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Topic: Month of the Military Child
Campbell Crossing celebrates Earth Day on Fort Campbell
April 29, 2018 | 
Fort Campbell, KY – Campbell Crossing, the on-post housing community on Fort Campbell, recently hosted their annual Earth Day Extravaganza. The event was a huge success with soldiers, residents and families who came out to participate.
The event kicked off with the planting of a shade tree at the Werner Park Community Center, donated by the Fort Campbell Exchange.
Residents of all ages had a blast digging for worms.
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Fort Campbell’s CYSS Celebrates Month of the Military Child with Family Fun Day
Fort Campbell, KY – Every April, military installations around the globe celebrate Month of the Military Child.
Fort Campbell is among them and for 2014, Child Youth and School Services (CYSS) has fun events planned for children and Families throughout the month including “Family Fun Day” on April 26th. «Read the rest of this article»
Fort Campbell’s Child Youth and School Services (CYSS) Celebrates Month of the Military Child in April
Fort Campbell, KY – Every April, military installations around the globe celebrate Month of the Military Child. Child Youth and School Services (CYSS) kicks off their celebration with their Annual Parade. They will kick off the month with their Annual Parade on April 1st at 9:30am.
Children from several of Fort Campbell’s child development centers will meet at the parking lot of CDC#1, located at 3071 Bastogne Avenue and CDC #2, located at 3069 Bastogne Avenue, and participate in a parade around the parking area. «Read the rest of this article»
Military Children Express Sacrifices Through Art, Writing during Month of the Military Child
By Terri Moon Cronk, American Forces Press Service
Washington, D.C. – Life through the eyes of military children through their paintings, drawings and writings was on public display at the Education Department here today to celebrate the Month of the Military Child. Since 1983, the Defense Department has officially recognized military children for the support they provide to their families, and the military now has 1.8 million children in the services.
The exhibit reflects the works of military children — nearly 50 in all — from elementary to high school. On the back of each work of art, the children wrote what motivated them to produce their particular work, said Cindy Simerly, marketing chief for the Military Child Education Coalition and a military spouse.
Lauren Sink, a high school junior, drew this picture of her Army father returning home. Nearly 50 illustrations, paintings and writings were on display at the U.S. Department of Education on April 3, 2013, in observance of the Month of the Military Child. (Terri Moon Cronk/DOD)
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Fort Campbell’s Child Youth and School Services Celebrates Month of the Military Child
Fort Campbell, KY – Every April, military installations around the globe celebrate Month of the Military Child. Fort Campbell is among them and for 2013, Child Youth and School Services (CYSS) has fun events planned for children and Families throughout the month.
They will kick off the month with their Annual Parade on April 1st at 9:30am. Children from several of Fort Campbell’s child development centers will meet at the parking lot in from of CDC #2, located at 3071 Bastogne Avenue, and participate in a parade around the parking area. Music will be provided by the 101st Division Band. The rain date for this event is April 5th. «Read the rest of this article»
EDGE! Flashlight Egg Hunt
Fort Campbell, KY – Laughter and fun will be heard as flashlights light up the night as a new spin is put on a spring tradition. On April 15th youth ages 11 to 18 will hunt for eggs filled with candy and prizes in celebration of Month of the Military Child.
Bring your sense of adventure and a flashlight to Taylor Youth Center from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. Sign up early as there is a limited number of spaces available. Signups can be completed at Taylor Youth Center or at the Billy C. Caldwell CDC, Building 3301. «Read the rest of this article»
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