PCS transition support
IEP review before the move, enrollment guidance for the new district, and advocacy to ensure comparable services from day one at the new school.
All Services
Military Families
Special education support that moves with your family.
PCS transitions, EFMP enrollment, deployment cycles, IEP transfers from DoDEA. Years inside the Department of War Education Activity means I understand military family life from the inside — and I understand what it costs your kids.
20% off all services for military families
Who this is for
You shouldn't have to explain military life to your child's advocate.
You're staring down a PCS, and your child has an IEP that took years to get right. You need someone who understands the transfer process and how to advocate for continuity at the new school.
Your spouse is deploying, and your child is starting to show it at school. You need to bring the school into the picture without it becoming a record that follows your child for years.
You're moving back stateside from an overseas DoD school, and the local district is already telling you they don't honor everything in the IEP. You need someone who knows how that conversation should go.
You're trying to figure out whether to enroll in EFMP, what it actually does for your family, and what it might mean for your service member's assignments. You want a straight answer.
How I help
Specialized support for the specific challenges military families face.
DoDEA transitions
Years working inside the Department of War Education Activity. I know how DoD school IEPs are written, how they translate to public school IEPs, and where the gaps usually appear.
EFMP guidance
A straight conversation about what the Exceptional Family Member Program does, what it doesn't do, and whether enrolling makes sense for your family's situation.
Deployment-related support
How to talk to the school before, during, and after deployment. How to support your child through the cycle. What to ask for if regression starts to show.
IEP review & advocacy
Same comprehensive IEP review available to all families — with the added context of how your child's military life affects what the IEP needs to address.
Tutoring through transitions
Reading and math tutoring that travels with your family. Virtual sessions mean continuity even when the duty station changes.
Local to Camp Lejeune
Based locally, serving worldwide.
K-Bridge is based in Wilmington, NC — close to Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River. Local families have access to in-person tutoring and consultation. Families anywhere in the world can access IEP review, parent coaching, and behavior support virtually.
Local schools served include Onslow County Schools, Pender County Schools, and surrounding districts. Whether your family is on base, in Jacksonville, or anywhere from Holly Ridge to Surf City, you have a special education advocate close to home.
Quick reference
- Onslow County Schools
- Pender County Schools
- MCCS School Liaison Program
- EFMP Camp Lejeune
- DoDEA / DoWEA partner schools
Military Family Discount
20% off every service.
Active duty, veteran, retired, and military spouse families. Just mention your status when you reach out — no documentation needed for the initial discount.
Get in Touch Common questions
Things military families often ask.
What's the military family discount?
Active duty, retired, and military spouse families receive 20% off all services. Just mention your status when you reach out. No documentation required for the initial discount.
Do you have experience with DoDEA schools?
Yes. Years working within the Department of War Education Activity (formerly DoDEA) provide deep familiarity with overseas DoD schools and the transition process when families return stateside. I know how DoDEA IEPs are written and where the gaps tend to appear when transferring to public schools.
Can you help with PCS transitions?
Yes. PCS transition support includes reviewing the existing IEP before the move, advising on enrollment in the new district, and helping you advocate for comparable services from day one at the new school. Best to start the conversation 30–60 days before the move when possible.
Are sessions available virtually for families overseas?
Yes. All consultation services are available by secure video call regardless of duty station. IEP reviews and parent coaching work well across time zones.
Will EFMP enrollment hurt my service member's career?
This is the question I get most often, and the honest answer is that it doesn't work the way many families fear. EFMP affects assignments to make sure your family is sent somewhere that can support your child's needs — not to penalize the service member. Happy to walk through the details in a free consult.
Your service shouldn't cost your child's continuity.
Let's make sure your family has the special education support you need, wherever the next assignment takes you.