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Family Resources

Resources for Families

Resources for Families

Military One Source Parenting: Excellent site providing a variety of information on parenting and the challenges that military families may face. 

Military One Source Youth on the Move: This portion of the site is dedicated to issues related to moving with children.  

Transitioning Checklist: This is a great resource if you are moving. It provides checklists of things to gather and to ask when transitioning.

Military Child Education Coalition: This site provides ample amounts of information from transition resources to scholarship opportunities.

Military Interstate Children's Compact Commission: This site provides details about the compact. The compact covers enrollment, placement, eligibility, and graduation issues involving military students. 

Ohio Department of Education: This section of the ODE site provides updated information pertinent to our military families.

Tutor com: Partners with thousands of private and public institutions, including colleges and universities, K–12 schools and districts, and libraries nationwide to provide 24/7, on-demand tutoring; high-dosage tutoring; test preparation, and homework help in nearly 250 subjects.

Valor Tutoring: Valor Tutoring is a local response to a local need. Designed with the same heart and mission as Children of Valor, our parent organization, it fills the gap that few others can: providing flexible, expert-led tutoring to military-connected students right here in our community.

WPAFB Facebook Page: This link takes you to the WPAFB facebook page that will provide you with up-to-date information.

Wright-Patterson Military and Family Readiness Center: Wright-Patterson's Military & Family Readiness Flight is part of the 88th Force Support Squadron, and supports individuals, families, and leadership with programs and services to strengthen communities, encourage self-sufficiency, enhance mission readiness and ease adaptation to the Air Force way of life. The center serves singles, couples and families. Services are provided to military members of all branches, DOD employees and their families. Most services are provided on a walk-in basis or just a phone call away.