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The quarterly school liaison magazine includes educational information and resources that positively impact school-age military and DOD affiliated children and their families within Joint Region Marianas, Guam.

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elcome to our Joint Region Marianas (JRM) School Liaison Officer (SLO) magazine! This is one of the ways we provide ongoing communication to our families across the beautiful island of Guam. This quarterly publication, TOLLAI EDUKASION, is designed to highlight various programs, events and people that are the heart of our military educational programs.

It is our goal to continue to BRIDGE partnerships by connecting with families, installations, schools, Child & Youth Programs and the community. If you have news stories or future events you wish to include in the TOLLAI EDUKASION Magazine, please email us at sloguam@fe.navy.mil.

Thank you for your support!

Ms. Barbara Askey & Ms. Christine Monroe SCHOOL CONNECTIONS STAY ON TARGET CONTACT YOUR SCHOOL LIAISON OFFICERS

Moving to a different state?

Check out the Interstate Compact information on page 7.

Special Needs Considerations.

Are you in EFMP? Navy FFSC, Guam EFMP CDL (671) 333-2056 Andersen AFB EFMP Coordinator (671) 366-2853 Naval Hospital EFMP Coordinator (671) 344-9564 Does it affect your child's education?

Do you know your School Liaison Officer, Key Spouse, Ombudsman, and Family Readiness Group/Officer?

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Welcome from Editors Recognition School Transition Support Deployment Support Special Needs System Navigation Partnerships in Education Command, School, Community Homeschool Linkage Support Post-Secondary Preparation Child & Youth Programs

ON THE COVER: Students of Guam High Band played for the Change of Command Ceremony for the USS Key West. Wednesday, the 13th of November, 2019 at Sierra Pier, Naval Base Guam. (Photo by Mass Communications Specialist 2nd Class Kelsey J. Hockenberger).

OMBUDSMAN APPRECIATION EVENT - 2019 -

U.S. Navy photos by Alana Chargualaf & Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Devyn Gibson SANTA RITA, Guam (Sept. 20, 2019) - Forty ombudsmen, serving under Joint Region Marianas and its tenant commands, were recognized during the annual Ombudsman Appreciation Luncheon Sept. 20 at Torpedoes & Tomahawks at U.S. Naval Base Guam in Santa Rita. One by one, each of the ombudsmen approached the stage, with their spouses, support teams, and command leadership, to receive tokens of appreciation for their volunteer duties, as liaisons between their military commands and the families within it.

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SCHOOL TRANSITION SUPPORT AYUDUN TINILAIKA GI ESKUELA

Written by Christine Monroe, School Liaison Officers On October 23, 2019, 166 attendees met in Colorado Springs for the Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission Annual Business meeting. The group included State Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission Commissioners, Service Representatives, DODEA representative, School Liaisons, and presenters. The group met to continue working together to secure fair and equal treatment for the children of our highly transient uniformed services population.

The meeting included policy discussions, reports on committee work that transpired throughout the year-including the development of a new MIC3 strategic plan, and presentations for the State Commissioners from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), US Public Health Service, NAFISDC on Impact Aid, and a presentation from Colorado: Building Resilience-Socio-Emo-

tional Wellness and Systems of Support. The breakout sessions were trainings on the Duties and Responsibilities of a State Commissioner and State Councils, Case Studies discussions, and Legal Perspectives of the Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission.

The MIC3 was developed in 2006 and adopted by all 50 states and the District of Columbia and the Department of Defense Education Activity (DODEA). The compact eases the educational challenges that uniformed services children encounter, and supports uniform treatment as they transfer between school districts in public schools. Some of the issues covered by the MIC3 are enrollment, placement and attendance, and graduation. Contact your School Liaison Officers, Christine Monroe at 671 349-1141 or Barb Askey at 671 349-6251, if you have questions or would like us to brief at any of your meetings.

