Where can I find service members whose military readiness was impacted by school choice or school quality for their dependents?

I am a doctoral student, hoping to start working on my dissertation in a few months. I am really interested in talking to military members with school aged children - but I am trying to figure out the best way to reach out to service members whose military readiness was directly impacted by school choice... such as service members who decided no to re-enlist, or who turned down PCS orders, who decided to become geographic bachelors, delayed promotions or special assignments - specifically because the school options for their dependents were too unsatisfactory or non-negotiable options... how would I go about finding such service members (or, in some cases, ex-service members) in order to interview them? Is there anyone here who would mind me pinning their contact information into my idea boards so that I may possibly interview them for my study later on?

There are many studies on military families in terms of resilience and stress and mental health or family dynamics. I am interested in the relationship between military readiness and school choice as well as how military families evaluate school options when there are no national standards across state lines. Please let me know if you know where I can find service members or veterans, any branch, any location, who might have experiences to share with me.