HomeGlobal Community Liaison Office Key Topics ...Education and Youth hide Education and Youth The quality of schooling available to one's family is one of the most important factors Foreign Service parents consider when choosing an assignment. Education FAQs It is wise for families to explore the schooling options at all of the posts under consideration, including the Washington, DC area. (DSSR270) Special Needs Education Allowance (SNEA) amendments effective November 20, 2022. Ask GCLO! Live Webinar – Education and Youth Please view the topics listed below. For additional assistance, email GCLOAskEducation@state.gov Key Education Topics Adult Education Read more Boarding Schools Read more Child Care, Preschool, and Summer Camps Read more College and Beyond Read more Home Study Resources and Curricula Read more Scholarships and Youth Awards Read more Special Needs and the Foreign Service Child Read more Transitioning from School to School Read more Virtual Learning Resources Read more Partners Contact Us - Office of Overseas Schools For Parents - Office of Overseas Schools Transitioning to an Overseas Assignment with a Child with Special Needs Foreign Service Youth Foundation Resources Bouncing Back – Transition and Re-entry Planning for the Parents of Foreign Service Youth Schools Worldwide Education Frequently Asked Questions Transition Center's Guided Journal for FS Children and Parents