NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL
NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL - AIM
NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL - AIM
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Specific content of a student record and the procedures for<br />
maintaining those records will vary between training<br />
activities due to the type of training provided and the<br />
method used to store the records. "A" school courses for<br />
example, may require different student information than "F"<br />
school courses. Method of storage may vary based on the<br />
information technology (IT) equipment and software programs<br />
available to a command.<br />
The intent of the following is to standardize the general<br />
information contained in the student records. For this<br />
purpose, all records will contain background data and<br />
student progress data appropriate to the type of training<br />
provided.<br />
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Background data is normally available in the student's<br />
service record and includes student name, age, Social<br />
Security Number, highest educational level attained,<br />
ASVAB scores, test version, and list of technical<br />
schools previously completed.<br />
Student progress data may include test scores,<br />
acceleration data, remediation data, setback data,<br />
counseling data, Academic Review Board actions,<br />
disenrollment disposition, and graduation date/drop<br />
date.<br />
This information may be used to assess the needs of<br />
individual students by identifying students for<br />
possible advanced placement, assisting instructional<br />
personnel in solving individual learning problems, and<br />
determining if course prerequisites have been met.<br />
If students do not meet course prerequisites, a<br />
message will be forwarded to the losing command and<br />
NETC describing the reason the student did not meet<br />
the prerequisite.<br />
7.2. Personal Information Safeguards<br />
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Access to a student record is restricted to the student,<br />
those who maintain student records and those who are<br />
directly involved with the student's training or<br />
evaluation. A record may be disclosed to other DOD<br />
personnel, who have a need for the record in the<br />
performance of their duties, provided this use is<br />
compatible with the purpose for which the record is<br />
maintained. It is the responsibility of all personnel with<br />
access to a student record to prevent the unauthorized<br />
disclosure of personal information contained within it.<br />
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