, utilizes a chain of
command. Every attempt will be made to
resolve issues or problems at the school level.
However, if the problem cannot be resolved through either the classroom
teacher or school principal it will be moved to the next level for resolution.
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DoDEA Chain of
Command |
Local
USAF Chain of Command
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Classroom Teacher Unit 5845, DSN: 236-8490
CIV: 01869-810613 |
School Liaison Officer Unit 5855 DSN: 236-8578 CIV:
01280-70-8578 |
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Principal, Dr. Eugene Perillo Unit 5845, Box 15 APO AE 09494-0015 DSN: 236-8490
CIV: 01869-810613 |
Commander, 422nd Air Base Group Unit 5855 APO AE 09494 DSN: 236-8207 CIV:
01280-70-8207 |
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Isles District Superintendent Mr. Ronald McIntire Unit 5185, DSN: 226-7251 CIV: 01869-52-7251 |
Commander, 501st
Combat Support Wing Unit 5010 APO AE 09459 DSN: 238- 2818 CIV:
01638-54-2818 |
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Director, DoDDS-Europe Mrs. Diana J. Ohman, Unit 29649, APO AE 09096 DSN: 338-7615 CIV: 0049-611-380-7565 |