Family and Spouse Education

The husband of an AETC major was recently recognized for his creative efforts in educating other male military spouses.

Some training time will now count towards GI Bill eligibility and make more reservists eligible to transfer benefits to...

DoD schools will continue to work with transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice on a case-by-case basis.

Are you, your spouse or dependents going to college? You may be eligible for education credits when you file your taxes in...

The IRS will help pay for advanced education expenses, making a return to school possible even on a tight budget.

The Military Spouse CAA program was a pilot program designed to help military spouses obtain certification and credentials in...

Getting a degree is a life changing experience, but it doesn’t have to change how you live your life.

What is the key to getting the most cash possible to pay for school when you are a MilSpouse? Getting your FAFSA in right...

Believe it or not, it's already time to consider enrolling in school this coming fall.

Of the approximately 1.1 million military children who attend public school, about 80% do so in non-military schools.