Resource Library

A planning guide for establishing a charter school on a military base. Includes community support for charter school; DoD involvement in charter school options; enrollment considerations; facility use, base security requirements.

The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) provides financial Assistance and support for education of authorized command-sponsored dependents of military members and Department of Defense (DoD) civilian employees assigned to overseas areas where no DoDEA school is available within the commuting area of the duty location and the sponsorΓÇÖs residence.

School Liaison materials provided by Embassy in Singapore to support arriving Navy Families. Importance of all Navy SLOs understanding the process and knowing how to get families engaged prior to arrival are important. Registration costs at some of the NDSP schools can be as much as $12K and require parents to work in advance of arrival.

CYP Communicator - July 2018

DoD, Military Community and Family Policy, Non-medical Counseling Program Office has provided the Military and Family Life Counseling Program Guide, which is intended to help Military leaders, Service headquarters and installation points of contact better understand the program and how to access MFLC support.

CYP Communicator - September 2018

The Journey from "Welcome Home" to Now is an online learning platform which teaches professionals who support military-connected children and youth the challenges and joys that children face during a time of reintegration. This training is for all military and civilian families associated with Navy Installations to include Navy Reserve families.

CYES presentation by Chuck Clymer

Military School Liaison Program brochure. Connecting Military Families, Commands and K-12 Schools. Checklist for school moves.

The U.S. Department of Defense offers non-medical counseling through two programs: Military and Family Life Counseling (MFLC) and Military OneSource. This study set out to answer the question of whether non-medical counseling programs are effective in improving program outcomes and if effectiveness varies by problem type and/or population. This report provides detailed findings of RAND NDRIΓÇÖs analysis based on two surveys provided to program participants.