Navy Region Southwest School Liaison Newsletter

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March-April

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Connecting Navy Families, Commands and K-12 Schools

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In this issue:
Current Events . . . . . . . . . . 1 Transition Support . . . . . . . 4 Post-Secondary Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Deployment Support . . . . . 7 Partnerships in Education . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Home School Linkeage . . . 9 Command, School, and Community Connections . . 9 EFMP Resources . . . . . . . 10 Navy School Liaison Contacts . . . . . . . Back Cover
Addressing educational issues that affect military children in Navy Region Southwest.

Current Events
ROUNDTABLE WITH DR. JILL BIDEN
University of Southern California

How To Enroll Your Child into South Bay Union School District
SBUSD Kinder registration begins February 29, 2012. ALL Kinders will attend West View for the 2012-2013 School Year. Kinder Registration for IB and WV will be taken at the Imperial Beach Campus located at 650 Imperial Beach Blvd., Imperial Beach, CA 91932

Registration Forms NRSW School Liaisons attended a roundtable with Dr. Jill Biden on January 19 at the University of Southern California on the Building Capacity for Military-Connected Schools consortium. The consortium consists of eight military-connected school districts in Southern California, funded by the Department of Defense Education Activity and operated by USC. The consortiums intent is to create military-friendly environments in schools, to spread the word about effective programs and resources, and to raise military family awareness among educators, administrators and school counselors. NBPL SLO Robin Williamson, Principal Tanya Belsan from Dewey Elementary School, and military parent Janelle OHara represented one of the programs highlighted during the hour-long roundtable. They discussed the success of Transition Rooms in 11 San Diego military impacted schools and Its a great way to specifically highlighted Deweys Connection have the families Corner. The rooms welcome and help military come in, and you can families acclimate into their new communities just see their anxiety by providing information, resources and ongoing lessen, stated support. These one-stop-shops are meant to Robin Williamson. create and maintain connections between parents, schools, and the community, and are located on the school sites for easy access. Its a great way to have the families come in, and you can just see their anxiety lessen, stated Robin Williamson. They know where to go if they have any questions. Tanya Belsan, principal at Dewey Elementary School in San Diego, calls her transition room The Connections Corner. The room offers military families moving to the community a one-stop-shop for resources she said, noting her school is nearly 90 percent military. We deal a lot with transitions for families in and out, and need to help them acclimate quickly so their children can be successful in school, Tanya noted. They are a wonderful and unique population that need support. To read further on this event, please go to http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=66863 http://www.neontommy.com/news/2012/01/jill-biden-visits-usc-roundtable-m
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To view and print registration forms, please visit: http://www.sbusd.org/site/Default.aspx?PageID=134

Registration Packet
(PLEASE PRINT THE STUDENT REGISTRATION CHECKLIST TO CHECK OFF AS YOU COMPLETE/FAVOR DE IMPRIMIR LA LISTA DE INSCRIPCION ESTUDIANTIL Y MARQUE COMO VAYA COMPLETANDO)

What are the requirements? What should I bring?

In addition to the enrollment packet forms referenced above all students must be registered by a parent/ guardian and provide the documents below: Proof of Residency Children of legal age may attend schools in the district after providing proof of residency. Proof of residency is required to be updated annually. Birth Certificate, or passport. Proof of immunizations against polio, measels, mumps and rubella (MMR), diphtheria, whooping cough, and tetanus -OR- a permanent medical exemption or personal beliefs exemption. (If new to California - Proof of immunization against chickenpox or proof of having had chickenpox) http://www.immunization-sd.org

South Bay Union School District Military Parent Night

April 10, 2012, Bayside Elementary School; 10-11 am
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Current Events

