Schools

I will have the most up to date information in about a month. Right now this is what I know of. Again, this information is from the "PCS guide to CRC" which is available in my link section.

Non-command sponsored (NCS) spouses bringing their children to Korea have three basic schooling options:
DOD SCHOOLS (YONGSAN) NCS families are put on a waiting list for spaces in these schools and the wait can be very long. Even if a child gets into a school at Yongsan, the commute can be very long. For example, from Camp Casey, the ride is over two hours each way. Although military buses do travel to and from some posts to Yongsan, they often do not run at convenient times and children must take the Korean bus system. Families using the DOD schools in Korea report that the quality of education is high, but do not count on getting in if you are non-command sponsored.
PRIVATE ENGLISH SPEAKING SCHOOLS
There are several of these schools in USAG-Red Cloud. Two of them, are located in Dongduchon (TDC), right outside Camp Casey. Dongduchon American Community School at telephone 031-866-0836 or DACS 7@hotmail.com and Shalom House (Home Schooling).
Approximately 45 minutes south of TDC is Uijongbu; the city surrounding Camp Red Cloud. Here you will find the International Christian School (ICS). The annual tuition for grades K through 5 is ap-proximately $6,500 while middle and high school will cost about $7,400. The ICS can be reached at telephone 031-855-1277 or at www.ics-ujb.org.
HOME SCHOOLING If you are interested in home schooling your children, you should get information before you leave the States from your local board of education. Failing to learn the proper procedures and curriculum for home schooling may result in your child's education falling behind by a year. Many families how-ever, are happy and successfully home schooling in Korea.

There is a new DOD school opening up this August in Camp Casey.
For homeschooling I highly recommend Calvert Home School .