Educator Resources

Alaska Statute Chapter 14.34. Interstate Compact of Educational Opportunity for Military Children

NOTE: In accordance with the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children, which became law in Alaska on May 16, 2009, and School Board Policy 1021.2, the FNSBSD will enroll in kindergarten, children of military families who are under school age as of September 1st at the time of the transition from another district or state and has satisfactorily completed the pre-kindergarten program of a public school district in the sending state. 

Alaska Military Interstate Childrens Compact Commision

The key to finding and applying for scholarships is to GET ORGANIZED! 

• Steps for hardcopy filing
• Steps for digital filing

Remember to read applications carefully, paying attention to the eligibility requirements, and follow ALL directions. 

Your school counseling office can assist you with transcript requests, copies of test scores, and graduation scholarship notifications. 

Scholarship Deadlines by Month

The Clearinghouse for Military Family Readiness at Penn State developed online learning modules for school personnel to increase understanding and awareness related to the unique challenges faced by military-connected students and families, and to provide school personnel with strategies and resources to support military-connected students. 

School Military Family Life Counselors (MFLCs) address challenging behaviors and strengthen the capacity of staff, families, programs and systems to meet the needs of military children and youth by:

• Observing, participating, and engaging in classroom activities
• Developing strategies for supporting positive behavior, age-appropriate behavioral interventions to enhance coping and behavioral skills in the classrooms and at home
• Meeting one-on-one or in groups, providing evidence-based prevention and intervention services
• Implementing and doeling strategies for teacher and staff responses to children's behavior
• Conducting trainings for staff
• Facilitating groups to increase parents' understanding of social emotional development and positive behavior guidance strategies
• Linking families with community resources or military family programs
• Working with military children in settings such as field trips and other centers, camps, or school-sponsored activities
• Conducting individual sessions to address the unique challenges of school-aged military children and youth

School MFLC roster

Parent Permission Form

Students can connect with Tutor.com through their ClassLink dashboard. This service is provided, free of charge, to all AK residents. Click the icon below for more information on Tutor.com.