Military Connected Families

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North Texas Collegiate Academy welcomes our military families! We support our military students and families to help ease the challenges they face due to deployment and relocation. If you would like to start the process for enrollment at NTxCA, please contact the Campus-based Military Liaison for your preferred campus to schedule a personal enrollment tour.

Military Connected Resources

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  • There are many resources to help military families with special needs. But where do you start? Military One Source offers some top resources, services and programs.

 

MCEC Network Presentation

 

Military Student Identifier Guide

 

Military Child Education Coalition- Professional Development Opportunities

  • MCEC® offers learning opportunities for professionals including topics that enhance the understanding of the challenges of transition for military and veteran-connected students and provide recommendations for support.  To learn more about these opportunities click the link above.

NTxCA Enrollment

Documents Required for Enrollment

TX Pre-K Eligibility

Campus-based Military Liaisons:

 North Campus -

Mrs. Amanda Jordan

amanda.jordan@ntxca.org

940-383-1972

 South Campus -

Mrs. Shannon Swayne

shannon.swayne@ntxca.org

972-221-3564

 East Campus -

Dr. Donica Hill

donica.hill@ntxca.org

972-292-3562

If a military member in your family would like to volunteer on campus or speak at a school assembly, please contact your campus' military liaison.

Army Reserve Family Programs

Armed Services YMCA

Blue Star Families mission is to Support. Connect. Empower-for military families by military families

Build a Sign provides one free sign to welcome your hero home. You only pay for shipping

Camp C.O.P.E. is designed to help young heroes cope with the effects of war and deployments

Find care and services for your children, adults, pets and for your home using care.com

The Comfort Crew for Military Kids helps with support for the social and emotional resiliency of military kids

Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress has resources and articles for military families

Fisher House Foundation provides housing when you have a service member hospitalized for injury, illness or disease

American Gold Star Mothers Inc. is an organization of mothers who have lost a son or daughter in the service of our country

Gold Star Wives of America Inc. provides support for widows/ widower of service members who died on active duty

The American Legion is the nation's largest veterans service organization, committed to mentoring youth

Love and Logic has resources for parenting/raising responsible children

Screening for Mental Health is a resource for mental health tools

Military's Interstate Children's Compact Commission includes the Interstate Compact

Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) Resources for military families

National Military Family Association provides free camps for children in military families

Military Impacted Schools Association serves school districts with a high concentration of military children

Military One Source has free books, DVDs, resources, handouts, etc.

Military Officers Association of America provides financial assistance for students who are children of former, current or retired military

National Resource Directory connects Service members, veterans, and their families with support

Clarity Child Guidance Center strives to educate the community, parents, professionals, and leaders about mental illness

Operation Military Kids provides support for children and youth impacted by deployment

Operation We are Here has resources for military families

Our Military Kids provides grants for the children of National Guard/Military Reserve who are currently deployed

American Red Cross provides emergency aid and support for military families

Sitter City Military Program provides child care programs for military families

Student2Student Program (S2S) is a student-led, faculty-advised program that aims to care for new students. The S2S program offers military and civilian students opportunities to build friendships and introduces them to their new community. It provides fun ways for new students to connect with other students, build new peer-to-peer groups, and encourage new students to perform better in school. 

Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)

Tutor.com has online tutoring and homework help

United Through Reading helps parents record reading books online/via video/tape recorder to be sent to their child

United Way of San Antonio

USO Transition 360 Alliance is an initiative to help U.S. Military personnel and their families transition back into civilian life after service ends

The Trevor Romain Company has DVDs and curriculum for military families