@holloman CDC
Welcome to
Child & Youth Education Service
(CYES) School Liaison
Student Focused…Partnership Driven
The education and welfare of school-age children is a quality of life issue. Military families experience challenges with reciprocity and quality of education from location to location.
School-age children are as transient as their military parents and may encounter transition and academic challenges.
The CYES-School Liaison is the central point of contact for commanders, military families, and local school systems on school-related matters. SLs network, educate, and work in partnership with local schools to address or enhance the military child's education. The SL assists commanders and Total Force families in meeting the challenging demands of the military lifestyle by developing and maintaining partnerships between parents, installation leadership, local schools, including home schools, private schools, charter schools, virtual schools, Department of Defense Education Activity and International Schools and the community. The hallmark to force retention is the expectation that families are safe and well supported. Strong families improve mission readiness. The CYES School Liaison program provides military children the opportunity to thrive academically, socially and emotionally, regardless of duty station, deployments or transition status.
Mission
Child & Youth Education Services (School Liaison) is committed to outreach, advocacy, and partnership initiatives that generate real-time solutions for military-connected students in grades Pre-Kindergarten through grade 12 as they face global educational challenges and transitions.
Vision
To deliver unparalleled educational advocacy, outreach, and partnerships for military-connected students around the globe!
@Holloman AFB School Liaison Officer
490 1st Street, Bldg. 29
By Appointment Only
Closed on Federal Holidays
Email us at laurieann.goodier@us.af.mil
49fss.fsy.cyesschoolliaison@us.af.mil
hafbmilitarychildeducation@gmail.com
Facebook: Holloman AFB CYES School Liaison
7 C’s of Child & Youth Education Services
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Connect schools, families and communities to meet the unique needs of PreK-12 military connected students
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Cultivate communication pathways between families, schools, community stakeholders and the military
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Customize real-time solutions for military connected students facing transitional barriers and educational gaps
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Collaborate with community stakeholders to build a platform for enhanced educational opportunities and partnerships
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Comprehensive professional development for educators to understand the military lifestyle
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Construct a network of extensive resources for building resilient communities
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Create a system of support for military connected students experiencing parental deployment or separation
CORE PROGRAMS
School Transition
School Liaisons support transitional issues affecting military connected students and assist in facilitating solutions.
Deployment/Parental Absence Support
School Liaisons provide families and school personnel with resources focused on parental absence, to include the cycle of deployment and academic, social and emotional impact.
Installation, School and Community Communication
School Liaisons are installation subject matter expert to Commander/Command Staff/parents for all local Pre-K-12 education issues regarding military child education.
Home School Support
School Liaisons share information on homeschool issues, concerns, local policies, and regulations of state/local education agencies and connect home school families to their community.
Community Relations, Partnerships and Outreach
School Liaisons create a network of parents, community partners, and military/civilian personnel to support installation/community and school systems.
Academic Planning and Post-Secondary Preparations
School Liaisons leverage installation/school resources (e.g., Education and Training Flight) to provide graduating military students’ access to post-secondary information and opportunities.
Special Education Support
School Liaisons connect families with appropriate resources needed to navigate school systems.
FSS CALENDAR
MONTHLY WORKSHOPS
MONTHLY WORKSHOPS
Dates and times are subject to change. Please call us to verify the schedule.
INTERSTATE COMPACT ON EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR MILITARY CHILDREN [MIC3]
When you receive PCS orders do you wonder how this transition is going to affect your student? Will they graduate on time? Will they have to retake required coursework? Will they have to be retested for specialized services? Ease your worries by attending this class on the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunities for Military Children.
WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE THEY GO:
A PRE-DEPLOYMENT WORKSHOP FOR FAMILIES
Whether it is the first time or the 5th, each deployment is unique and preparedness is KEY! Join the Readiness NCO, School Liaison Officer and other families as we explore "What to Know Before They Go!
KIDS SERVE, TOO
[INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF DEPLOYMENT TO CHILDREN]
Parents are invited to come learn how the deployment cycle affects their child while exploring resources, ideas, and networking with other parents.
ALL ABOUT REUNION
Reunion with a deployed loved one and the reintegration period that follows are often like an emotional roller coaster! Come and join other families and learn about how to make the most of this critical time with your loved one.
KINDERGARTEN READINESS
ADOPT-A-SCHOOL HIGHLIGHT
The Holloman School Liaison Officer's Adopt-a-School Initiative is a positive partnership between the local public and private schools and Holloman AFB. The purpose of the program is to utilize the human resources and talents of Holloman personnel to strengthen, enhance and enrich the quality of education and needed services in schools. Adopters are the foundation of the Adopt-a-School Initiative, committing time, energy and expertise to an individual school. Interested groups and/or squadrons will work with a specific school to help sustain and enhance the education opportunities for the students in that school. In return, the school will commit to supporting the squadron and/or group. This is designed to be a mutually beneficial partnership that has a unique footprint at each location. A commitment from all partners at the highest level is essential.
If interested, or to learn more, please contact Holloman's School Liaison at 575-572- 3944.
ALAMOGORDO PUBLIC SCHOOL
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Academy del Sol 29 ATKS
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Alamogordo High School 704 TG
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Buena Vista Elementary 49 CES
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Chaparral Middle School 635 MMG
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Desert Star Elementary 49 MDG
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Heights Elementary 311 FS & 8 FS
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High Rolls Mountain Park 49 CS
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Holloman Elementary 49 LRS
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Holloman Middle School 49 MXS
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La Luz Elementary 49 CS
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Mountain View Middle School 49 SFS
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North Elementary 49 OSS
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Oregon Elementary 14 FS
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Sierra Elementary 49 FSS
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Yucca Elementary 6 ATKS & 9 ATKS
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
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Father James B. Hay. 49 AMXS
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Imago Dei Academy 49 CPTS
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Legacy Christian Academy 54 AMXS
WHEN CAN I LEAVE MY KIDS ALONE?
Find out more about Holloman AFB Youth
Supervision Guidelines
HELPFUL LINKS
EDUCATION LINKS:
Common Core State Standards
Federal Impact Aid
Federal Student Aid
National Association for Gifted Children
NM Public Education Department
Tutor Help
MILITARY ASSOCIATION
LINKS:
Military Child Education Coalition