REGISTRATION BEGINNING MARCH 12th, 2012

STARBASE-Atlantis at Naval Base San Diego is offering two FREE Spring Open Enrollment Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education programs from April 2-6 and April 9-13 for 9-12 yearold children of active duty/retired military/ DoD civilian employees/DoD contractor employees and students in the San Diego area. We would like for your children to have the opportunity to attend and experience new and exciting activities in engineering and design. Students will design, and build CO2 rocket cars, use Computer Assisted Design (CAD) software, and participate in fun, hands-on science activities. The program is FREE and will consist of five, fun-filled days of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) activities. Students will learn the basic fundamentals of CAD using PTC CREO software. PTC software is used in 48 of the top 49 engineering universities and in over 4,100 high schools and middle schools. Additionally students will design, construct, decorate and race their own CO2 powered race cars (kits will be provided). We want students to discover the wonderful possibilities that the field of engineering has to offer. Students will learn about design, construction, materials, and the many career opportunities available to engineers. Students will use their creativity and computer tools to measure, collect and interpret data, calculate area, work in groups to solve challenges, and much more. This years classes will be held from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm in the STARBASEAtlantis classroom at Naval Base San Diego, Technical Support Center, 3975 Norman Scott Road, Building 3411, and Room 209. Parents/Guardians will be responsible for transporting their child to and from the classroom each day. Students will also need to bring their own lunch, drinks, and snacks. Students may arrive no earlier than 8 am and must be picked up no later than 2:30 pm each day. We will begin accepting reservations starting at 8 am, March 12, 2012. Please call 619-556-7589 for registration. Registrations will be considered on a first come, first served basis. Registrations will be accepted until the classes are filled or by Noon, March 23, 2012. Program participation will be limited to 35 students per class. Parents must complete an Application, Student Permission for Attendance and Release of Liability, Student Health and Emergency Contact Statement, and Statement of Understanding prior to their child attending the class. Application Packets will be available at the STARBASE-Atlantis classroom located in Bldg. 3411, Room 209, (Training Support Center) Naval Base San Diego from 8 am-3:30 pm Monday-Friday or can be faxed, emailed or mailed to your home address. STARBASE-Atlantis is a dynamic education program for children. We are a partnership between public, private schools, the United States Navy and the Department of Defense. This innovative team, through captivating lessons, unlocks the mysteries of science, technology, engineering and math for children, giving them the skills and confidence they need to excel in school and life. Educated, motivated children are our goal and our future. For more information on the DoD STARBASE program please visit the DoD STARBASE website: http://www.starbasedod.com

CORONADO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT TELETHON!

After 23 years, the Coronado Schools Foundation Telethon is getting a complete makeover. Its being re-imagined and re-energized by a new generation. Coronado School students from CMS and CHS will be producing the event for the first time ever. Under the guidance of their teachers, they will showcase their considerable creativity and skill in digital media, performance and communications. Now known as the ConnectA-Thon, the event will highlight current and lifelong connections between each public school and our Coronado community. It will include
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student-produced videos, live acts and a fresh approach to the old-school format. Connections will go beyond the traditional phone-in to include additional electronic and social media. ConnectA-Thon 2012 will continue to be a major event to support Coronado Schools Foundations funding to promote academic excellence throughout the Coronado Unified School Districts five schools and this years fundraising goal is $160,000. The Connect-A-Thon is under development and will be held Thursday, March 15, 2012 in the Coronado High School Quad and Theatre.
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Current Events
Mentoring and Serving the Children of the Military Community
The Boys & Girls Club of Greater San Diego Cares for our Military Youth
The Boys &Girls Club of Greater San Diego is offering a mentoring program that is open to school age children of our Service men and women.

OPJ MILITATY MENTORING PROJECT

The OJP Mentoring Program is a six (6) week FREE mentoring program where participants will be engaged in activities designed to encourage academic, social and character growth. The program was developed to provide one on one and group mentoring opportunities, as well as provide a safe, fun and caring place for military children after school.

