Scott AFB - Airman & Family
Readiness Center
About Us
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The presence of commercial and external hyperlinks doesn't constitute endorsement by the A&FRC, Scott AFB, AMC, the USAF, or the Department of Defense
(DoD), of the external web site, or the information, products or services contained therein.
Eligibility Statement: DoD Personnel & families - including military members, all Service & Guard, Reserve, military retirees, DoD civilians, NAF personnel & immediate family members. Other uniformed services include US Coast Guard, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, uniformed State Department personnel, Public Health Service personnel & members of units assigned or attached to a US installation.
Contact us at: aafrc@us.af.mil
Call us at: (618) 256-8668
For all TAP related inquires please e-mail 375FSS.AFRC.TAP@us.af.mil
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PARENT ADVOCATE FOR STUDENTS & SCHOOLS
VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION
JOB TITLE: Parent Advocate for Student & School (PASS)
Committee Volunteer
COORDINATOR: Dr. Cynthia Doil, Jessica Barattini
STATEMENT OF JOB
The purpose of the PASS committee is to provide a forum for parents who live within the school districts surrounding Scott AFB or work at Scott AFB the opportunity to mentor parents, peer to peer. Identify needs and build workshops to garner smooth transition for military children/students from one school to another and/or grade to grade.
Prepare parents to be proactive and ready for school issues that may surface. PASS understand that a successful education experience can provide a life time of benefits and parents advocating for children’s educational rights is paramount to ensure academic success and positive school outcomes.
- SPECIFIC JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Active participant by attending PASS planning group meetings. Identify and promote future workshops, addressing the multiple issues military families encounter.
- The volunteer encourages parents to interface with each other through PASS meetings and workshops. The volunteer promotes and supports parent and community involvement within the schools and home school programs.
- Volunteer continuously sharing information with parents empowering advocates for their child ensuring that he/she receives all the resources necessary to succeed academically.
- Volunteer could also be active in the A&FRC Military Child Education Resource Library, by organizing and restocking resources, researching new items to be included in the library.
EQUIPMENT OR MACHINES REQUIRED TO OPERATE: Volunteer can utilize computers, printers, shredder, fax machine and copier in Resource Room or in Volunteer work-area in Loan Locker area (both located in A&FRC)
ADDRESS WHERE DUTIES ARE TO BE PERFORMED: 404 W. Martin St., Bldg, 1650 or where volunteers identifies
DAYS OF WORK: To be determined by Volunteer; A&FRC is open Monday – Friday
HOURS PER DAY: To be determined by Volunteer, A&FRC is opened from 7:30-4:30
APPROPRIATE DRESS: Business Casual
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