FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT POLICY MANUAL

(2) Reimbursable Logistic Support. The installation commander will
provide the following services, as required, and within mission
constraints, to the dependents schools on a reimbursable basis:
maintenance of school equipment, commercial telephone service,
dormitory and school laundry and dry cleaning service, transportation,
U.S. Government vehicle maintenance, utilities, custodial services,
refuse collection, maintenance and repair of school facilities,
maintenance of school grounds, facilities rental, local drayage of
household goods of DoDDS employees, loan of vehicles and
equipment, supplies and equipment obtained from the supporting
installation supply accounts, inpatient or outpatient care of DoDDs
employees and their dependents in military medical facilities, packing
and crating, civilian school bus monitors, transportation between
pupils' residences and dormitory for dormitory students, rental of
equipment required in support of authorized reimbursable services,
civilian personnel and payroll services, accounting and finance
services, costs of minor construction projects (under $100,000),
printing and reproduction services, architectural-engineering services,
data automation services, and entomological services.
(3) Civilian Personnel Administration. Installation commanders are
responsible for providing civilian personnel administration in
accordance with civilian personnel servicing agreements negotiated in
accordance with DoD Directive 1400.16.
(4) Support Agreements. Support agreements between DoDDS and
the military services, which delineate which services are provided on a
reimbursable vice nonreimbursable basis, will be established in
accordance with policies and procedures contained in DoD 4000.19.
e. References. More detailed guidance on financial, administrative, and
logistic responsibilities for DoD Dependents Schools is provided in DoD
Directive 1342.6.
2. DOD SECTION 6 SCHOOLS
a. Departmental Responsibilities. Under the policy guidance of the
Assistant Secretary of Defense (Force Management & Personnel)
(ASD(FM&P)), the DoD Section 6 Schools are intended to provide a free
public education of high quality from pre-kindergarten through grade
twelve for eligible dependent children of U.S. military personnel and
federally employed civilian personnel residing on Federal property within
CONUS and the U.S. possessions, where an adequate education is
unavailable. The DoD Section 6 Schools Office operates as an
organizational element of the DoD Education Activity (DODEA), a DoD
activity under the purview of the ASD(FM&P), and is responsible for
performing all the duties necessary to organize, manage, fund, direct, and
supervise the complete operation of the DoD Section 6 Schools.
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