Elements of the Mentor Program

Education and Career Development Character and Citizenship Health & Life Skills

Program Extras and Highlights

In addition to the great programs all participants will be involved in, such as Smart Moves and Project Learn, they also receive: Free membership voucher to the Club After-school fee is waived, while participating in the program Free week of Spring/Summer Day Camp upon complet ion of the mentoring program Free celebratory trip to Legoland upon completion of the mentoring program Free transportation if applicable Why Mentoring Is So Important? Studies have shown that children who are involved in a mentoring relationship are less likely to engage in at-risk behaviors. Mentoring can help children develop healthy relationships with their peers and adults. Mentoring can also help a child have a sense of importance, improve their confidence and help them perform better academically. Contact Your Nearest Club 4S Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . .858-676-2230 Escondido (Baker) . . . . . . .760-745-0515 Escondido (Mitchell) . . . . .760-746-3315 Logan Heights. . . . . . . . . .619-525-1739 Clairemont Mesa. . . . . . . .858-273-1645 Linda Vista . . . . . . . . . . . .858-277-6670 Poway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .858-748-9933 Encanto . . . . . . . . . . . . . .619-263-6407 Ramona . . . . . . . . . . . . . .760-788-7564 National City . . . . . . . . . . .619-477-5445

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Transition Support
Test your knowledge of the Interstate Compact
and what is in it for your military child.
1. School districts may charge parents a reasonable amount to reproduce unofficial records. 2. Students have thirty days after enrollment to obtain a TB test. 3. If a student was in a gifted program in the sending state, then he/she must be placed in a gifted program in the receiving state until the receiving school can complete local assessments. 4. In states where the Compact has been adopted, Impact Aid will follow the student to his/her school. 5. If a school does not offer a course a student was taking in his/her previous school, the district may allow the student to attend that course at another school in the district. 6. The Compact requires that a student will start with the same grade point average (GPA) he/she had in his/her previous school upon enrolling in a new school. 7. A student moving to a different school jurisdiction to accommodate a parents deployment may attend without having to pay tuition. 8. The Compact requires states to change their graduation requirements for military students. 9. If a student does not meet the graduation requirements of the receiving state, then the sending state must provide a diploma. 10. If a student misses cheerleading tryouts, he/she is still eligible to be on the squad. 11. Students must have completed all immunizations within thirty days of enrollment. 12. If a student was taking Advanced Placement (AP) Calculus in the sending state, and there is no room in AP Calculus in the receiving state, the school must begin a new class. 13. If a principal refuses to waive a course requirement even though a similar course was taken in a previous school, the principal must provide a reasonable justification for denial. 14. A school district may waive community service requirements for graduation if the student will not graduate on time. 15. States may accept exit exam results required for graduation from a sending state. 16. If a parent moves to another district within the state, his/her child is covered by the Compact. 17. The Compact covers children of parents on terminal leave prior to retirement. 18. If a student moves to a different school jurisdiction while a parent is deployed but wants to continue to attend the same school, the district must provide transportation. 19. A student may take as many excused absences as he/she wants following a parents deployment. 20. If a student has completed kindergarten in his/her sending state but is not old enough for first grade in the receiving state, he/she must repeat kindergarten. For more information on where in the Interstate Compact to find details on each of the above quiz items visit: http://www.mic3.net - Resources.

Answers: 1. True/2. False/3. True/4. False/5. True/6. False/7. True/8. False/9. False/10. True/11. False/12. False/13. True/4. True/15. True/16. True/17. True/18. False/19. False/20. False

EXTENDED DAY PROGRAM

PRIMETIME
The Cool School
Free before and after school care option through San Diego Unified School District.

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PrimeTime Extended Day Program, which is currently offered at 132 schools within San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD), provides elementary and middle school students with a fun and engaging learning environment. Some sites offer before school care and all 132 offer after school care until 6 pm. PrimeTime offers 60-90 minutes of academic support to promote enthusiasm for learning and building skills in the areas of reading, math, writing, speech and science. Students may also participate in a variety of fun activities with their friends and peers including arts and crafts, learning how to play musical

instruments, dance, writing and performing plays, athletics and educational games. An application, and screening process to determine need, is required to be part of this free program. Applications will be sent home in March to all students at SDUSD and will also be available on the district website through the SDUSD Extended Learning Opportunities Department. The application period runs from March- May; however, all new families are encouraged to apply once they arrive and are enrolled in a school in San Diego.