MILITARY FAMILY GUIDE TO SCHOOL TRANSITIONS If you are moving and your children will attend a new school, be sure to consider the following as you transition: • Organize School Records

• Connect with School Liaisons • Get to Know Your Local School Board • Meet with a School Special Needs or Advanced Placement Director

• Compile School Contact Information

• Get Familiar with the Interstate Compact - Tell the new school you are a military family

• Familiarize Yourself with School Curriculum (photograph the text book covers)

• Take Advantage of Military Parent Resources - Tutor.com is free and available 24/7

• Know Your Child’s Interests

To learn more visit militaryfamiliesforhighstandards.org

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Anchored4Life Club – Transition & Resiliency Compiled by School Liaison Officers

October 2019 Anchored4Life (A4L) Team Leaders and their advisors participated in Anchored4Life Training held at McCool and Andersen Elementary Schools, Andersen Middle School and Naval Base Guam and Andersen Child and Youth School Age Care Programs.

Anchored4Life (A4L) is a student led club with selected student Team Leaders with oversight by an adult advisor. The

Anchored4Life Naval Base Guam Child and Youth Programs Team Leaders goal of A4L Club is to help children and youth better connect with peers and community during transitions such as PCS

moves, Deployments, Reintegration and Reunion, grief and loss and divorce. An A4L Team of students lead the A4L Club at their site and choose to implement club features such as giving a tour, sharing positive and inspiring quotes at the site, distributing special kits for support during transitions, teaching transition and resiliency skills, engaging in service projects for the community, support through monthly meetings and a new quarterly showcase. A4L is a CNIC funded program designed to build confident leaders who inspire others by contributing to a caring and supportive environment.

Anchored4Life Andersen Child and Youth Programs Team Leaders practice delivering an activity.

McCool Elementary School Team Leaders, Advisor and School Liaison Officer.

Andersen Elementary School Anchored4Life Team with current Team Leaders and the 8 newly trained Team Leaders.

Andersen Middle School Team Leaders, Advisers, School Liaison Officer and Anchored4life Trainer.

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DEPLOYMENT SUPPORT AYUDU PARA I MAN APATTÁO

Hearts Apart 2019

Harvesting Memories Fall Painting

On 15 Nov 2019, the Andersen AFB Airman & Family Readiness Center hosted a special Hearts Apart event in celebration of Thanksgiving. Families of deployed service members walked away with a heart full of gratitude and a beautiful painting of their own making courtesy of Canvas by Fawn.

DODEA BUS TRANSPORTATION NEEDS YOUR HELP

Please pass this on to anyone moving to Guam READ BEFORE SIGNING A HOUSING LEASE If you are interested in living in a specific area on Guam, please email the street address to GUAM.STO@DODEA.EDU before signing a housing lease as some housing areas are very difficult to service and your child’s bus stop may be further than you would like.

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SPECIAL NEEDS SYSTEM NAVIGATION ESPESIAT NA EDUKASIÓN PARA I ESTUDIANTE

MyNavy Family Mobile Application Updated 2019

An official U.S. Navy mobile application produced by the PMW 240 Program

What is the MyNavy Family app?

The MyNavy Family application is the first tool by the U.S. Navy developed for Navy spouses and Sailors’ families that combines authoritative information from more than two dozen websites into a single, convenient application.

In addition to a wealth of useful content, the app offers several features: Military Installation Search Find information about every military installation around the world with contact information, base map, programs, and services, plus an overview of its mission.

MyNavy Career Center Get help and information with this 24/7 resource for help and information, with in-app ability to call or send an email to a customer service representative.

TOPICS OF INTEREST Available information and resources cover a wide variety of topics within the following categories: 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

New Spouse Mentorship & Networking Employment & Adult Education Family Financial Planning* Parenthood Special Needs Family Support Moving & Relocation

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Service Member Deployment Emotional Support Services Recreation, Lodging, Shopping & Travel Family Emergencies Transition & Retirement Parents & Family Members of Sailors* Survivors Resources*

* New features in the November release.

Emergency Contacts Access websites and phone numbers for immediate support from a range of organizations, such as National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Sexual Assault Crisis Support, National Domestic Violence Hotline, and others.

Calendar Add dates and events to calendars associated with a user’s mobile devices.

Content Sharing Share information by using other mobile device applications, such as email, SMS text, and iMessage.

Feedback Provide input about the app content and use.

Google Play App Store: Click HERE to download app.

Apple iTunes App Store: Click HERE to download app.

Learn more & download the app here: applocker.navy.mil Distribution Statement A: Approved for public release and unlimited distribution.

