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Shaw Air Force Base

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Exceptional Family Member Program

Education Directory

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  • Air Force

    Exceptional Family Member Program Support Services

    Airman and Family Readiness Center – Family Support

    524 Stuart Avenue

    Building 1127

    Shaw AFB, SC 29152

    COMM phone number for Shaw Air Force Base Exceptional Family Member Program Support Services

    803-895-1253

    FAX phone number for Shaw Air Force Base Exceptional Family Member Program Support Services

    803-895-1105

    DSN phone number for Shaw Air Force Base Exceptional Family Member Program Support Services

    312-965-1253

    DSNFAX phone number for Shaw Air Force Base Exceptional Family Member Program Support Services

    312-965-1105

    Mon - Fri 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sat and Sun - closed
    MAPMap: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=+Airman+and+Family+Readiness+Center+–+Family+Support,+524+Stuart+Avenue,+Building+1127,+Shaw+AFB+SC+29152

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Content Intro

Education Directory Overview

The Education Directory for Children with Special Needs was developed to support military families who have children (birth through 21) with special educational needs. Military families can consult the directory for information on special-needs issues and listings of national and local resources for early intervention (for infants and toddlers) and special education services (for school-age children).

Subtopics

The Education Directory for Children with Special Needs provides information to help you make informed educational decisions for your child with special needs. The directory provides information about:

  • Different kinds of resources for school-age children with special needs
  • Early intervention service providers and resources for infants and toddlers
  • How to locate early intervention agencies and public school districts near your new installation before you move
  • How to make moving and school transitions easier

The directory has two parts: