Welcome to the South Texas Naval Academy Parents' Club

Welcome to the South Texas Naval Academy Parents' Club (STNAPC)

This site contains information about the STNAPC, events, activities and other resources for Parents of Students at Naval Academy Preparatory School (NAPS) and the United States Naval Academy (USNA). We do our best to keep you informed of events that are sponsored by and for the parents of Midshipmen who attend the United States Naval Academy.

The newest additions to this site are:

| Click here for the Calendar of Events | Click here to see photos from the 2008 October Meeting |

To submit photos of the USNA or your Midshipman, please send them to:

Resources you will find on this site

2008-2009 Calendar of Events
Entry Page - Slide Show featuring the United States Naval Academy
Home Page - List of Resources the STNAPC site offers
Club Officers - Contact information for our elected officers
Membership Form - For parents who want to join the STNAPC
Activities and Events - Lists, Photos and Videos of upcoming and past USNA and STNAPC events
Important USNA Links - Information on the United States Naval Academy website
USNA FAQ's - United States Naval Academy Frequently Asked Questions
Our Sponsors - Listing of businesses and organizations that sponsor STNAPC events

NAPSters Pages - Photos and Information for Parents of students who attend the Naval Academy Preparatory School
Plebes Pages - Photos and Information for Parents of USNA first year students
Youngsters Pages - Photos and Information for Parents of USNA second year students
2nd Class Pages - Photos and Information for Parents of USNA third year students
Firsties Pages - Photos and Information for Parents of USNA fourth year students
Graduation Pages - Memory Albums of students that have become Commissioned Officers

(The pages listed above include user submitted photos)

The South Texas Naval Academy Parent website has been designed to honor the young men and women who by their accomplishments have earned the right to become United States Naval Academy Midshipmen and wear the coveted "Navy Blue and Gold." With their credentials they could have easily attended other prestigious colleges and universities in pursuit of their dreams and enjoyed a private life with all of its material rewards. However these young men and women instead have chosen to defend the dreams of others. This is why we honor them.