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PARTNERSHIPS IN EDUCATION DINAñA PARA I EDUKASIÓN I FAMGUON

EDUCATION & VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

By Karen Fahland

Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers education loans and grants for undergraduate college classes. More information can be found at our website www.nmcrs.org NMCRS on Naval Base Guam also offers volunteer opportunities for high school students to include sorting coupons, working in our Thrift store, and crocheting.

Congratulations!

Photo by: Donna Rhodes, Teacher Andersen Elementary School; Submitted by Kristina J Bertucco, Student Council Advisor, Andersen Elementary School, Guam USA

Andersen Elementary School 2019/2020 Student Council Officers PRESIDENT: Ky'Lee Marion-Dial VICE PRESIDENT: Alexis Antolin SECRETARY: Delilah Gjere TREASURER: Jordan Way

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Andersen Elementary School Student Council Advisor, Kristina Bertucco, invites volunteers with base access to assist with Student Council Service Projects.

Volunteers will mentor and guide future leaders.

Contact: Kristina Bertucco, Student Council Advisor.

Email: kristina.bertucco@dodea.edu | School Office: (671) 366-1511

These opportunities are vital for National Honor Society, ROTC and college applications as they show community volunteerism. We track these hours and are able to provide official documents for verification.

Call our office at 564-1879 for more information.

GUAM RECEIVES VISIT FROM SPECIAL GUEST Photos by Jean Chabanne, Protocol Officer, Marine Corps Activity Guam Mrs. Molly Banta, wife of Major General Edward Banta, Marine Corps Installation Command, visited Guam November 12-16, 2019 meeting with spouses and viewing available services to better understand the quality of life available on Guam. She visited Single Sailor housing, the commissary, Exchange, and several MWR facilities. One of her school stops was on International Kindness Day at the Andersen Elementary School where she asked if she could read to and interact with some students. A second grader selected the book Be Kind, to go with the theme of the day, and Mrs Banta read to the excited group of Mrs Atkins’ second graders. At the USO in Tumon Mrs Banta toured the facility with Mr Lebita and met with a group of service providers and Marine spouses.

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COMMAND, SCHOOL, COMMUNITY

ATORIDAT I MILITAT, I ESKUELA, YAN I KOMUNIDAD

McCool Elementary 5th grade STEM Day Fun! Photos by Nadia Horn, JRM Marketing Graphic Artist

During October 31, 2019 McCool Elementary School 5th grade STEM Day funded by the PTO, students were amazed by the science of slime, dry ice, black lights and many other experiments.

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HOMESCHOOL LINKAGE SUPPORT

AYUDUN EDUKASIÓN PARA I FAMAGUON GI GIMA HOME SCHOOL SUPPORT CONTACTS IN GUAM: Navy Homeschool Group Point of Contact: Email: Kristinawolk@yahoo.com Facebook: Guam Military Christian Homeschoolers Facebook: Guam Christian Homeschool Co-op- GCHC Apra View Homeschool Community: Facebook: Apra View Homeschool Community Andersen AFB Homeschool Group Point of Contact: Email: englishlindsey@gmail.com Facebook: Andersen AFB Homeschool Group Guam Home School Association: www.guam-hsa.org Email: guamhsa@gmail.com Guam Homeschool Resource Center www.guamhomeschool.com Email: guamhomeschool@gmail.com Phone: (671) 483-3748

Homeschool Support Group Meeting HOSTED BY JRM SCHOOL LIAISON OFFICERS

On Saturday October 5, 2019, Homeschool parents came together at the USO in Tumon to share loads of information about curriculum, records, testing, books and materials, field trips and more.

Through the buzz of excitement parents new to homeschooling or considering homeschooling were able to get a variety of pertinent and timely advice from experienced homeschooling parents.

Several participants mentioned Facebook is the best place to connect with services and activities on Guam.

Classical Conversation Guam Email: allisoncookcc@gmail.com Facebook: Classical Conversation Guam Child and Youth Programs: Youth Sports, Teen Center, School-age Care Phone: (671) 339-6130 Naval Base Guam (671) 366-1640 Andersen AFB

FREE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN AVAILABLE ONLINE

www.storylineonline.net Books are read to children on YouTube, but the text is printed on the screen as they read. The readers are actors from the Screen Actors’ Guild.

International Children’s Digital Library http://en.childrenslibrary.org/

DoDEA Guam Community Superintendent, Ms. Gail Wiley, was there as well and gave information about eligible homeschoolers taking classes, sports and other activities and services as well as dual high school/college credit.

