Military Family Resources
Franklin Alum Service Members
Purple Star Criteria
Military connection: Student’s parent or legal guardian is a member of one or more of the following:
- Active Duty (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard or Space Force)
- National Guard (Army National Guard or Air National Guard)
- Reserves
Building Contacts
- Gerke:: Mr. Rhoades
- Schenck: Mr. Pohl
- Franklin Intermediate Building: Mrs. Irgens, Mrs. Truesdell
- Hunter: Mr. Ward
- FJHS: Mrs. Mailhot
- FHS: Mrs. Limon
WHAT RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE FOR PARENTS?
Military Family Resources
- Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission - Ohio is one of 50 states involved in the Interstate Compact for Educational Opportunities for Military Children, which is working to ensure that military children are properly enrolled in schools, have eligibility for school activities and have assistance in meeting graduation requirements.
- Ohio National Guard’s Family Readiness Program - This program provides information and tools for Ohio families, including educational resources, youth camps and recreational opportunities.
- Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) - The Military Child Education Coalition’s work is focused on ensuring quality educational opportunities for all military children affected by mobility, family separation and transition. | Voice for the Military Child: a newsletter for friends of the MCEC
- Ohio Inter-service Family Assistance Coalition (ISFAC) - The ISFAC serves as a statewide “safety net” in support of Ohio military families. The ISFAC connects military families with national, state, regional and community resources as well as volunteer support services.
- Army OneSource - Army OneSource, Army Child, Youth and School (CYS) Services works with parents, students and schools to mitigate the challenges resulting from children switching school systems because of family relocation or deployment of a parent.
- Military Student Identifier Code (MSI) - Frequently asked questions for parents and students.
- TMAS Books: MCEC’s Tell Me a Story® (TMAS®) empowers military-connected children, ages 4-8, by using literature and their own stories to foster resilience, strong peer and parent connections, and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
TMAS provides opportunities for military parents and their kids to discuss often difficult topics such as deployment,
separation, and moving. - Ohio Military State Policy Source: Information and research, knowledge of policies and processes, and assistance with legislation — all to support service members and their families.