More information, to include a complete list of schools that offer PrimeTime, can be found at http://www.sandi.net/extended_learning/primetime/
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Post-Secondary Preparation

Transfer of Post-9/11 GI-Bill Benefits to Dependents (TEB)

Eligibility
Any member of the Armed Forces (active duty or Selected Reserve, officer or enlisted) on or after August 1, 2009, who is eligible for the Post-9/11 GI Bill, and: Has at least 6 years of service in the Armed Forces on the date of election and agrees to serve 4 additional years in the Armed Forces from the date of election. Has at least 10 years of service in the Armed Forces (active duty and/or selected reserve) on the date of election, is precluded by either standard policy (service or DoD) or statute from committing to 4 additional years, and agrees to serve for the maximum amount of time allowed by such policy or statute, or Is or becomes retirement eligible during the period from August 1, 2009, through August 1, 2013. A service member is considered to be retirement eligible if he or she has completed 20 years of active duty or 20 qualifying years of reserve service. For those individuals eligible for retirement on August 1, 2009, no additional service is required. For those individuals who have an approved retirement date after August 1, 2009, and before July 1, 2010, no additional service is required. For those individuals eligible for retirement after August 1, 2009, and before August 1, 2010, 1 year of additional service after approval of transfer is required. For those individuals eligible for retirement on or after August 1, 2010, and before August 1, 2011, 2 years of additional service after approval of transfer are required. For those individuals eligible for retirement on or after August 1, 2011, and before August 1, 2012, 3 years of additional service after approval of transfer required.
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Eligible Dependents
An individual approved to transfer an entitlement to educational assistance under this section may transfer the individuals entitlement to: The individuals spouse. One or more of the individuals children. Any combination of spouse and child. A family member must be enrolled in the Defense Eligibility Enrollment Reporting System (DEERS) and be eligible for benefits, at the time of transfer to receive transferred educational benefits. A childs subsequent marriage will not affect his or her eligibility to receive the educational benefit; however, after an individual has designated a child as a transferee under this section, the individual retains the right to revoke or modify the transfer at any time. A subsequent divorce will not affect the transferees eligibility to receive educational benefits; however, after an individual has designated a spouse as a transferee under this section, the eligible individual retains the right to revoke or modify the transfer at any time.

Nature of Transfer
An eligible Service member may transfer up to the total months of unused Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits, or the entire 36 months if the member has used none (unless DoD/DHS limits the number of months an individual may transfer). Family member use of transferred educational benefits is subject to the following:
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Need Money for College?

APPLICATION SUBMISSIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED ON OR BEFORE MARCH 15, 2012!

For the first time in history, service members enrolled in the Post-9/11 GI Bill program will be able to transfer unused educational benefits to their spouses or children starting Aug. 1, 2009.
Each year the Naval Officers Spouses Club (NOSC) of San Diego awards college scholarships to dependent children of military personnel. In addition to the NOSC Scholarships, NOSC administers the Cathy Marie Yakeley Memorial Scholarship which is awarded each year to a spouse of military personnel.
Eligibility:

Spouse:
May start to use the benefit immediately. May use the benefit while the member remains in the Armed Forces or after separation from active duty. Is not eligible for the monthly stipend or books and supplies stipend while the member is serving on active duty. Can use the benefit for up to 15 years after the service members last separation form active duty.

Applicant must be: a dependent child or spouse of an active duty US Navy, US Marine Corps, or US Coast Guard Service Member; a dependent child or spouse of a retired or deceased US Naval, US Marine or US Coast Guard military member; or a dependent child or spouse of an active duty Reservist of the US Navy, US Marine Corps, or US Coast Guard activated for a minimum of nine months. Applicant must reside in the greater San Diego area at the time of application. A dependant child applicant must be graduating from a San Diego area high school in the year of application. Applicant must have applied to an accredited two or four-year institution for full-time undergraduate study. An applicant who accepts an appointment to one of the service academies is not eligible for a NOSC Scholarship.
For more information about these scholarship opportunities and to get an application, visit the NOSC website at:

Child:
May start to use the benefit only after the individual making the transfer has completed at least 10 years of service in the Armed Forces. May use the benefit while the eligible individual remains in the Armed Forces or after separation from active duty. May not use the benefit until he/she has attained a secondary school diploma (or equivalency certificate), or reached 18 years of age. Is entitled to the monthly stipend and books and supplies stipend even though the eligible individual is on active duty. Is not subject to the 15-year delimiting date, but may not use the benefit after reaching 26 years of age.

www .noscsandiego .com/scholarships .html

Free $200 SAT and ACT College Test Prep Programs From eKnowledge for Military
Offer available to all active duty, retired, Veterans, Guard, reservists, DoD employees, and civilians performing military support, plus relatives and dependants of those eligible.

