The School Liaison Program Manager (SLPM) is the central point of contact for commanders, military families, and local school systems on school-related matters for grades Pre-K-12.  They connect families, communities, and schools and are known as the base education office for K-12.  They advocate, advise, and build alliances to help address education concerns/issues of the Total Force and offer a network, to educate and provide information/referral for both military families and school districts. 

SLPMs help to ease the transition form one school to another (before and after a move) and help with navigating the school systems to ensure our military youth are given the opportunity to achieve their highest potential for academic success at any assigned location. 

Services provided but are not limited to: Transition Support (School Districts & Boundaries), Alternative Schooling Options/Support (Private, Parochial, Charter and Homeschool), Deployment Support, College & Career Readiness, Scholarship Resources, Parent Workshops, School District Professional Development and Military Interstate Compact Compliance Support.  SLPM services are open to all DoD ID Card holders, Educators who service Military Students, and Community Partners within the Pre-K-12 Education realm.

SLPMs represent military families at the Stated MIC3 Council and at National level advisory boards.  Parents, school personnel and community members with questions on school-age military child education are encouraged to contact their local School Liaison Program.