Military child month

April is Month of the Military Child. As part of this month-long celebration, local communities are invited to take part with activities to recognize our military children. Plan now for how you can celebrate these special kids and work with your staff, parent organization, and booster club. Here are a few suggestions on how your school can participate.

The dandelion is the represents military brats - a subsection of the TCK population. It symbolizes their resilience and ability to take root wherever they move - something that fits the other TCKs as well. [HLT]

What military moms want you to know about military children and their families. Ways to support your military children and their families.

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Support Our Military Children

April is the month of the military child. The dandelion is the official flower...would a weed be considered a flower (things that make you go hmmmm)

This month’s “Monday Motivation” posts will center around military children in honor of April being the Month of the Military Child. Their ability to “bloom wherever they are planted” is truly a gift to be celebrated not just this month, but every month. Military children are: Strong Brave Courageous Flexible Resilient What other words would you use to describe military children? Month of the Military Child | April | Monday Motivation | Inspiration | Resiliency | Dandelions | Purple Up fo...

Amy, a service member and San Antonio mom, shares the history of the month of the military child as well as ideas to support children of military parents.