TENNES ESSEE S STATE C E COUNCIL IL MEETIN ING F R I D A Y A P R I L 2 1 , 2 0 1 7 3 : 0 0 P M C S T W E B I N A R 1 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
AGENDA Welcom come – D. McLau aughlin lin • Cal all t the Me Meetin ing t to Or Order – D. McLau aughlin • Anno An nounc uncement nt o of New Stat ate C Council il Me Member - D. McLau aughlin lin • Roll C Call all – D. McLau aughli lin • Introd oduct ction on o of Schoo ool Liaison on Office cers – D. McLau aughlin lin • Purpose – D. Mc McLau aughlin • Key Issues Affecting Mi Milit itar ary Students • Review of Com ompact ct R Rules– D. Mc McLau aughlin • Tennessee Milit Militar ary Connected Chil ildren Stat ats – D. McLau aughlin • Militar Mil ary Child Identif ifier D Dis iscussion – C. C. D Davis • Election of Of Officers • Vice Chairperson - vacant PC PCS/Transit ition o of C COL OL S Sal alome an and CAPT PT Brys yson – D. D. Mc McLau aughli lin • Ret etireme ement of Dr. Worthingt gton • Open D Discussi ussion • Important L Links • Ad Adjourn • 2 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
NEW STATE COUNCIL MEMBER - BERNARD CHILDRESS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TSSAA Gradu duat ated d from Co Columbia Ce Central H Hig igh Sc School in in 1973 w where h he par articipat ated in in bas asketball • Selected for t or the he all ll-state b bas asketball t team am h his is ju junior an and d senio ior y years • Attended B Belmont U University o on a a bas asketball s scholar arship an and g d gradu aduated in in 1978 w wit ith a a Bac achelor o of Sc Scie ience D Degree in in edu ducation • Sele lected t to o the he a all ll-confere rence t team hi his sop opho homore re, j junior, a and s senior or y years rs a at Belm lmont a and le led t the he con onference i in scori oring hi his • junior a r and s senior y years rs. He i is in the he Belm lmon ont U Univers rsity S Spor orts H Hall of ll of Fame. Obtai ained h his is Mas aster’s D Degree in in adm administration an and d supervision f from T Trevecca N Naz azarene Co College in in 1985 • Tau aught an and c d coac ached b bas asketball at at his is al alma m a mat ater f for s six ix years rs • Tau aught an and c d coac ached b bas asketball at at Middl iddle T Tennessee St Stat ate U University f for o one year • Se Served as as Assis istant Pr Prin incipal at at Co Columbia Ce Central H Hig igh Sc School f for f four y year ars • Se Served as as Pr Prin incipal o of Whit itthorne M Middl iddle Sc School f for four y year ars • Se Served as as Assis istant E Executive D Dir irector o of TSSA SSAA f for 14 y years • Me Member of of the he NFHS S Sof oftball R Rule les C Com ommittee f for f or fou our y years rs • Ch Chair aired t the NFHS Co Coac aches E Edu ducation Co Committee f for four y year ars an and s d served o on that at c committee f for e eig ight y years • Receiv ived t d the NFHS C S Citatio ion A Award f d for h his contrib ibutio ion t to high s school a athletic ics • Nam amed E Executive D Dir irector o of TSSA SSAA in in 2009 • 3 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
MIC3 TENNESSEE STATE COUNCIL ROLL CALL De Deanna nna M McLaug ughlin – State Co Coun uncil Ch Chairman - MIC IC3 T Tennessee Com ommi missioner Carolyn n Davis - Military F Family Education L on Liaison n – School Co Coun unselor, N Northview A Academy Nat Nathan an J James ames - State Co Coun uncil S Secretary - Di Director o of Legislative A Affairs, S State Board of Education Sena nator De Delores Gr Gresham – Tennessee S State S Senator or Co Commissioner M Many-Bears G Grinder er – Tennessee D Department of of Veterans A Affairs CPT PT David B Bryson– Co Commanding Officer Naval S Supp upport A Activity M Mid-South Mill llington N Naval l Air Station CO COL James R. . Salom ome – Ga Garrison Co Command nder F Ft. Ca Campb pbell Kentu tuck cky LTC Jame mes Reed – TNARNG D Director, , J9, T , Tennessee Military & & Fami mily R Readiness Dr Dr. . B.J .J. W . Wor orthington on – Di Director o of Schools, Clarks ksville lle-Mont ontgom omery C y Count nty S Schools Dr Dr. LaDo Donn nna M McFall – Di Director o of Schools, Co Coffee Co Coun unty Schools Tamm ammy Mas ason – Di Director o of S Schools, A Arlington Ci City Schools Bernard Childress – Executive Director, TSSAA 4 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
