• Military Home Front
• Special Needs Toolkit
• TRICARE
• National Institute of Mental Health
• Disabilities Rights of California

• Wrights Law
• Specialized Training of Military Parents [STOMP]
• California Department of Education
• US Department of Education
• TASKMIL
• Military Impacted Schools Association
• SAS Institute Online Curriculum [Please contact the School Liaison for the password]

If you plan to move or change schools, you need to get reliable information
about the schools you are considering. These websites will help:

Great Schools is an independent, non-profit organization that provides
parents with information and tools to choose schools and support their
children's education. Great Schools has information about public schools,
private schools, charter schools, home schools, No Child Left Behind, and
school choice options. http://www.greatschools.net/

School Matters is a site where parents, educators and leaders can view
performance, spending, and demographic information for schools and school
districts in any state. http://www.schoolmatters.com/

SOAR (Student Online Achievement Resources) is a program for military
families and the school districts that serve them. It aims to address the
unique challenges facing military children in our nation's public schools,
while benefiting the overall student population. Military families can
register online to find state specific education information.
http://www.soarathome.com/

School Quest from the Military Child Education Coalition is designed for
military families, SchoolQuest is a safe, secure online resource.
SchoolQuest is organized so that you can access information that the MCEC
has gathered to help you make decisions on future schools for your children.
http://www.militarychild.org/military-parent/schoolquest/

Interstate Compact Military families face extraordinary challenges.  The interstate compact is a tool states are enacting to assist families with school aged children. This compact is an agreement between participating states.  The below link will allow you to read about this agreement, see which states have enacted it, and see how it affects military families who have children with special needs.  If you have further question, please contact the School Liaison or Click HERE to visit their website.