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Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Military.com, Military Times, Stars and Stripes, Scary Mommy, The Free Lance-Star, The 74, Military Families Magazine
Covers:  Military-Connected Children and Public Education Military Families Veterans Military Life
Book author, writer for national mags, blog,parent trainer, milkid advocate, tennis boss, milfam, reader of news and lover of wine.

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Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman’s Biography

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Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman

Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman is an Air Force spouse, freelance writer and advocate with a passion for military-connected children and their families. She’s dedicated the last decade to understanding the challenges military kids face when changing schools.
Stacy is the co-author of the book Seasons of My Military Student: Practical Ideas for Parents and Teachers. With her writing partner, Amanda Trimillos, EdD, they continue to promote awareness of challenges facing military…

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New School Welcoming: Student Sponsorship Programs - Seasons of My Military Student

New School Welcoming: Student Sponsorship Programs - Seasons of My Military Student

By Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman Military-connected students adjusting to a new school commonly experience feelings…

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The Lost Military Kids: Educated in Isolation

The Lost Military Kids: Educated in Isolation

Fourteen year old Josh wakes up slowly, blinking the sleep from his eyes. The alarm clock says it's 7:30 am. …

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How OUR MILITARY KIDS is Bringing Fun Back to Our Kids

How OUR MILITARY KIDS is Bringing Fun Back to Our Kids

These are unexpected consequences of the pandemic and the extracurricular activities families enjoyed pre-pan…

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Purple Up During a Pandemic: Celebrating Military Kids During COVID

Purple Up During a Pandemic: Celebrating Military Kids During COVID

April 2021 brings new hope to the end of the global pandemic, but for most schools, this month is still strai…

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A Mom's View: Changing Schools Is Hard for Military Kids in Normal Times. In a Pandemic, It's Eve...

A Mom's View: Changing Schools Is Hard for Military Kids in Normal Times. In a Pandemic, It's Eve...

Even without a raging pandemic, changing schools can pose a sweeping challenge for military-connected childre…

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Early Planning Helps School Transition - Seasons of My Military Student

Early Planning Helps School Transition - Seasons of My Military Student

The Season of Leaving can happen any time of year when a move is on the horizon, but many families have milit…

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School liaison: Program growing to support more than transition

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By Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman
| Military Families Magazine
When it comes to transition for military families, challenges are well documented for parents who guide their children from school to school — including navigating new state education standards, policies, websites, and stacks of paperwork. The Department of Defense estimates there are 1.6 million military children, with more than two-thirds 11 years old or younger.
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5 Things to Do if Military Marriage Is in Trouble

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By Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman
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Things are not going well in your marriage, are they? You have stopped telling your husband about your day because something inevitably sets him off. You get the feeling your wife would rather be at work or at her violin lessons or talking to her sister than spending time with you. You picked up your servicemember’s phone and found dozens of text messages from another woman. Worst of all, somehow you suspect that your partner in life doesn’t really care about you anymore.
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