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Navy
School Liaison
2691 Mitscher Road
Bldg. 414
Washington, DC 20373
202-433-2566
202-200-8654
Horace Franklin Cell Phone
Contact information for key programs and services at this installation.
Each installation provides information about the types of schools and programs offered on or near your installation for your child. Learn about the types of programs, guidelines and requirements for each school. Whether you choose to send your child to a Department of Defense School, a private school or public school, your installation can help you explore all of your options to make the right decision for you and your child.
Depending on where you decide to live will determine what school your child will be zoned to. There are numerous school districts in the National Capital Region. Review the states' website to locate information about your particular school. District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia. The JBAB School Liason Officer (SLO) can also provide more information - 202-706-3618.
JBAB SLO: Alonso Hay
alonso.hay.1@us.af.mil
202-706-3618
Washington, DC
Washington, D.C. a child is eligible for kindergarten if he/she is five years old on or before 30 September of the school year. All day pre-care is available for four year-olds on or before 31 December of the school year.
Documents needed to enroll: birth certificate or equivalent, legal proof of residence, and verification of physical exam within the last twelve months. Proof of immunization is required. The transferee must furnish a previous record (such as a report card or a transfer slip) indicating grade level assignment, immunizations and physical exam records, official verification of date of birth and proof of residence.
Maryland
In Maryland, a child must be 5 years of age on or before 1 September of the school year in which he/she register for kindergarten. Documents needed to enroll: birth certificate or equivalent, legal proof of residence, and verification of physical exam within the last twelve months. Proof of immunization is required. The transferee must furnish a previous record (such as a report card or a transfer slip) indicating grade level assignment, immunization and physical exam records, official verification of date of birth and proof of residence. For specific information about Maryland area schools, call or write to the particular office of public schools.
Virginia
In Virginia, a child may enter kindergarten if he/she turns age 5 on or before 30 September. Parents of children who will be age 5 before 1 October and before 1 November may petition for the enrollment of their child and must receive counseling on the advisability of their attending kindergarten. Social security number for the children are required for enrollment.
For specific information about Virginia area schools, call or write to the particular office of public schools.
If you need more information contact the Regional School Liaison Officer at 202-404-1652 or the Housing Specialist at the Housing Welcome Center at 800-210-0139.
Depending on where you decide to live will determine what school your child will be zoned to. There are numerous school districts in the National Capital Region. Review the states' website to locate information about your particular school. The District public schools offer specialized programs and academics. These programs are mainstreamed into the neighborhood schools that also admit students through an attendance boundary. The capacity for these specialized programs is capped at a level determined by the school. Schools have their own application and conduct their own lottery. Application for admission must be made directly to schools. District of Columbia Maryland or Virginia.
School Liaison Officer- JBAB SLO
Alonso Hay
The School Liaison Officer is the primary point of contact between a Military Installation, the Local School Administration, parent, and the Community at large. This office supports families with inbound/outbound school transfers and provides information on local schools, assists with school choice and provided information on home schooling options, graduation requirements, and post-secondary preparations. The school Liaison can assist you whether you live on base or in the community and is a wealth of knowledge for anyone coming to the D.C. metro area with school- aged children. Please contact this office at 202-433-0942 with any questions.
Private School
There are numerous private schools located in the Washington, DC area. These include religiously affiliated schools, Montessori schools, schools for the arts, and others. The Association of Independent Schools of Greater Washington will be a valuable resource in assisting you. The Association of Independent Schools of Greater Washington provides co-ed, boys, girls and pre-school, nursery and kindergarten private school information in the metropolitan area. Call or write today to obtain the information that you are looking for.
Another resource for private schools is the Washington Parent magazine. You can access this magazine online.
Check the yellow pages for more listings of private schools if you do not find the particular school that you are looking for or you can contact the Housing Welcome Center for assistance at 800-210-0139.
Throughout the National Capital Region there are numerous opportunities for Adult Education. Local area High Schools and Technology Centers offer a variety of opportunities to further your education. Navy College Office (NCO) can assist you in seeking out the program you are looking for. Visit a NCO and find out how to:
JBAB College/Technical Training
202-284-4438
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