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  • Education - Local Schools

    Choosing the right school for their children is a priority for military families. This article describes excellent resources for your use in planning for your child's educational needs. Parents can find current information about public, charter and private schools by using the tools below: 1. How do

  • Education - Overview

    The Hillsborough County School system provides public education for K-12. The Hillsborough School District and MacDill AFB have partnered in an initiative to improve the transition of military children into the Florida public school system. In order to accomplish this, the school district needs

  • Education - Special Education EFMP

    Exceptional Family Member Program The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is mandatory for all family members who have been identified with a special medical or educational need. Enrolling in the EFMP ensures that the family member's medical needs will be considered during the assignment

  • Education - Training (College/Technical)

    Continuing Education The education center is the one-stop shop for all education related subjects, from certificate programs to CCAF degrees, from tuition assistance to CLEP tests. Classes and assistance is available to prepare individuals for exams such as the Graduate Equivalent Diploma (GED),

  • Environmental Management System Policy Letter

    1. Every member of the MacDill Air Force Base community makes a commitment to the United States of America. This commitment includes a responsibility to be role models in all facets of life, both at home and in the places where we work. Our work space contains a tremendous diversity of wildlife

  • Family Issues - Child Care

    Child Development Center (CDC) The MacDill Child Development Programs operates two Child Development Centers. Both centers are DoD Certified and NAEYC accredited offering quality early childhood programming for your children, specializing in learning through play. Enrollment is available on a

  • Family Issues - Deployment Support

    Family Deployment Support The Airman and Family Readiness Center (A&FRC) and other base agencies, provide mobility and deployment assistance to members/families to meet pre-deployment, sustainment, and post-deployment challenges. Services and activities help prepare members/families to successfully

  • Family Issues - Special Education/EFMP

    Exceptional Family Member Program The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is mandatory for all family members who have been identified with a special medical or educational need. Enrolling in the EFMP ensures that the family member's medical needs will be considered during the assignment

  • Family Issues - Special Needs

    As many as 15% of military families have members with special needs. These include spouses, children, or dependent parents who require special medical or educational services. These family members have a diagnosed physical, intellectual or emotional condition. The Exceptional Family Member Program

  • Family Issues - Youth Services

    Youth Services The MacDill Youth Center is available to family members between the ages of 5 and 17 of active duty, retired military personnel, Reservists and Federal Civilian Employees. Annual activity cards, which offer substantial discounts for classes and activities, are available for a nominal