PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The school sites that military students attend if they are residing in military housing on board NAF El Centro are listed below.
- Imperial County Office of Education Imperial County consists of 21 school districts and colleges.
- School Districts and College for Imperial County – Calendars and links to school districts information.
- Early Care and Education Programs Imperial County has two options for Early Childhood Education Programs, State Preschool and Head Start & Early Head Start. Locations do vary.
- Seeley Union School District Located about 1 ½ miles from NAF El Centro, Seeley Union School District is the assigned school district for military students residing on board the installation. Seeley Union School District provides instruction for students in grades Transitional Kindergarten – 8th grade.
- Central Union High School District – Central Union High School District consists of 3 high schools, 1 adult school, and 1 virtual academy. The high school military students attend if residing on NAF El Centro is Southwest High School.
SCHOOL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION
Transportation provided for students residing on NAF El Centro is available for Seeley Union School District and Central Union High School District. School districts will provide transportation for students receiving special education support (must be written in student’s IEP).
- Seeley Union School District Transportation Information
- Central Union High School District Transportation Information
HOMESCHOOLING IN CALIFORNIA
Information about the options for homeschooling in California can be found at: https://www.cde.ca.gov/sp/ps/homeschool.asp
IMMUNIZATIONS FOR ENROLLMENT
California legislation states that military students have 30 days from the date of enrollment to obtain any immunizations required by the state. For a series of immunizations, initial vaccinations must be obtained within 30 days. Additional information and immunization requirements can be found at: https://www.shotsforschool.org/
SPECIAL EDUCATION
If you have a child with a disability, all school districts provide programs for students with special needs. New families with children that have an Individualized Education Program (IEP) from another state, should contact the receiving school district to begin discussions regarding support services for their children. School Liaisons can also discuss with parents how to navigate the special education process and connect you with the Special Education Department to assist with specific questions that pertain to your child’s needs.
We encourage families with members enrolled in the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) to contact their case liaison, so the medical needs of your family members are met. The local number in which you can contact the EFMP Case Liaison Office at 619-705-5978.