Oxford Owl www.oxfordowl.co.uk/home/reading-owl/find-a-book/library-page#

Guam Homeschool Association (GHSA) spoke on the IOWA standardized testing opportunities through them, GHSA services, sports, & Facebook. GHSA provided a handout of numerous on-island resources for field trips, foreign languages, art, music, dance, gymnastics, other sports and their GHSA services. She mentioned relationships are critical on Guam and encouraged everyone that wants to host a special event to go to the venue and for a face to face conversation for the best results.

Amazon.com Kindle Free books for children. If you have a Kindle, most of the books are free for a Kindle edition. (The hardcover or paperback editions are NOT free, so select carefully.)

School Liaison Officers offered numerous handouts, including one on CLEP testing. The majority of participants felt the meeting was very helpful to them.

Project Gutenberg has over 59,344 free ebooks to download. Most of the children’s books are for older children. www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?query=children

If a Military or DoD affiliated parent would like to be included in a Homeschool Distribution List, please email sloguam@fe.navy.mil or call one of the School Liaison Officers at 349-1141 or 349-6251.

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Free Storybooks online www.magickeys.com/books Free Stories to Download www.freechildrenstories.com At the bottom you can select books for the right age.

Free Children’s Books freekidsbooks.org/reading-level/children

POST-SECONDARY PREPARATION

PREPARASION PARA I LA GRADU EDUKASION I MANTAK’HILU

IN-STATE COLLEGE TUITION FOR MILITARY DEPENDENTS

By Christine Monroe, JRM SLO

INTRODUCE ADVENTURE INTO YOUR LIFE STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES | BECOME A LEADER Join this residential program designed for young adults who want to serve full-time, on a tight-knit team.

AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) is a team based residential national service program ages 18-24 for members.

NCCC teams involve themselves in service projects around the country. NCCC provides free housing, food, Uniforms, travel, living stipend, and Segal college grant upon completion in the amount of $6K. For more information view: www.nationalservice.gov/programs/ americorps/americorps-programs/americorps-nccc . Or contact Frederick "Fritz" Noren, Unit Leader/Trainer, Americorps NCCC, North Central Region, Phone: 319.472.9664 Ext 30, Iphone: 202.200.8808 Email: fnoren@cns.gov

Did you know active duty military dependents may have the advantage of college in-state tuition in three states? They are eligible in each of the states their parents are a resident in; common residence indicators are maintaining a driver’s license, vehicle registration, voting, and filing taxes there. The third state option for active duty military dependents is the state the sponsor is assigned in. The Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 requires that states offer in-state tuition to military family members who move to a state due to their active duty military member’s service (PCS). The students do not need to meet any other residency requirements. Additionally, the students may keep the in-state tuition as long as they are continuously enrolled in that state.

Your best course of action is ALWAYS contact the schools your child is interested in attending. Many schools have special tuition programs for children using the sponsor’s GI Bill or the Yellow Ribbon programs-in some cases private school tuitions may be as low as that of the state school under their special programs. Be sure to ask each school for their list of scholarships and grants, along with doing scholarship and grant research online.

Military retirees’ and other veterans are offered in-state tuition and discounts in some schools as well. Connecting with each of the schools will provide you with the information you need to make the best decisions for your family. You may also discover scholarships and other considerations and discounts you were not aware of at each of the schools you contact.

Looking for Ways to Lower the Cost of College?

By Christine Monroe, JRM SLO

The expense of college is sky rocketing!

One of the ways you might be able to reduce college costs is to receive college 12

credit through testing. Have you heard of CLEP (College-Level Examination Program) testing?

of $25. Call them at NBG 339-8191 or AAFB 366-1425 for more information.

Successfully completing tests allows you to receive college credit for courses without taking the classes. There are over 30 CLEP examinations and over 2,000 colleges and universities that accept CLEP results as transfer credits.

There are exams offered in history, social studies, composition, literature, science, mathematics, business, and foreign languages. Google and review the CLEP site for the overview of each exam and look for study materials online to prepare for the tests.

CLEP testing can be done at the University of Maryland National Test Centers on Naval Base Guam and Andersen AFB. All students that are age 13 or older are eligible to test.

Each test costs $89 and there is a setting fee

Don’t forget to contact the counselor at the college or university where you or your child is enrolled, to verify which CLEP transfer credits are allowed for the degree the student is working towards.

