Military Families

We are so glad you are here! Please see the information below for resources available for military connected youth as well as information about our DoDEA funded programs currently offered in our district.

Who are Military-Connected Students?

Military-connected students are: children in TK-12 schools, and young adults in Trade Schools, or Institutions of Higher Education (2 or 4 year schools) that are official dependents of a Military Service member. A military-connected student has one degree of separation from their military sponsor; the connection may be biological, because of an adoption, through foster parenting, or with in loco parentis authorization.

Military Family Resources

Operation World Language Success- OWLS

The focus of OWLS is to provide world language opportunities for students at the elementary, middle and high school. Online and tutoring supports are available at the high school to support success with the AP exam as well as obtaining the Seal of Biliteracy. The following schools are participating in OWLS:

Hage, Sandberg, Tierrasanta, Vista Grande, Walker, DePortola, Farb, Wangenheim, Canyon Hills and Mira Mesa

Operation LEAAP

The Mission of Operation LEAAP is to advance mathematics proficiency through enhanced instruction, real world learning and student engagement at five elementary schools and one middle school that serve at least 10 percent military-connected students The following schools are participating in LEAAP:

Link to the LEAAP Website

Schools participating: Crown Point Junior Academy, Fletcher, Hancock, Miller, Perry Taft

Operation QUEST

The goal of Operation QUEST is to build a strong foundation focused on the development of interpersonal and technical skills in grades UTK-5 to increase proficiency in STEAM and promote growth in language arts, math and science and further develop social emotional skills.

Schools participating in QUEST include: Angier, Cabrillo, Chesterton, Dewey, Jones and Mason