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Welcome to Coastal North Carolina!

Julie Fulton - School Liaison

 

Julie Fulton, School Liaison
Bldg. 1 Room 137 • Camp Lejeune, NC
(910) 449-9915 • email

 

Welcome to the School Liaison Website

Military children do not go away to war, but they do experience some of the trauma through their experiences here at home. This website is designed as a tool to help reduce some of the educational impact of the mobile military lifestyle on kids.

I hope that you find all the information you need right here, but if you still have questions, please feel free to contact me by phone or email. I am honored to serve our military families and look forward to hearing from you.

Bitz Student Wins Local Level National Geographic Spelling Bee

Ellis O’Day, a fifth grade student at Bitz Intermediate School, won the school level National Geographic Spelling Bee, January 9th and a chance to win a $25,000 college scholarship.
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Mission

To eliminate barriers and build bridges for the academic success of military dependent children through networks and partnerships with our local and global communities.

 

Vision

A community in which military and civilian partners work hand in hand to successfully educate and advocate for the military child.

 

Goals

  • Understand and identify barriers to quality education for military dependent children in this area and develop solutions.
  • Seek to promote and educate the command, parents, our Eastern NC community, and schools about the unique needs of military children.
  • Make connections to partners who can provide support and assistance for military families and their educational needs.
  • Communicate information to allow families to effectively advocate for their children in the educational setting.