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Education and The MilitaryPartners:THE UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING BATTALION BECKLEY
THE UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING BATTALION COLUMBUS
THE NAVY RECRUITING DISTRICT OHIO
THE NAVY RECRUITING DISTRICT PITTSBURG
THE MARINE CORPS RECRUITING STATIONS IN WEST VIRGINIA
THE MARINE CORPS RECRUITING STATIONS IN MARYLAND
THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE RECRUITING STATIONS IN WEST VIRGINIA
THE WEST VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUARD
THE WEST VIRGINIA WING CIVIL AIR PATROL
OPERATION MILITARY KIDS, WEST VIRGINIA CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS, INC.
THE WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE WEST VIRGINIA STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
THE NAVY RECRUITING DISTRICT OHIO
THE UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING BATTALION BECKLEY
THE LEGAL AID OF WEST VIRGINIA
THE ADOLESCENT SUICIDE PREVENTION AND EARLY INTERVENTION (ASPEN)
MILITARY ENTRANCE PROCESSING STATION, GLEN JEAN WV
History
August 2010 WV Student Success Summit
October 2010 Report of the NASBE Study Group on Education and the Military was released
October 2010 Presented protocol to school counselors in 3 regional workshops
October 2010 Presented protocol to the largest Army recruiting battalion in West Virginia
November 2010 WV Board of Education created sub-committee
June 2011 MOU signed
* Ongoing Program
WV State Board Committee
Agenda:Legislative recommendation to join
Interstate Compact on Education for Military Students (SB 189)
ASVAB testing be available in all high schools
Approval of Military Recruiting ProtocolDevelopment of MOUCommunications Plan
Website
Common Ground: ReportKey Report Takeaways:
Approximately 7 in every 10 Americans between the ages of 17 – 24 are ineligible to enter military service because: they are either physically unfit (including being overweight or
obese) have criminal records have not graduated from high school
One thing higher education, industry and the military have in common, they all want secondary students to come out of high school knowing how to be: critical thinkers solve problems value teamwork
Military programs manage to succeed where others fail because of their attention to a holistic approach to student education and development
Memorandum of UnderstandingPurpose:
Define partners Establish mutual understanding and
cooperation Joint goal of graduating all students in West
Virginia college and/or career ready. Share resources Promote all post-secondary options for
students in West Virginia, not for promoting recruitment
Military Personnel in WV will : Provide career counseling and tutoring
services Provide career mentors Provide JROTC programs Explore the development of middle grade level
programs in West Virginia schools. Provide a variety of free and relatively
inexpensive resources for schools to use Provide counselors, faculty and administrators
Educator Tours
WV Wing Civil Air Patrol Provide program information and appoint project
officer/mentor when appropriate.
Provide materials to gain student interest in the program.
Provide instructor guides, lesson plans, activity books and other program resources at no cost.
Provide student membership with textbooks, uniforms and additional training materials.
Provide FBI background checks on all adult members at no cost.
WV Department of Education Encourage all high schools to provide the
opportunity for military personnel to present career information to interested students in West Virginia schools.
Communicate and coordinator with all parties of the MOU to establish a career mentoring program.
Incorporate in a student exit process all parties of the MOU to provide guidance about the benefits of graduating from high school to any students considering dropping out of school.
WV State Board of Education Promote that every student will have the
opportunity to take the ASVAB test in their school or a school nearby, for the purpose of career assessment, exploration and development.
Create a communication plan to educate students, parents, faculty, administration and community members about the intent, purpose and benefits of this MOU.
WV Parent Teacher Association
Provide education and resources to its members of students, parents, faculty, administration and community members about the positive supports, including career development and tutoring services, available through military personnel through bulletin articles and displays/materials at WV PTA conventions.
Help to create networks of people, organizations, and other resources to help support military children.
Support and encourage all efforts to make available career and mentoring programs to all students in West Virginia provided through this MOU.
Educate and increase community awareness of the impact of the deployment cycle on service members, families, kids, and the community as a whole
Resources Available
Common Ground Website School Counselor Protocol Interstate Compact on Education
of Military Children Speaker Series
Common Ground Website
Common Ground Website
Additional Programs for WVNG E-Mentoring Elevator Program
Questions/Comments
MAJ James BowenFuture Operations/Defense Support to Civil
Authorities
West Virginia National Guard
O: 304.561.6464C: [email protected]
