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Are you Out Processing soon?
Here are some helpful tips.
Contact gaining school counselor for information regarding student re- cords, transfer credits, regulations, and placement.
Have students most recent school records, separated by student. DO NOT PACK WITH HOUSE- HOLD GOODS. Records should include: report cards, transcripts, special needs documents, shot records.
Have address, phone and fax number of current school or alternate location if school has closed, as well as same information for new school, if determined before departure.
Give current school adequate notice of your departure & formally process out of current school.
Deliver all hand carried records to gaining school according to school policy & provide gaining school with previous school information so that records can be requested.
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- Army School Liaison Officer, Ms. Michi Carl
- Commercial:
(845)
938-2092
- DSN: 688-2092
- Fax:
(
845)
938-3809
- Michi.Carl@usma.edu
The School Liaison
Officer works in conjunction with the Child and Youth Services
Division and the local school community to address educational
issues involving military children. Through partnering with the
local and military community, the School Liaison Officer uses a
variety of resources to provide assistance with issues concerning
student transition. The School Liaison Officer acts as a
communication link between the installation and the surrounding
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- School Support Strategy
Army CYS Services School Support initiatives provides a variety of programmatic strategies and resources that help "level the playing field" for transitioning military students. These initiatives prepare schools and installations to respond confidently to the complexities of transitions, and provide Families the assurance that their children's academic well being is a priority.
In/Out Processing
Per AR 600-8-101, all Soldiers with accompanying children/youth (from infant to age 18) will in and out process through Child, Youth and School Services/School Support Services for an explanation of the services of the School Liaison Officer. The School Liaison Officer is located in Building 695, and can be reached at (845) 938-2092.
For more information
contact your School Liaison Officer above.
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YOU MADE THE GRADE!
Initiated in February 2000, the You Made the Grade Program is designed to reward students in grades 1 through 12 for above-average academic achievement and to inspire them to work that much harder. Qualifying students can receive a booklet with various discount coupons on variety of items. To get the booklet, students must present a valid military ID card and proof of an overall "B" or better average to their local BX or PX. The overall objective of this program is to provide an incentive for kids to not only stay in school, but to excel in school.
PROGRAM QUALIFICATIONS
Participating students must be in grades 1 through 12 and attending a public or private school, to include DoDDS. If a child is home-schooled, the student should provide written affirmation of their scholastic aptitude from a parent or other community-authorized education provider. Students must present a valid ID card and proof of an overall B average or better in order to participate.
Students may receive one coupon package for every grade report they receive, but may enter the savings bond drawing only once per calendar quarter. Each coupon package described above will contain an entry form which the customer will mail to an address preprinted on the inside front cover of the coupon booklet. Drawings will be held in January, April, July and October from among all of the entries received by the close of the preceding calendar quarter. |
USMAPS Cadet Candidates, who have endured a parent deployment, share in
a conversation with students from the WP Middle School Deployment Student Luncheon. |
West Point Middle School AVID and Robotics students visited the USMA Robotics Lab!
They learned how to build, wire, control and program robots for a particular task!
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