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Boerne Middle School South

Military Family Support

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Welcome, Military-Connected Families!

Boerne ISD proudly welcomes military-connected students and families who have relocated due to military service. Military-connected families include those with a parent or guardian currently serving or who has served in the U.S. Armed Forces, Texas National Guard, or military reserves, as well as families whose parent or guardian was lost in the line of duty.

At Boerne Middle School South, we are proud to serve and support our military-connected families. We are committed to fostering a welcoming, caring, and inclusive environment where every student feels safe, supported, connected, and empowered to succeed.

We understand that military life can bring unique experiences and transitions for students and families. Our goal is to help make each transition as smooth as possible while providing resources and support for students' academic, social, and emotional well-being.

This webpage provides helpful information, resources, and support to help your family navigate your experience at Boerne Middle School South. Please know that we are here to answer questions, connect you with resources, and assist your family whenever needed.

Once a Charger, always a Charger! We are honored to serve your family and are grateful for your service and sacrifice.

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Military Family Liaisons

Military Family Liaisons are recognized as one of the strongest supports for addressing the social and emotional needs of military parents, families, and military-connected students. They support military families with integration into school, coordinate military-connected professional development opportunities for staff, and provide military families guidance and information to district, community, and military resources.

The Boerne Middle School South Counselors serve as Military Family Liaisons for the campus.

The MFL's major duties and responsibilities include:

  • Helps to integrate military-connected students into the campus.
  • Advises the Student 
  • Coordinates with the Ambassador program with transition for military-connected students and their families.
  • Communicates with principal, teachers, students and parents upon arrival of a military family.
  • Interact with students on campus.
  • Advocates and provides program information and support to military families.

Resolution to Declare Commitment to Military Families

Whereas, military families sacrifice greatly for our nation's security and well-being, often enduring frequent relocations and separations from loved ones,
Whereas, children from military families face unique challenges, including adjusting to new schools and communities on a regular basis,
Whereas, it is our responsibility as an educational institution to support all students, including those from military families, and provide them with the resources and support they need to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally,
Therefore, be it resolved that:
We, Boerne Middle School South, hereby declare our unwavering commitment to supporting military families.
We recognize and honor the sacrifices they make and the challenges they endure in service to our country.
We will strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment that embraces military-connected students and their families.

We will promote empathy, understanding, and respect for their unique experiences and backgrounds.

We will provide targeted support services to meet the academic, social, and emotional needs of military-connected students. This includes counseling services, transition support, and resources to facilitate continuity in their education despite frequent moves.
We will collaborate with military support organizations and community partners to enhance our support network for military families. Through partnerships and outreach efforts, we will ensure that military families feel valued, supported, and connected to our school community.
We will raise awareness and foster appreciation for military families among our student body, staff, and wider community. Through educational initiatives, events, and activities, we will promote understanding and gratitude for the sacrifices made by military families.
We will continuously evaluate and improve our efforts to support military families, seeking feedback from parents, students, and community stakeholders to ensure that our programs and services are meeting their needs effectively. 


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Enrollment & Registration

If you have educational records for your child from the previous school, you may upload them when completing the online registration process or provide physical copies to the campus registrar.

Questions about enrollment at Boerne Middle School South? We are here to help!

Please contact Nicole Pfeifer, BMSS Registrar, at (830) 357-3302.

 

Free Prekindergarten for Certain Children 

If your child is at least three years old and meets the eligibility criteria as a child of an active duty member of the armed forces, national guard, or reserve component of the armed forces, who is ordered to active duty by proper authority, they qualify for pre-K under the Free Prekindergarten for Certain Children (TEC §29.153). 

For more information please visit: Boerne Independent School District - Early Childhood Education (Pre K & Kindergarten) 


MIC3 Compact Rules for Eligibility Extracurricular Activities 

If your child is a military-connected student, they are eligible to join extracurricular activities at school regardless of application deadlines. Schools and districts must make reasonable efforts to include military children in all activities, including tryouts, summer conditioning, and other prerequisites. 

Here’s what you need to know: 

• Eligibility: Your child can participate in activities even if application deadlines have passed. 

• Information access: Schools must provide all relevant information about extracurricular activities. 

• Communication: Schools should ensure military families have access to all communication channels for activity information. 

Contact your school’s administrators or coaches to request information and support for your child’s participation in extracurricular activities. COMPACT RULES

Chargers Athletics: Sports Seasons & Requirements

🏐 Fall Sports  Begin the first day of school

  • Volleyball
  • Football
  • Cross Country

⚽ Winter Sports

  • Soccer: Begins mid-October
  • Basketball: Begins late November

🏃 Spring Sports Begin in March

  • Track
  • Tennis 

Important Information for Athletes & Parents

Boerne Independent School District - Athletics Home 

All athletic forms must be completed and signed through RankOne before participation.


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