In 1964, the kindergarten was included in the school program and the schools now provide educational facilities from kindergarten through the sixth grade for dependent children living in Fort Stewart. Children in grades seven through twelve attend the nearby public schools of Liberty County. The instructional program follows guidelines set by the Georgia State Department of Education and the program is comparable with surrounding public school districts. The curriculum includes the basic skills areas, art, music, physical education, health, computer literacy, and special education. Brittin Elementary School has an enrollment of six hundred sixty-three children, a teaching staff supported by educational aides for Special Education and Kindergarten, Counselor and Information Specialist.
Most classes are self-contained with kindergarten through the sixth grade heterogeneously grouped.
Fifth grade is partially departmentalized and sixth grade is completely departmentalized. Brittin Elementary School test profiles can be found at the DoDEA WebPage.