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MILITARY INTERSTATE
CHILDREN’S COMPACT
COMMISSION
WHAT IS THE COMPACT? STUDENTS COVERED UNDER THE COMPACT
The Compact deals with the challenges of Children of the following:
military children and their frequent relocations. • Active duty members of the uniformed services,
It allows for uniform treatment as military including members of the National Guard and
children transfer between school districts in Reserve on active duty orders (Title 10)
member states.
• Members or veterans who are medically
Note: The Compact only applies to public discharged or retired for one year
schools.
• Members who die on active duty, for a period
of one year after death
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER A STATE • Uniformed members of the Commissioned Corps
JOINS THE COMPACT? of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA), and United States
Each state appoints representation to a Public Health Services (USPHS)
governing commission responsible for
enacting rules to implement the Compact. STUDENTS NOT COVERED UNDER
Each participating state also creates a state
council based on the requirements of their state THE COMPACT
legislation.
Children of the following:
• Inactive members of the National Guard and
HOW DO I LEARN MORE ABOUT Reserves (Not Title 10)
THE COMPACT?
MILITARY INTERSTATE CHILDREN’S • Members now retired not covered above
COMPACT COMMISSION You should visit the Interstate Commission’s • Veterans not covered above
website at www.mic3.net. • Other Department of Defense personnel,
federal agency civilians and contract
1776 Avenue of the States | Lexington, KY 40511 employees not defined as active duty
859.244.8133 | www.mic3.net | mic3info@csg.org • Members other than the uniformed personnel
Successful Educational Transitions of NOAA and USPHS