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Midyear Moves: Transitions When School is in Full Swing

By Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman Moves for military families are usually associated with spring and summer months, a natural break in the school calendar. However, almost half of military transitions are midyear…

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Teacher Tips: Warm Welcome for Students Arriving Midyear

Being the new kid is difficult anytime. For military-connected students arriving midyear, when the academic year is in progress, the challenge is even greater. By the time they arrive at…

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Proactive Communication for Students in Every Season

By Amanda Trimillos In meet-the-teacher sessions at new schools with my children, time and time again I heard teachers use the term “proactive communication.” Teachers offer parents several ways to…

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  • The Other Side of Goodbye: When Friends Move Away

    By Terri Barnes In military communities, students who are not moving feel the effects of the Season of Leaving when friends move away. Whether they are leaving or not, students may have to say goodbye to good friends and even best friends.  Children whose friends move away experience the same…

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    Purple Up for Military-Connected Students

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    February 11, 2019

    Five Ways Military Kids Clubs Help Students and Schools

    August 14, 2019
  • Stormy Season of Leaving: PCSing during the Pandemic

    By Terri Barnes Military families moving in the midst of pandemic conditions are experiencing a stormy Season of Leaving. For these families, a solid exit plan and good communication are more important than ever, say Amanda Trimillos, EdD, and Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman, authors of Seasons of My Military Student: Practical Ideas…

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    Buddy Programs Connect Students in the Season of Arriving

    July 2, 2019

    Good Goodbyes Build Resilience and Strong Relationships

    May 7, 2019

    Proactive Communication for Students in Every Season

    September 15, 2019
  • Purple Up to Step Up in the Season of Thriving

    Month of the Military Child is a time each April for communities to celebrate kids in military families. As the COVID-19 pandemic creates new challenges for everyone, two military spouses are calling on military kids to show support and kindness to their communities, With a nod to Purple Up, featuring…

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    Military Students and Where to Find Them

    May 3, 2018

    New School: 5 Tips to Prepare Your Student

    July 15, 2018
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    Survey Brings Attention to Experiences of Military Students

    December 15, 2020
  • Bringing School Home: Focus on the Possibilities

    By Terri Barnes As schools around the world respond to the spread of coronavirus by shifting to online classes for essential instruction, military-connected students and their parents are bringing school home. While schools create virtual learning environments and provide curriculum, parents find themselves involved in their children’s education in new…

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    Holidays During Deployment: Tips for Teachers and Parents

    November 12, 2019

    Back to School: Supporting Teachers Strengthens the Team

    August 15, 2020

    Conference Time: Choose Student Timeline Over Tradition

    October 11, 2018
  • Online Resources for Learning at Home

    For parents creating learning environments at home, there are many educational and cultural resources available online. As a starting point, here’s a selection of at-home resources for various ages and stages of learning, with some especially for military-connected students. Not all of these resources are appropriate for every age group. With…

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    May 24, 2018
  • Student Resume: Collecting Skills and Materials

    By Amanda Trimillos Resume-writing is a skill young adults often encounter for the first time when applying for college, scholarships, or perhaps their first jobs. Military-connected students can benefit from learning this skill much earlier, creating resumes as way to record and track their volunteer work, leadership roles, and other…

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    Power of Education Binder Goes Beyond Graduation

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    Education Binder: A Portable Teachers’ Lounge

    August 16, 2018

    Creating an Education Binder

    May 24, 2018
  • Seasons Book Clubs Engage Networks of Support

    By Amanda Trimillos A good book club is an opportunity to gather with friends, enjoy favorite beverages, snacks, and good conversation. The best book clubs are those where everyone in the room is engaged in the book, eager to know more, and ready to dig into the content. This describes…

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    Superintendent Emphasizes Support for Teachers, Students, Parents

    August 15, 2020

    Bringing School Home: Focus on the Possibilities

    March 20, 2020

    Parent-Teacher Team Begins With Communication

    May 24, 2018
  • Teacher Tips: Warm Welcome for Students Arriving Midyear

    Being the new kid is difficult anytime. For military-connected students arriving midyear, when the academic year is in progress, the challenge is even greater. By the time they arrive at their new school, class routines are set, seats are assigned, and friends are made. No matter when they occur in…

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    Bringing a Student’s Military Life into Classroom Learning

    February 11, 2019

    Purple Up to Step Up in the Season of Thriving

    April 10, 2020

    Remote Learning: Scaling Virtual Walls

    October 15, 2020
  • Holidays During Deployment: Tips for Teachers and Parents

    Special occasions and holidays during deployment can be difficult for military-connected students and their families. For any celebration, adding a deployment subtracts a parent and raises the stakes. Teachers and parents can still make special days joyful and inclusive with awareness and thoughtful planning. In any season, says teacher and…

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    Conference Time: Choose Student Timeline Over Tradition

    October 11, 2018

    Back to School: Supporting Teachers Strengthens the Team

    August 15, 2020

    Superintendent Emphasizes Support for Teachers, Students, Parents

    August 15, 2020
  • Making a Difference for Military Kids, Families

    Books Make a Difference magazine — When Michelle Anders’s military family moved from Hawaii to Georgia, her six-year-old daughter had to change schools in the middle of the school year. Michelle was concerned about the impact the transition might have on her little girl but found helpful information in Seasons…

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