School Liaison Program Management

Our mission at the School Liaison Program Management Office is to help our Youth meet their proper educational needs. We are committed to outreach, advocacy, and partnership initiatives that generate real-time solutions for military-connected students. This includes children from Pre-Kindergarten to grade 12 as they face global educational challenges and transitions.

The Davis-Monthan School Liaison Program Management Office works for the base to resolve education issues and develop programs impacting military children. Parents and community members with questions on school-age dependent education programs can contact the School Liaison Program Manager.

Programs & Services

The School Liaison Program Manager is a community facilitator; connecting schools, families, and community services to resolve education issues impacting military children. Parents and community members with questions on school-age dependent education programs can contact the SLPM.

Regional Education Expertise
Homeschool Resources
Computer Lab

Operation Homefront Backpacks
Education Resource Library
Children's Library

Special Needs / EFMP
School Supplies
Scholarship Information

Childcare Alternatives for Special Needs

The School Liaison Program Manager has resources available about local special needs organizations that provide alternatives to traditional schools and childcare services.

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Special Offer

The 7 C's of School Liaison Program Managers

Connecting schools, families, and communities to meet the unique needs of PreK-12 military-connected students
Cultivating communication pathways between families, schools, community stakeholders, and the military

Customizing real-time solutions for military-connected students facing transitional barriers and educational gaps
Collaborating with community stakeholders to build a platform for enhanced educational opportunities and partnerships
Comprehensive professional development for educators to understand the military lifestyle

Constructing a network of extensive resources for building resilient communities
Creating a system of support for military-connected students experiencing parental deployment or separation

Our mission at the School Liaison Program Management office is to help our Youth meet their proper educational needs. We are committed to outreach, advocacy, and partnership initiatives that generate real-time solutions for military-connected students. This includes children from Pre-Kindergarten to grade 12 as they face global educational challenges and transitions.

Local Information

Helpful Links

The following links may provide further information about regional schools and education options. Please call the School Liaison Office with any questions.

Tucson School Districts

Davis-Monthan Schools & Resources

Special Education

Military OneSource has special needs experts that can help you research services you may be eligible for in your new area and state-specific programs that may be beneficial to your child.
Yellow Pages for Kids with Disabilities lists educational consultants, psychologists, diagnosticians, health care specialists, academic tutors, speech-language therapists, advocates, and attorneys in each state along with government programs, grassroots organizations, special education schools, and parent support groups.
National Association for Child Development
LD Online
Online Asperger Syndrome Information & Support

Scholarship Information

FastWeb is a personalized search of more than 180,000 scholarships
Big Future is a personalized search of scholarships, fellowships, loans, and other financial aid programs
College Connection Scholarships
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
College Scholarship Search Profile

Other Helpful Websites