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By MaryTherese Griffin, Warrior Care and Transition
ARLINGTON, Va. -- It's likely at some point in life one will hear a phrase like, "two heads are better than one" or "teamwork makes the dream work". However, phrases like these all boil down to a simple four letter word, help.
Read more: There is help for anyone caring for a service member
By Master Sgt. Michel Saure
DENTON, Md. -- The "Old Soldier" has a basement full of history.
At the age of 88, he has to walk gingerly down the steps. Coming around a bend in the stairway, he points to a "Moran St." sign encased behind glass in a wooden box.
"They named a street at Fort Meade after me, too, right there," he says, almost in passing.
Posted by ED Staff
When asked to share their thoughts on the benefits of school choice and their homeschool experience, this military family did what they do every day: they turned the occasion into a learning opportunity. Dan, his wife Jenna, and their six kids gathered at the dinner table to shape a response – as individual, independent thinkers and as a family.
In this interview, slightly edited for length and clarity, the family describes the transformative of impact school choice.
Read more: Military Family Finds Homeschooling to be Just the Right Fit
By Ed Barker,
Naval Education and Training Professional Development Center Public Affairs
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (NNS) -- As part of the software backbone used to support the functionality of the Navy College Program website and Navy College Virtual Education Center (NCVEC), the Navy College Management Information System (NCMIS) is continually updated.
“Our recent NCMIS upgrades include the latest updates to the Post-9/11 GI Bill, including online acknowledgement of Transferability of Education Benefits (TEB) requirements; Improvements to the MyEducation Application including individual notifications to Sailors; and Upgraded Advanced Education Voucher/Graduate Education Voucher (AEV/GEV) functionality,” said Steve Ramey, NCMIS program manager for the Naval Education and Training Professional Development Center.