 School Liaison Office (SLO)
Rivers Building, 761st Tank Destroyer Blvd.
Bldg 121
Phone: (254)288-7946 or (254)287-9905
Fax: (254)287-7351
The School Liaison Officer works in conjunction with the Child and Youth Services Division and the local school community to address educational issues involving military children. Through partnering with the local and military community, the School Liaison Officer acts as a communication link between the installation and the surrounding school districts. For more information, contact your School Liaison Officer.
Which school will your child attend? - School Locator
Documents needed to register your child for Public School:
- Students Birth Certificate
- Student's Social Security number
- Student's Immunization Record
- Proof of Residency(housing letter)
- Current IEP (if applicable)
- Most recent report card
Fort Knox School Support Services
Printable Checklist - What to remember when changing schools
| Tips for parents of school age children preparing to move |
 Checklists:
The following checklist may help as you leave a school to transfer to a new one. Obtaining proper clearance from the local school system will speed up enrollment at the incoming school. |
 Elementary |
1. Notify school as soon as you have received an estimated departure date.
2. Visit school prior to departure to officially withdraw.
3. Return all Books (library and textbooks).
4. Clear all charges or fines.
5. Receive copy of records*
*(Can only be received after completion of withdrawal process).
*Student’s Name
*Signature of School Personnel/Date/Campus |
| Middle School |
1. Notify school as soon as you have received an estimated departure date.
2. Visit school prior to departure to officially withdraw.
3. Ensure student has followed proper withdrawal process of school to include the following:
Return all books (library and textbooks)
Clear library
Clear all charges or fines
Clear clinic
Receive copy of records (Usually can only be received after completion of withdrawal process). |
*Student’s Name
*Signature of School Personnel/Date/Campus |
| High School |
1. Notify school as soon as you have received an estimated departure date.
2. Visit school prior to departure to officially withdraw.
3. Ensure students have followed proper withdrawal process of school to include the following:
Return ID/library card
Return all books (library and textbooks)
Clear library
Clear all charges or fines
Clear clinic and attendance office
Clear extracurricular activities
Receive copy of records (Usually can only be received after completion of withdrawal process). |
*Student’s Name
*Signature of School Personnel/Date/Campus |
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Parents and On-post Educators: Fort Hood Expands Out of School Supervision Policy to Safeguard Young Children
In an effort to further safeguard young children, the Fort Hood Out of School Supervision Policy (OSSP) has been revised and now includes the following requirements
While walking to and from school, children in grades Pre-K through 1st must now be in direct supervision (line of sight) by one of the following:
- Adult
- Parent
- Child Development Center or School Age Services (SAS) staff member or Family Child Care Provider
- Designated “responsible” teenager who is at lest 13 year old
- 12 year old who is in the 6th grade and has completed the American Red cross Babysitter Certification Course
Violations must be reported to the Family Advocacy Program (254-287-CARE/2273) or to the MPs (254-287-2176).
Child and Youth Services stands ready to assist parents with finding suitable before and after school care (254-287-8029/254-288-7155).
You may also call your installation School Liaison Office, 254-288-7946.
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