JBLM with local schools to the needs of the student with the focus on

COMMON BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash with culture-students rotate in and out of schools, teaching children military installation in the add an instructor to everyday challenges.

Partnership among schools common Base Lewis-McChord and Madigan Army Medical Center will help States that some ease.

Parents, teachers and staff of six Clover Park School District soininen elementary school JBLM, participated in the "Building Day" event to help prepare for the development of the new school year 30. most of the day were Their interaction and basic information about the military children, particularly elementary students.

Keynote speaker, Dr. Ken Ginsburg addressed to the difficult circumstances that surround the students often, because of their parents ' army.

Ginsburg, the young in specialized military children, young people and family Behavioral health Proponency, centered his observations on the American Academy of Pediatrics "Seven C's resilience and the template, in the opinion of the AAP." all children are the resources and strengths that can help them to cope with everyday life.

Teachers and parents to assist the development of their children's resilience in the State of tune with these strengths and developing them.

"Parents and schools are really key," said Ginsburg."It is about the introduction of support and the circumstances of the children so that they are ready to Bounce back and flourish in the future."

AAP template parts are competence, confidence, connection, character, stake, limited and they are all control. each other and to the success of military children.

"Take confidence in circumstances may prevent a can do well aware," said Ginsburg.

Students who have close links with the parents and teachers, as a general rule, it is better to human resources strategies and therefore do better in school and life in General, he said.

"The key military children have access to a Web site, an associated deployments and long absences" Ginsburg said. "We have to think how support connections and replace them, which was missing. "

Personal experience and knowledge JBLM Behavioral health professionals allowed parents and school staff to do just that.

Doctor Tong Shen, child and adolescent psychiatrist and Behavioral health services-JBLM school, the Director pointed out his desire to serve the CPSD staff.

Shen said MAMC clinical social workers in each place is JBLM soininen elementary school.

"The school district has been waiting so long, and we are really fortunate to be wonderful, passionate people working in the military of our children" Shen said.

MAMC provides services for the prevention and treatment of emotional problems as children are not the child is unhelped..

Military families whose children are involved in the school's use of the post will be carried out under the responsibility of the soldier and family Assistance Center, which provides children and young people in the Department of Psychiatry, and services.

Shen said he is excited about the partnership and trust, CPSD and parents can help with this one-year best school still do.

"We all understand each other, we share the mission, and we have a passion for our military ... and that makes success."

Laura m. Levering is a journalist with a common Base Lewis, McChord's weekly newspaper, the North Guardian.