K - 12 Education Support

Homeschooling overseas military families? Learn DoD policy, legal rights, PCS tips, and resources to start your homeschool journey abroad.

Homeschooling overseas for military families offers a unique opportunity to create a flexible, portable education plan that supports your child through every PCS, deployment, and duty station. This guide explores accredited programs, parent-led options, and curriculum tools to help you build an education that thrives no matter where military life takes you.

Military homeschooling comes with unique challenges—from PCS moves to special learning needs. This guide helps military families find the right homeschool curriculum using personalized tools and supportive resources.

Deciding to homeschool is a deeply personal journey. This article shares one family's experience, exploring their reasons, challenges, and rewarding moments.

Joining Scouts BSA Troop 88 at USAG Humphreys has been a life-changing journey of fun, friendship, and self-discovery. From camping trips to international adventures, scouting continues to shape confidence, leadership, and lifelong memories.

Discover simple and meaningful ways to help children learn gratitude and giving during the holiday season. From baking treats to creating gratitude jars, The Intentional Learning Corner shares family activities that nurture kindness, thankfulness, and intentional learning at home.

Looking for a simple way to reduce meltdowns, support emotional regulation, and improve your child’s focus this school year? Discover the power of daily quiet time for kids and how this intentional parenting tip can benefit the whole family.

Military parents play a vital role in their child’s academic success. From volunteering and advisory committees to knowing your rights, these 10 tips empower families to stay informed, connected, and engaged in their child’s education—whether in DoDEA schools, public schools, or homeschool settings.

Looking for a fun and educational family activity in Korea? Discover how intentional learning at Korean markets can help children of all ages build language, math, and cultural skills—one market trip at a time.