BookFlix – (PreK – 3rd grades) our online literacy resource that pairs classic fictional video storybooks from Weston Woods with related nonfiction eBooks from Scholastic to build a love of reading and learning in all children.
FreedomFlix (from Scholastic) is a digital literacy resource that brings history to life by capturing the dramatic and defining moments in American history. It features dynamic e-books of the Children's Press best-selling Cornerstones of Freedom series that include embedded popup features such as maps, timelines, virtual tour clips, primary source videos and audio clips.
Mango Languages provides access to more than 70 languages. English Language Learning courses, films, and numerous specialty courses are offered.
Early Learning- The perfect tool for pre- and emergent readers to explore independently or learn with an adult. Developed with experts on early childhood education, Early Learning is designed for preschool students with tools and content that reinforces early childhood curriculum via short videos, read-aloud stories, printable activities, and matching and tracing games, among others. The guided reading program, lesson plans, and curriculum correlations make teaching easier for educators and parents. (Recommended ages: 2-8)
ScienceFlix – (grades 4-10 with STEM Middle/HS focus) – Science for the Next Generation!
TrueFlix – (grades 3-5) Bringing award-winning True Books to Life to help students master Social Studies and Science content knowledge through literacy!
The children (grades K-12) of all Active Duty military and Active Reserve can get help from a professional tutor anytime they need it with Tutor.com. Tutors are online and available to help 24/7, offering assistance in 100 different subject areas. Free mobile companion "Tutor.com To Go" for iPad, iPhone & iPod Touch is also available.
Early Learning- The perfect tool for pre- and emergent readers to explore independently or learn with an adult. Developed with experts on early childhood education, Early Learning is designed for preschool students with tools and content that reinforces early childhood curriculum via short videos, read-aloud stories, printable activities, and matching and tracing games, among others. The guided reading program, lesson plans, and curriculum correlations make teaching easier for educators and parents. (Recommended ages: 2-8)
Kids- An ideal learning resource for elementary-aged students designed to build confidence and encourage creativity with image-driven navigation and inquiry-based activities. The site features easy-to-read articles that can be read aloud or translated and a wealth of engaging games, science projects, and activities. Encourage self-direction with our visual navigation in Explore, independent learning with WebQuest and compare and contrast skills with Compare Animals and Compare Places. Additional teaching tools for educators and parents make this a complete solution for early learners. (Recommended ages: 6-10)
Student- World Book’s beloved Encyclopedia comes to life in a digital format, perfect for elementary and middle school learners to access information from trusted sources. A one-stop shop for cross curricular learning, Student includes translations to 100+ languages, a Biography Center, current events, research guides, and seamless integrations with Google Classroom and Microsoft OneDrive. The My Research and Citation Builder features assist learners in organizing and analyzing their findings. (Recommended ages: 8-16)
Welcome to the Robins Air Force Base School Liaison Office — your one-stop shop for all matters related to Pre K-12 military connected child education!
The mission of the School Liaison is to eliminate barriers and build bridges for the academic success of military connected children through networks and partnerships with local communities. Robins AFB is located within the Houston County School District where over 90% of Robins’ military children attend school. Our surrounding school districts are Bibb County and Peach County. We have an excellent relationship with the local school districts and our community.
Georgia House Bill 224 (HB 224) allows military families who live on base (Robins II) the option to request a school transfer to any school within the district. Approval is based on space availability. Please refer to the HB 224 guidelines at: https://www.hcbe.net/hb224
Students who do not live on base are required to attend the school zone in which they reside. Inbound families are encouraged to contact the School Liaison upon receiving orders to discuss zoning.
The School Liaison is the point of contact between the military installation, school administration, parents, and the community as a whole. Primary responsibilities include advising the military command on matters concerning student education and school operations, fostering a responsive and cooperative relationship between local school districts and the military community, and assisting military families with education matters that are unique to the military lifestyle such as school transitions, frequent moves, deployment, and education inconsistencies that exist from state-to-state.
The commitment of Robins AFB to our local schools is very strong, and we ask for your help in growing our partnerships. We encourage parents and our Team Robins members to take an active role in volunteering in our local schools. Units interested in Adopt-A-School programs should contact the School Liaison.
School Liaison: Renee Daughtry RobinsAFBSchoolLiaison@us.af.mil (478) 327-5524 DSN: 497-5524 Website |
Location: Airman and Family Readiness Center Building 794 725 9th Street, Ste 100 Robins AFB, GA 31098 |
Hours of Operation: Please call for an appointment. |
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