Gilman-McCain Scholarship for Undergraduate Children of Active Duty Military Personnel

Overview The U.S. Department of State’s Gilman-McCain Scholarship provides awards of $5,000 for undergraduate child dependents of active duty service members to study or intern abroad on credit-bearing programs. Developed under the framework of the State Department’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program, the John McCain International Scholarship for the Children of Military Families (Gilman-McCain Scholarship) is open to eligible students enrolled at accredited U.S. colleges and universities who receive any type of Title IV federal financial aid.

The Gilman-McCain Scholarship is a congressionally funded initiative of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs at the U.S. Department of State and named after the late Senator John S. McCain from Arizona. With the support of the U.S. Congress, this scholarship honors Senator McCain’s legacy of public service by enabling undergraduate children of active duty military to develop the leadership and career readiness skills and global perspective to pursue careers of service and contribute to preserving the principles and alliances that are critical to an international order based on the rule of law, human rights, and democracy.

Eligibility Requirements: êêU.S. citizen êêUndergraduate student in good academic standing êêDependent child of an active duty military member(s) during the time of application in one of the following branches: Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Coast Guard êêRecipient of any type of Title IV federal financial aid êêIn the process of applying for, or accepted to, a credit-bearing study abroad or internship program in a country with an overall Travel Advisory of 1 or 2, according to the U.S. Department of State Travel Advisory System

Application Deadlines: Students have multiple application dates to apply for the Gilman-McCain Scholarships. Students are highly encouraged to apply as early as possible so that they can receive their scholarship payment in time for their departure. All applicants are notified of their status by email.

For students studying or interning abroad during the following date ranges

Student Application Deadline

Notification

December 2019 - October 2020

October 1, 2019

November 2019

January 2020 - October 2020

November 1, 2019

December 2019

February 2020 - October 2020

December 1, 2019

January 2020

March 2020 - October 2020

January 1, 2020

February 2020

May 2020 – April 2021

March 3, 2020

April 2020

Award Amount

For additional information and to apply, please visit gilmanscholarship.org and contact your study abroad office.

The Gilman-McCain Scholarship recipients are awarded $5,000 to be used toward the cost of study abroad or international internship programs.

êêComplete the application at GilmanScholarship.org êêContact your campus study abroad advisor as early as possible to inform them you are applying for the scholarship.

They are a great resource!

Contact us at Gilman@iie.org or visit gilmanscholarship.org for additional information.

The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program is a program of the U.S. Department of State with funding provided by the U.S. Government and supported in its implementation by the Institute of International Education (IIE).

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CHILD & YOUTH PROGRAMS PROGRÅMAN FAMAGU’ON

Guam School Age Care & Teen Centers Get Fresh New Look Naval Base Guam Child and Youth Programs (CYP) hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 7, 2019 for its School Age Care and Youth and Teen Centers.

The newly-renovated centers now feature engaging, comfortable and enriching spaces made especially for youth to relax, interact, learn and participate in planned activities. Vibrant colors, cozy interiors, and hand-painted murals welcome kids to the centers.

Sascha Horn, student at McCool Middle School, painting her mural at the Teen Center.

Above: Naval Base Guam School Age Care Ribbon cutting Below : Celebration Cake, Games Area at Teen Center, Teen Center's Lobby

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Annual

Story Book Parade Andersen AFB Child and Youth Program had over 200 youth and teachers participate in their Annual Story Book Parade September 31st. The 2019 parade included children and staff from Child Development Center, School Age Care, and Teen Center that wore costumes highlighting their favorite books. Each year, parents and children look forward to this event and the excitement about reading it brings.

Lights on Afterschool

On 25 Oct 2019, Andersen School Age Care participated in the worldwide celebration of afterschool programs by hosting a “Lights on Afterschool” event. Parents and families took part in clubs and activities that go on each afternoon. The youth choreographed and performed a special dance number for the celebration. The annual pie in the face of “Your Favorite” counselors closed out the event.

Happy Retirement to our CYP Teachers!

Pre-School Teachers help children develop skills that set them on the road to success in school. Ms Evangeline Maness worked in the Child and Youth Program at AAFB for 20 years. On Nov 29, 2019, a special retirement ceremony was conducted by

Evangeline Maness receiving her certificate.