For more information visit: http://www .gibill .va .gov/post-911/post911-gi-bill-summary/transfer-of-benefits .html

To order your FREE software visit: www.eknowledge.com/NavyRegionSW Call: 951-356-4076 (reference Navy Region Southwest)
A small shipping fee of $13.84 applies per standard program (+s/h) for the cost of materials and registration. eKnowledge does not profit from this venture.

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Deployment Support

April is

Child Abuse Prevention

Month April is the month of the Military Child!
Have you hugged your military child?
More than a million children in the United States have a parent serving in the military. In April, we celebrate and recognize these children and their sacrifices. How can a parent provide recognition and let their child know they are loved and treasured? Here are a few ways to communicate this to your child: Praise your child Encourage your child Express physical affection to your child Find some one-to-one time to spend with your child, let them pick the activity or do something you can both enjoy! Play with your child and just have fun together! Help your child find ways to feel good about who they are. We know its tough to be a parent! FFSC offers effective parenting workshops and individual, family, and child counselors. To locate counseling resources or to register for the next workshop, call our Centralized Scheduling Center at 1-866-923-6478. Also, there are so many resources for military parents: School Liaison Officers, FOCUS services, free parenting education, New Parent Support Home Visitation, and so much more. Contact FFSC at 619-556-7404 to learn more about resources that can support you and your family in being healthy, happy, and resilient this April.
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April was first declared Child Abuse Prevention Month by Presidential proclamation in 1983. Since then, April has been a time to acknowledge the importance of families and communities working together to prevent child abuse. The majority of child abuse cases stem from situations and conditions that are preventable when communities are engaged and supportive. Help your Navy community prevent child abuse and neglect by learning about the resources that can support families, in good times and stressful times. Contact FFSC for more information on how you can support April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. You might save a life!

CALLING ALL

SPOUSES
Starting in March the Fleet and Family Support Center will be hosting a Military Spouse Social hour in your area. This is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, let the kids run play, and meet spouses just like you. Each week we will move from one local park to the next sharing stories, resources, and good will. Contact the Fleet and Family Support Center at 619-556-7404 for more information.

Dates and Locations:

First Tuesday of the Month 11 am-12 pm Rohr Park 4548 Sweetwater Road Bonita, CA 91902 Second Tuesday of the Month 11 am-12 pm Big Rock Park 8125 Arlette Street Santee, CA 92071 Third Tuesday of the Month 11 am-12 pm La Mesita Park 8855 Dallas Street La Mesa, CA 91942 Fourth Tuesday of the Month 11 am-12 pm Glorietta Bay Park 1975 Strand Way Coronado, CA 92118
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Partnerships In Education
Your Command Can Be a Partner in Education!
School partnerships can be beneficial for Navy commands and area schools. Sailors get an opportunity to connect with their community while earning community service hours which can be used included in evals, and toward earning the Volunteer Service Medal. The benefits for the schools are insurmountable. Students build positive relationships with our service members and feel additionally connected to their military community. Ultimately it raises awareness of the benefits of working with the military community and helps to support our military children in education

Command Support Opportunities

Provide Navy personnel to be guest speakers at schools Plan field trips to the ship /command to reward students for academics and citizenship Establish a pen pal project or video project with students while ship is deployed. Enhance the students knowledge ofworld g es, running clubs, or special events when ship is in port. Provide tutoring and extra help at homework clubs Assist with school self-help projects Share an expertise or hobby with students These are only a few ways to get involved!
Interested in partnering your Command with a local school? Please contact your School Liaison Program at 619-532-4251

