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Active duty military members, including military reservists and National Guard members activated under Title 10, U.S.C., for 365 days or more residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation. Full-time DoD civilian employees residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation.

The Non DoD Schools Program (NDSP) provides academic support and funding for the education of authorized command sponsored dependents of the U.S. Department of Defense military members and civilian employees assigned to overseas areas where no U.S. Department of Defense Education Activity School (DoDEA) is available.

DODEA schools are often called base schools or DOD schools. These are federally funded schools just for military children who meet particular requirements, such as living on base. These schools are only located at specific bases east of the Mississippi River and at overseas duty stations.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

Students are eligible to attend on a tuition-free basis if they are dependents of: Active duty military members, including military reservists and National Guard members activated under Title 10, U.S.C., for 365 days or more residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

If you seek to use one of these programs, it is important to ensure that the school is accredited for the transfer of all secondary grade credits (grades 6-12). Many local public schools, including DODEA, are unable to accept transfer credits from unaccredited private schools.

The purpose of NDSP is to provide educational support and financial assistance to defray costs of education and to facilitate educational continuity in international locations where there is no DoDEA school. NDSP does not approve, endorse, or certify schools.

DODEA schools are often called base schools or DOD schools. These are federally funded schools just for military children who meet particular requirements, such as living on base. These schools are only located at specific bases east of the Mississippi River and at overseas duty stations.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

The Non DoD Schools Program (NDSP) provides academic support and funding for the education of authorized command sponsored dependents of the U.S. Department of Defense military members and civilian employees assigned to overseas areas where no U.S. Department of Defense Education Activity School (DoDEA) is available.

DoDEA 2022 NAEP Reading Results In 2022, the percentage of students in DoDEA who performed at or above NAEP Proficient was 50 percent. This was greater than that for the nation's public schools (32 percent).

Active duty military members, including military reservists and National Guard members activated under Title 10, U.S.C., for 365 days or more residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation. Full-time DoD civilian employees residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation.

The Non DoD Schools Program (NDSP) provides academic support and funding for the education of authorized command sponsored dependents of the U.S. Department of Defense military members and civilian employees assigned to overseas areas where no U.S. Department of Defense Education Activity School (DoDEA) is available.

DODEA schools are often called base schools or DOD schools. These are federally funded schools just for military children who meet particular requirements, such as living on base. These schools are only located at specific bases east of the Mississippi River and at overseas duty stations.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

Students are eligible to attend on a tuition-free basis if they are dependents of: Active duty military members, including military reservists and National Guard members activated under Title 10, U.S.C., for 365 days or more residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

If you seek to use one of these programs, it is important to ensure that the school is accredited for the transfer of all secondary grade credits (grades 6-12). Many local public schools, including DODEA, are unable to accept transfer credits from unaccredited private schools.

The purpose of NDSP is to provide educational support and financial assistance to defray costs of education and to facilitate educational continuity in international locations where there is no DoDEA school. NDSP does not approve, endorse, or certify schools.

DODEA schools are often called base schools or DOD schools. These are federally funded schools just for military children who meet particular requirements, such as living on base. These schools are only located at specific bases east of the Mississippi River and at overseas duty stations.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

The Non DoD Schools Program (NDSP) provides academic support and funding for the education of authorized command sponsored dependents of the U.S. Department of Defense military members and civilian employees assigned to overseas areas where no U.S. Department of Defense Education Activity School (DoDEA) is available.

DoDEA 2022 NAEP Reading Results In 2022, the percentage of students in DoDEA who performed at or above NAEP Proficient was 50 percent. This was greater than that for the nation's public schools (32 percent).

Active duty military members, including military reservists and National Guard members activated under Title 10, U.S.C., for 365 days or more residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation. Full-time DoD civilian employees residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation.

The Non DoD Schools Program (NDSP) provides academic support and funding for the education of authorized command sponsored dependents of the U.S. Department of Defense military members and civilian employees assigned to overseas areas where no U.S. Department of Defense Education Activity School (DoDEA) is available.

DODEA schools are often called base schools or DOD schools. These are federally funded schools just for military children who meet particular requirements, such as living on base. These schools are only located at specific bases east of the Mississippi River and at overseas duty stations.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

Students are eligible to attend on a tuition-free basis if they are dependents of: Active duty military members, including military reservists and National Guard members activated under Title 10, U.S.C., for 365 days or more residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

If you seek to use one of these programs, it is important to ensure that the school is accredited for the transfer of all secondary grade credits (grades 6-12). Many local public schools, including DODEA, are unable to accept transfer credits from unaccredited private schools.

The purpose of NDSP is to provide educational support and financial assistance to defray costs of education and to facilitate educational continuity in international locations where there is no DoDEA school. NDSP does not approve, endorse, or certify schools.

DODEA schools are often called base schools or DOD schools. These are federally funded schools just for military children who meet particular requirements, such as living on base. These schools are only located at specific bases east of the Mississippi River and at overseas duty stations.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

The Non DoD Schools Program (NDSP) provides academic support and funding for the education of authorized command sponsored dependents of the U.S. Department of Defense military members and civilian employees assigned to overseas areas where no U.S. Department of Defense Education Activity School (DoDEA) is available.

DoDEA 2022 NAEP Reading Results In 2022, the percentage of students in DoDEA who performed at or above NAEP Proficient was 50 percent. This was greater than that for the nation's public schools (32 percent).

Active duty military members, including military reservists and National Guard members activated under Title 10, U.S.C., for 365 days or more residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation. Full-time DoD civilian employees residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation.

The Non DoD Schools Program (NDSP) provides academic support and funding for the education of authorized command sponsored dependents of the U.S. Department of Defense military members and civilian employees assigned to overseas areas where no U.S. Department of Defense Education Activity School (DoDEA) is available.

DODEA schools are often called base schools or DOD schools. These are federally funded schools just for military children who meet particular requirements, such as living on base. These schools are only located at specific bases east of the Mississippi River and at overseas duty stations.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

Students are eligible to attend on a tuition-free basis if they are dependents of: Active duty military members, including military reservists and National Guard members activated under Title 10, U.S.C., for 365 days or more residing in permanent living quarters on the military installation.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

If you seek to use one of these programs, it is important to ensure that the school is accredited for the transfer of all secondary grade credits (grades 6-12). Many local public schools, including DODEA, are unable to accept transfer credits from unaccredited private schools.

The purpose of NDSP is to provide educational support and financial assistance to defray costs of education and to facilitate educational continuity in international locations where there is no DoDEA school. NDSP does not approve, endorse, or certify schools.

DODEA schools are often called base schools or DOD schools. These are federally funded schools just for military children who meet particular requirements, such as living on base. These schools are only located at specific bases east of the Mississippi River and at overseas duty stations.

Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas Within the United States, DoDEA schools provide tuition-free education for the dependent Children of military members occupying (or within 90 days of being provided) permanent living quarters on any military installations with a DoDEA school program.

The Non DoD Schools Program (NDSP) provides academic support and funding for the education of authorized command sponsored dependents of the U.S. Department of Defense military members and civilian employees assigned to overseas areas where no U.S. Department of Defense Education Activity School (DoDEA) is available.

DoDEA 2022 NAEP Reading Results In 2022, the percentage of students in DoDEA who performed at or above NAEP Proficient was 50 percent. This was greater than that for the nation's public schools (32 percent).