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January
Helping Your Unorganized Child get Organized
Tuesday, January 6, 2026
Staying organized is key to school success, especially for highly mobile military-connected students. Join us to explore how executive functioning supports organizations and discover practical strategies to help your child stay focused, prepared, and motivated all year long.
Funded by the Navy Child and Youth Program
Procrastination
Wednesday, January 7, 2026
Procrastination is common, but for military-connected students adjusting to new environments, it can feel even tougher to overcome. Join us to uncover why kids procrastinate and learn simple, effective strategies to help your child break the cycle and get things done with confidence.
Funded by the Department of the Air Force School Liaison Program
School Schedule Differences: Strategies for Military-Connected Students
Tuesday, January 13, 2026
Moving to a new school often means adapting to a new bell schedule. Some schools use block periods, while others switch classes every hour. This can be a challenge for students who move often. Join us as we share tips to help your military-connect student navigate these schedule differences.
Funded by the Navy Child and Youth Program
Gap Year After High School for Mobile Military Students
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
A gap year can be a powerful chance to recharge, gain real-world experience, and refocus before college. For military-connected students, it can also be a strategic way to build personal and academic readiness. Discover how a well-planned gap year can set the stage for a stronger start to college and beyond.
Funded by the Department of the Air Force School Liaison Program
Self-Advocacy Skills for Military-Connected Students
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
Self-advocacy is a game-changer for military-connected students navigating frequent moves, deployments, and new school environments. When students can confidently express their needs and seek support, they build the resilience to thrive wherever they go. Help your child develop the skills that empower them to succeed in any setting.
Funded by the Navy Child and Youth Program
Special Needs: Financial Skills for Students with Exceptional Needs
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Join us as we share financial literacy concepts and essential life skills for students with exceptional needs. We will discuss everyday concepts like chores and allowances to help empower students with the knowledge and skills to thrive financially.
Funded by the Department of the Air Force School Liaison Program
Navigating Change with Middle and High School Students
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Change is part of life, especially for military-connected students. Join us to uncover practical, empowering ways to strengthen social connections and tackle the academic challenges that come with relocations.
Funded by the Navy Child and Youth Program
Test Taking for Military-Connected Middle and High School Students
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
Tests are a key part of school life, especially for military-connected students adapting to new classrooms and expectations. Learn how to build strong study habits, manage anxiety, and boost confidence. Join us for practical strategies to help your middle and high schoolers feel ready and steady on test day.
Funded by the Department of the Air Force School Liaison Program
February
This webinar is written for parents. Professionals who work with military-connected children may find it useful, but please remember the target audience is parents. Resources discussed and provided are also intended for parental use at home with their children. This is an interactive webinar offering research-based information and ideas for participants.
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