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Resolution to Declare Commitment to Military Families

Whereas, military families sacrifice greatly for our nation's security and well-being, often enduring frequent re-locations and separations from loved ones,
Whereas, children from military families face unique challenges, including adjusting to new schools and communities on a regular basis,
Whereas, it is our responsibility as an educational institution to support all students, including those from military families, and provide them with the resources and support they need to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally,
Therefore, be it resolved that:
We, Fair Oaks Ranch Elementary, hereby declare our unwavering commitment to supporting military families. We recognize and honor the sacrifices they make and the challenges they endure in service to our country.
We will strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment that embraces military-connected students and their families. We will promote empathy, understanding, and respect for their unique experiences and backgrounds.
We will provide targeted support services to meet the academic, social, and emotional needs of military-connected students. This includes counseling services, transition support, and resources to facilitate continuity in their education despite frequent moves.
We will collaborate with military support organizations and community partners to enhance our support network for military families. Through partnerships and outreach efforts, we will ensure that military families feel valued, supported, and connected to our school community.
We will raise awareness and foster appreciation for military families among our student body, staff, and wider community. Through educational initiatives, events, and activities, we will promote understanding and gratitude for the sacrifices made by military families.
We will continuously evaluate and improve our efforts to support military families, seeking feedback from parents, students, and community stakeholders to ensure that our programs and services are meeting their needs effectively. 

Military Family Resources

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Military Families qualify for Boerne ISD Pre-K!
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Welcome Home!

Boerne ISD proudly welcomes all military families as they transition into our community and school district.

Resources for military families are included on this page and also on our Welcome Page.

Survivors' and Dependent's Educational Assistant Program

Boerne ISD supports students who qualify for a U.S. Department of Veterans program that benefits students of a Veteran or service member who has died, is captured or missing, or has disabilities as a result of a service-related injury, and who is 18 years of age in their senior year of high school.  

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Interstate Compact

Texas participates in the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunities for Military Children.

The Department of Defense provides toolkits for military families that explain the rights and resources involved in the Compact on the DoD Interstate Compact webpage.

The Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission (MIC3) provides information to military families that may prove useful in navigating transitions from one assignment to another, as well as resources around educational rights and resources. Visit the MIC3 website (www.mic3.net) or download a copy of the MIC3 “A Military Family’s Guide to School Transitions.”

Post-Service Information

We know that so many military families, after they have completed their service, continue to want to serve and play a role in their communities. Boerne ISD has a wide variety of volunteer opportunities, and we welcome your contact. We will gladly help you identify roles in our school community that can help meet your personal needs. Also, don’t forget to check the Boerne ISD Volunteers Page for opportunities that may be of interest if you are transitioning out of active service.

Campus Military Family Liason

The Military Family Liaison (MFL) is recognized as one of the strongest supports for addressing the social and emotional needs of military parents, families, and military-connected students.
 

The MFL's major duties and responsibilities include:

  • Helps to integrate military-connected students into the campus.
  • Advises the Student 
  • Coordinates with the Ambassador program with transition for military-connected students and their families.
  • Communicates with principal, teachers, students and parents upon arrival of a military family.
  • Interact with students on campus.
  • Advocates and provides program information and support to military families.

FORES Military Family Liason

School Counselor
Ashley Collins
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Student Ambassador Program

Our Student Ambassador program is designed to give students a voice and to learn leadership skills. When you arrive for the first day at Fair Oaks Ranch Elementary, you will be matched with a Student Ambassador who will give you a tour of the campus, introduce you to the office, administration and counseling staff, and show you to your classroom. They are here to assist with your transition to our school