Veterans Health Local Resource Guide-Children

 

 

Military Child: Programs and services to meet the needs of military students and parents.


Cumberland County Schools:  The Cumberland County Schools (CCS) serves the third largest concentration of military-connected students in the world. The CCS and the local military installations of Ft. Liberty and Pope Air Field, as well as statewide installations, and the North Carolina National Guard and Reserve components have enjoyed a strong history of positive relationships built on service and collaboration. The positive relationship between the CCS and the military helps ensure that student needs are identified and addressed, resulting in high-quality service for these students. The relationship shared between the entities has allowed the CCS to work in a progressive way by thinking forward and helping identify trends and targets that reveal areas of need. Cumberland County Schools works closely with Fort Liberty and other community stakeholders to ensure military-connected students are supported while enrolled in the school district. Our schools offer support through Military Family Life Counselors (MFLC), Student-2-Student Programs (S2S), and two district Military Family and Youth Liaisons. Additionally, all of our schools are designated Purple Star Schools and have made a commitment to providing transitioning student support, military-specific professional development for staff, and honor the Interstate Compact for Educational Opportunity for Military Children.

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Fort Liberty Schools: The Fort Liberty Community is part of the DoDEA Americas Mid-Atlantic District. We have a total of 9 schools to serve students living on post in Pre-K through grade 8.

Lee County Schools: Located in Sanford, NC, Lee County Schools, in partnership with the community, will provide challenging learning experiences for students in a safe and supportive environment. We are committed to academic excellence, technological innovations, social responsibility, and life-long learning. Our success will be demonstrated by the achievement of our students and their positive participation in society.

Moore County Schools: Works closely with Fort Bragg to ensure military-connected students are supported as they transition in and out of the school district. Our schools offer support through Military Family Life Counselors, Student-2-Student Programs, and a District Military Liaison. Additionally, all of our schools are designated Purple Star Schools and have made a commitment to providing transitioning student support, military specific professional development for staff, and honor the Interstate Compact for Educational Opportunity for Military Children. Erica Funk is the Moore County district military liaison and can be reached at 910-947-2976.

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SCHOLARSHIPS

Fisher House Foundation:The Fisher House Foundation provides scholarships to children of active, reserve, and retired service members. Additionally, through the National Military Family Association, spouses are eligible to apply for scholarships that may be used to help pay for everything from GED’s to PhD’s, professional licenses and certifications, including re-licensure, business and entrepreneurial expenses, supervised clinical hours, continuing education courses, and more. For a complete source of scholarships available nationwide and check eligibility: https://search.militaryscholar.org/