INTRODUCTION O OF SCH CHOOL L LIAISON O OFFI FICERS RS Terri McQu cQuirter – Army y Suppor ort F Ft. C . Campbell Kentucky PHONE: (270) 798-9219 Email: terri.mcquirter.naf@mail.mil Website: http://campbell.armymwr.com/us/campbell/programs/school-support-services/ Manuela H Hemi mington on - Army y Suppor ort F Ft. C . Campbell Kentu tuck cky PHONE: (270) 798-0783 Email: manuela.hemington.naf@mail.mil Website: http://campbell.armymwr.com/us/campbell/programs/school-support-services/ Jennifer r Lu Lundy dy – Nav aval Support A t Acti tivity ty Mid-South th Mill llingt gton N Naval Air r Stati tion PHONE: ( : (901) 874-5343 Ema mail: l: Mill_NSA NSA_SLO@n @navy.mil Website: : http ttp://c /cni nic.na navy.mi mil/M l/MidSouth/F /FleetAnd ndFami mily lyReadine ness/S /Supp uppor tServices/F /Fami mili liesChild ldand ndYouthPrograms ms/i /ind ndex.htm 5 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
OUR PU R PURP RPOSE Pur Pursuant to t the ter erms of t the e Int nter erstate e Compact on Ed n Educa ucational Opportunity f for Mi Military C Children, ( (the C e Compact ct”), t the e Tennes ennessee ee S State Cou ouncil on l on Education onal O l Oppor ortunity for Mili litary Child ldren ( (the “ “Cou ouncil” l”) is es establ blished ed t to ful ulfill t the e obj bject ctives es o of the Compact, t through a a mea eans ns of joint co cooper erative a act ction a among ng t the e Compact cting S States es: to promote te, devel elop a and nd f faci cilitate a e a uni uniform s standard t that ea eases es t the e state t e to state e transition o of military p per ersonnel el, t thei eir spous uses es a and nd p primarily t thei eir ch children en a as thes ese ch e children en t transfer er from o one ne state t e to ano nother er a and nd from one ne sch chool s system em t to ano nother er a as a direct ct r res esul ult of the e military p paren ent’s freq eque uent r rea eassignments. 6 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
KEY EY ISSU SSUES S AFFECTING M NG MILITARY S STUDENT ENTS Acade demic • Typical student experiences between 6-9 transitions between grades K- 12 • Adjustment to New School Setting • Transfer of Services for Special Education • Incompatible Graduation Requirements • Redundant / Missed Testing • Transfer of Coursework and Grades • Transfer of Records • Exclusion from Extra-curricular Activities 7 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
KEY EY ISSU SSUES S AFFECTING M NG MILITARY S STUDENT ENTS Inter Int erper ersonal nal Is Issues ues Affecting ing Performance ce • Social and Emotional Needs - New Friends/Peers • 1 in 15 military dependents have lost a parent to war • Typical deployments vary from 45 days – 1+ years • Deployments can be sudden / no notice • Recent Armed Forces survey showed that even parents who don’t deploy cope more poorly due to increased work load • Issues can also begin during reintegration when the military member returns 8 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
KEY KEY I ISSU SSUES A AFFEC ECTING M MILITARY ST STUDENTS Par arent ental al S Sep epar arat atio ion n Possib ssible respon onses o of childre ren b between 6 6 - 8 8 years rs of of age ge Frequently experience sadness and grief Regression to more childish behavior Excessive complaints of pains or stomach aches Poor attention span and difficulties in school May feel deprived of attention and display clinging 9 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
KEY KEY I ISSU SSUES A AFFEC ECTING M MILITARY ST STUDENTS Par arent ental al S Sep epar arat atio ion n Possible le r respon onses o of childre ren b between 9 9 – 12 y 12 yea ears of ag age 1/3 report symptoms of anxiety May feel anger and resentment Possible withdrawal Boys especially may also experience 10 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
KEY KEY I ISSU SSUES A AFFEC ECTING M MILITARY ST STUDENTS Par arent ental al S Sep epar arat atio ion n Possible le r respon onses o of childre ren b between 13 13 – 18 18 years rs of of age ge May have limited coping skills May distance themselves from others or feel resentful Boys have greater school/peer problems during Deployments Girls tend to have greater difficulties when the deployed member returns home 11 S U C C E S S F U L E D U C A T I O N A L T R A N S I T I O N S
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