Relocating to or From Cumberland County
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Each time military families move, their students encounter different curriculum or standards, different ways of measuring progress, different reports to learn to read, and even different definitions of highly-qualified teachers. The Common Core Standards will alleviate this disparity, but regardless, these tips will make it easier to transfer schools.
Quick Checklist for School/ Military Moves
From the Parent/Guardian:- Student’s birth certificate
- Student’s Social Security number
- Student’s health record: immunization, etc
- Proof of residency/ military orders
School Information:- Address, phone, numbers, other contact information
- Course Description book/Grading scale
- Copy/photograph the cover and title page of each textbook
- School profile/handbook
- School’s web page URL
School Records:- COPY of transcript
- Report cards
- Withdrawal grades or progress reports
- Test scores (Standardized or special programs testing, etc)
- Special Programs Records as Appropriate
- Individual Education Plan, IEP/ Individual Accommodation Plan (504)/ Gifted Program Description
- ELL English Language Learner or Bilingual education
- At-Risk or other action plans for classroom modifications
Other Documents and Examples:- Writing samples or other work samples
- Activities records (co/extracurricular)
- Other work or performance examples
- Community service or service-learning
- Academic Recognition and competition participation
Information recommended by the Military Child Coalition @ www.MilitaryChild.org.
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Military Family and Youth Liaisons
Zakira Cruz Rich - 910-635-0090
Reginald Fields - 910-678-7008