IWCS Military Family Information Page:

 

Registration Information

• When enrolling a new student, please complete the new student pre-registration online and then contact the School Counseling Office at your child's school to complete the registration process.
  
• Registration Process and New Student Pre-Registration Information
• Required Documents for Enrollment: In addition to the documents listed in the link, it is helpful to provide a copy of your child’s most recent report card to assist us in choosing the courses that are the best fit for your child.
  

 

Transferring from an IWCS School:

• Contact the School Counseling Office at your child's school to inform them of your move and request records.

 

Academic Planning and Graduation Requirements for Virginia

• IWCS Program of Studies
• Additional Parent Resources
• Specialty Programs in IWCS
• Special Education Resources in IWCS

 

Additional Resources

• Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunities for Military Families
  
• Military One Source: This resource offers a wide range of content for many aspects of military life.    
  
• Virginia Department of Education’s Military Families webpage

 

Contacts

 

School-Based Military Student Point of Contact

Carrollton Elementary School

Marie Berkeley

School Counselor

[email protected]

757-357-8850

 

IWCS Military Student Point of Contact

Lynn Briggs

Director of Community and Media Relations

[email protected]

 

Military School Liaison for Isle of Wight County Schools

 

Joint Base Langley-Eustis School Liaison

Terrilyn M. Williams

School Liaison Program Manager

Community Commons, Bldg. 61, Room 155

122 Burrell Loop

Hampton, VA 23665

(757) 764-2628 office

(757) 778-5019 cell

Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/langley.schoolliaison

The Navy School Liaison provides seven core services to assist military families and partners with schools:

1.  School Transition Services: During Permanent Change of Station Cycle, School Liaisons assist families with school transfers and help “level the playing field” for military children and youth.
2. Deployment Supports: School Liaison connect educators with Navy deployment support systems to inform them about the cycles of deployment and the tools available to assist educators in working with Navy children.
3. Command, School, and Community Communications: School Liaisons serve as subject matter experts for installation commanders on K-12 issues, helping to connect commands, schools, and community resources.
4. Home School Linkage and Support: School Liaisons assist Navy families by gathering and sharing information on home schooling issues, policies, and legislation from local school districts.
5. Partnerships in Education (PIE): PIE creates a volunteer network of resources to support installation and community members who have a vested interest in the success of all youth.
6. Post-Secondary Preparation: School Liaisons leverage installation and school resources to provide graduating military students with access to post-secondary information and opportunities.
7. Special Needs System Navigation: School Liaisons provide information about installation and community programs and services, make referrals to the Exceptional Family Member Program, and offer assistance in navigating the administrative systems within local education agencies. 

The School Liaison is available to answer all questions about local area schools for the transitioning military families who need assistance with a range of questions regarding the needs of their school age children, from kindergarten to entering college. As the Subject Matter Expert for the Installation Commander, the liaison will stay up-to-date on all local and state level educational issues by learning about the community strengths and concerns.