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Supporting your child’s education is likely one of your highest priorities as a parent. By cultivating a love of learning and knowledge at a young age, you put your child on a path for success so they can open doors on a multitude of future opportunities. Military OneSource helps you build a strong foundation of learning for your child. This includes nurturing learning at home, building a relationship with your child’s school, tapping into the support and resources of your military community and utilitizing your local school liaisons – all to help you help your child succeed.

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