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Deck 1: Leadership Capacity Domain
Standard 1.5
Standard 1.5
The governing authority adheres to a code of ethics and functions within defined roles and responsibilities.
The governing authority adheres to a code of ethics and functions within defined roles and responsibilities.
Impact Statement
Impact Statement
The Pacific East District adheres to all organizational and federal policies that have led to consistent implementation and enforcement of a code of ethics, as evidenced by:
Creating strong partnerships with our association partners
Partnering with the Center for Early Dispute Resolution (CEDR) to promote positive culture
Adopting the Department of Defense system for mandated trainings, the Defense Acquisition University (DAU-Cornerstone)
Communicating ethical business behavior practices and implementing that behavior into the workplace
Establishing and following standards of conduct
Establishing uniform school and faculty handbooks aligned to the organization’s mission and vision
Adhering and enforcing civil rights laws related to the workplace according to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commision (EEOC)
Our Journey to Excellence
Our Journey to Excellence
Past
Past
Since DoDEA is a Federal Government organization, all headquarters, regional, district, and school-level personnel are required to complete annual training on Federal Government and military code of ethics and conflict of interest. In the past, each school, district, region, and headquarters were responsible for records management. All employees were encouraged to keep a copy of their completed training certificates. At the beginning of SY 20-21, DoDEA began delivering all required training online through Cornerstone at Defense Acquisition University (DAU).
Present
Present
As of SY 21-22 all DoDEA employees continue to complete all required code of ethics and conflict of interest training via Cornerstone at Defense Acquisition University (DAU). Each employee has a transcript documenting their training completion.
Future
Future
Moving forward, the Pacific East District will continue to adhere to the agency's training requirements, and will build additional professional learning based on district and employee needs.
Packaged Evidence
Packaged Evidence
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Northeast Asian Teachers Association (NEATA) Partnership
Northeast Asian Teachers Association (NEATA) Partnership
Why
Why
The Pacific East District partners with the Federal Education Association (FEA) to promote a high quality learning environment that benefits teachers and their students. Samples of outcomes from the partnership are monthly JCC meetings at the school and district level, professional learning days with school site principals and the Federal Education Association's Faculty Representative Spokesperson (FRS), and the continuation of collaborative efforts with the union in decision making.
The formal agreement between the agency and FEA is the “Negotiated Agreement.”
Supporting Evidence
Supporting Evidence
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DoDEA Annual Mandatory Training in DAU-Cornerstone
DoDEA Annual Mandatory Training in DAU-Cornerstone
Why
Why
DoDEA personnel are required to complete a series of mandatory training annually to remain in compliance with DoD regulations and improve organizational effectiveness.
The Pacific East utilizes DoDEA’s online comprehensive learning platform to conduct a multitude of training, including ethic training. This system provides all DoDEA employees with an individualized professional learning platform that helps to sustain and grow the DoDEA workforce.
DoDEA Center for Early Dispute Resolution
DoDEA Center for Early Dispute Resolution
CEDR (DoDEA's Center for Early Dispute Resolution) is a neutral, confidential resource that assists DoDEA and its employees in addressing and managing conflicts and disputes in a constructive manner, at the earliest possible time, and at the lowest possible level.
DoDEA Employee Standards of Conduct and Ethics Handbook
DoDEA Employee Standards of Conduct and Ethics Handbook
The DoDEA Employee Standards of Conduct and Ethics Handbook provides expectations, regulations, policies, and guidance for maintaining ethical employee conduct.
Uniformed Student and Faculty Handbooks
Uniformed Student and Faculty Handbooks
The Pacific East has implemented an aligned digital handbook to ensure equitable procedures across the district that have strong ethics and high expectations for codes of conduct.
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