36 FSS Commander Lt. Col Lori Hodge and Chief Master Sergeant Oguntade at Andersen AFB Child Development Center to recognize Evangeline with a certificate and a coin for her 20 years of service and dedication to the youth in the Child and Youth Programs.

working in the Pre-Toddler, Toddler, and Preschool classrooms. Her bright smile and experience will be missed.

Agnes Quitugua receiving her certificate.

Ms. Agnes Quitugua a Child and Youth Program Assistant at Naval Hospital CDC was joined by a group of her peers and presented her retirement certificate my CAPT Jeffrey Grimes on November 29th 2019 at Naval Base Guam Child Development Center. She has made a difference in the lives of many families over the last 24 years 15

JOINT REGION MARIANAS | SCHOOL LIAISON OFFICERS Barbara Askey

Christine Monroe

Island Wide School Liaison Officer Joint Region Marianas Warfighter & Family Readiness Bldg. 203, Halsey Drive Nimitz Hill, Piti, Guam 96925 671-349-6251 or DSN 315-349-6678 sloguam@fe.navy.mil

LOCATE US ONLINE! SCHOOL LIAISON DIRECTORY:

dodea.edu/partnership

A WORLDWIDE NETWORK OF SCHOOL LIAISONS TO ASSIST MILITARY FAMILIES. (joint base School Liaisons listed under lead service)

UPCOMING EVENTS BEGIN THIRD QUARTER AND SECOND SEMESTER Monday, January 27 PRESIDENT'S DAY - FEDERAL HOLIDAY (NO SCHOOL) Monday, February 17 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (NO SCHOOL) Friday, February 21 PRE-K TRIMESTER WORKDAY (NO SCHOOL PRE-K ONLY) Monday, March 9 GUAM HIGH SPRING PRODUCTION Friday-Saturday, March 20-21 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (NO SCHOOL) Tuesday, March 10

Island Wide School Liaison Officer Joint Region Marianas Warfighter & Family Readiness Bldg. 203, Halsey Drive Nimitz Hill, Piti, Guam 96925 671-349-1141 or DSN 315-349-6678 sloguam@fe.navy.mil http://nbg.militarymwrguam.com/school-liaison-officer http://aafb.militarymwrguam.com/child-youth/school-liaison-officer https://www.facebook.com/Navy.School.Liasion.Officer

CHILD & YOUTH PROGRAMS DIRECTORY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS Bldg. 1625, Andersen AFB Phone (671) 366-1601/2

SCHOOL AGE CARE Bldg. 1622, Andersen AFB Phone (671) 366-3490 Bldg. FH-01 Haputo Road, Naval Base Guam Phone (671) 339-6130

Bldg. 1983-A, Naval Base Guam Phone (671) 564-1844

TEEN CENTERS Bldg. 1605, Andersen AFB Phone (671) 366-7706

Bldg. 10 Farenholt Avenue, USNH Guam Phone (671) 472-2312

Bldg. 1982-B Haputo Road, Naval Base Guam Phone (671) 339-6410/11

MILITARY AND FAMILY LIFE COUNSELORS (MFLC) Joint Region Marianas, Guam SCHOOL BASED: McCool Elementary · Gary Holsopple · 689-1210 McCool Middle · Melissa Davidson · 788-1841 Guam High · Joan Swaddell · 788-8118 Andersen Elementary · Vacant (arrives Jan 6) · 787-7290 Andersen Elementary · Vacant (arrives Jan 6) · 688-6878 Andersen Middle · Christine Camacho · 687-5601 CYP: Andersen CYP · Mery Peoples · 929-5604 Naval Base Guam CYP · Vacant · 929-6078 ADULT: AFRC · Barry Horton · 366-6352/689-0526 AFRC North West Fld · Doris Tolentino · 929-5653/ 362-5639 NBG Community Center · Vacant (arrives Jan 18)

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT YOUR SCHOOL'S FACEBOOK PAGE OR CALL

SCHOOL PHONE NUMBERS (AREA CODE 671): Andersen Elementary (PreK - 5th grades): 366-1511

McCool Elementary/Middle (PreK - 8th grades): 339-8676

Andersen Middle (6th - 8th grades): 366-5973

DoDEA Community Superintendent's Guam Field Office: 344-9578

Guam High (9th - 12th grades): 344-7410