PCS in Your Future?

If you are scheduled to PCS before the school year is over, now is the time to start gathering information and records. If you have a high school student, preparation is essential to a smooth transition. Credits and placement can easily cause challenges when moving to a new state. Contact the School Liaison to find out how you can prepare.

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Checklist for School Transfers

Homeschooling High School Students

The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) is offering an Expanded Eligibility Pilot Program [E2P2] to military-dependent high school students without access to DoDEA brick-and-mortar schools, the ability to take up to two online courses through the DoDEA Virtual High School. These courses must be used towards graduation requirements. Spring semester applications close JAN 28. There will be another application period for the fall semester.

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Anchored4Life E-Learning

A4L has developed a video series that provides families and caregivers with fun and engaging activities to introduce, practice, and strengthen resiliency life skill development with youth. New videos on Gratitude and Resiliency have just been added. 

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FAPE

FAPE stands for Free Appropriate Public Education. The services delivered through an IEP make education appropriate because they are tailored to fit the child based on their strengths and needs. FAPE is what makes school accessible for a student with a disability.

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Special Education Evaluations

If a student is having a hard time at school and has a known or suspected disability, the school evaluates to see if the student qualifies for special education services. If eligible, the student receives and Individualized Education Program (IEP).

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Scholarship Season

It’s not too late to apply for college scholarships. The School Liaison provides a list of scholarships for military dependent students. You can find the listing on the Navy Life PNW website under CYP - School Liaison, or click the link below. Don’t wait too long! Most scholarship application windows close by the spring.

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Test Prep with Tutor.com

Does your child have the SAT or ACT coming up, or AP testing this spring? Tutor.com for U.S. Military Families, funded by the U.S. Department of Defense and Coast Guard Mutual Assistance, offers The Princeton Review’s SAT/ACT Essentials Program, for FREE as well as AP tutoring.

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Military Child Education Coalition Parent Programs

Mark your calendars and register for the Military Child Education Coalition Parent Education webinar that fits your needs. Once you’ve registered, you will be able to view the live webinar or watch a recorded presentation after the recording is processed. Visit our website for dates and webinar topics. 

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Updated Email Address

Our email address has changed. We want to ensure you can connect with us when you need, so please update our contact information in case you need to reach us: naswi.slo.cnrnw@navy.mil. Please include your full contact information including name and preferred email and/or phone number when replying. 

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