Fieldtrip aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard

[LHD-6]
On February 2, the Military Kids Unite (MKU) group from Dana Middle School embarked on a fieldtrip aboard USS Bonhomme Richard [LHD-6] at Naval Base San Diego. This event was coordinated by the Naval Base Point Loma School Liaison Officer, Robin Williamson, MKU school co-sponsors (Coach Rossenburg and Ms. Garcia), and the Bonhomme Richard Second Class Petty Officer Association (an official Partner of Dana Middle School).
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Home School Linkage

Military Home School Network
We look forward to seeing you there and to supporting you to make this the best school year yet! March 27 2-3 pm Murphy Canyon Youth Center May 29 2-3 pm MCRD Library

Why: To facilitate peer interaction, parent information and resource sharing. Who is invited: ALL military Home School families K-12 are welcome and encouraged to attend. RSVP: Lora Willett at Lora.Willett@navy.mil or at 619-991-2509.

Command, School & Community Connections

Naval Base Ventura County

In January, ABHAN Danny Silva of the USS Theodore Roosevelt (along with the rest of the Navy Boxing Team) went back to his old junior high school, Ocean View Junior High, to share some of his life experiences with current students - and to thank some of the teachers who made his success possible.

On January 3, Capt. Scott Adams, Commanding Officer of Naval Base Point Loma, kicked off a spectacular event at Chesterton Elementary School. His warm positive opening remarks welcomed and thanked the Pearson Foundation which arrived in full force with 200+ volunteers, to give the school a complete make-over. The organization is non-profit and aims to make a difference by promoting literacy, learning, and great teaching. The volunteers hold annual field days across the nation and chose to beautify Chesterton by painting and landscaping the campus. In addition, volunteers visited classrooms to discuss careers and also provided and assembled care packages of plentiful books and t-shirts for families. The San Diego Unified School District staff coordinated this extraordinary project.

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EFMP Resources

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY CONNECTION

Serving exceptional families exceptional service
Building our bridges and connecting each piece. Together we focus on empowerment for improving the quality of lives for our special needs families. Emphasizing support, resources and a social forum to connect and share information. See below for dates and locations.

Childr en Welcom e!

Hosted by Fleet and Family Support Center 6 pm, San Diego Regional Center 4355 Ruffin Road, Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92123

our monthly meeting Will

January 4 February 1 March 7 April 4 May 2 June 6 July 11 August 1 September 5 October 3 November 7 9-10:30 am every third Wednesday of the month Gateway Community Center 2741 Mendonca Drive, San Diego, CA 92110
Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego: 619-524-8086 Naval Base San Diego: 619-556-7218
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focus on the folloWing themes:

Quality of life Health and wellness Military Saves Military Child Appreciation Spouse Appreciation Summer fun Home organization EEMP Game Night Back to School Night Fall Festival Giving Thanks

December 11 Happy Holidays Come meet with other families and build your resource network. For additional and child care options at 619-571-4781 or the front desk at 619-277-4259.
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Your Navy School Liaison Contacts

Shannon Milder
Navy Region Southwest Regional School Liaison Officer shannon.milder@navy.mil 619-532-4251

Robin Williamson

Coastal Schools/Point Loma robin.williamson@navy.mil 858-431-6482

Paula Emmert

Navy Region Southwest Deputy School Liaison Officer paula.emmert@navy.mil 858-349-7678

Monica James

Naval Base Ventura County monica.james@navy.mil 805-989-5211

Lora Willett

Murphy Canyon/ Downtown Feeder Schools lora.willett@navy.mil 619-991-2509

Margaret Gladders
NAS Lemoore margaret.gladders@navy.mil 559-998-2242

Kelly Donahue

Coronado/South Bay/ Imperial Beach kelly.donahue@navy.mil 619-247-9109

Melissa Burns
NAS Fallon melissa.l.burns@navy.mil 775-426-3738

Chanin Massaglia

East County/Santee/ Lemon Grove/El Centro chanin.massaglia@navy.mil 619-247-9082

Tina Wekell

NPS/Monterey ecwekell@nps.edu 831-656-1008

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