These things don't always get written into the IEP, but may be critical to your child's success. Have the teacher write up these strategies to share with the new school. You may want to also connect with the PTI in Hawaii. They can assist you in linking with other families and in understanding the system there. Also be sure to connect with your EFMP program.
Any transfer brings changes.
Hand carry your most current IEP and evaluations with you to your new duty station. We would also suggest that you set up an appointment to talk with your child's current teachers. Ask them if there are any strategies or teaching techniques that have been of particcular success that they think should be continued. Many times it isn't only what information is provided but how it is taught that makes a difference to the student. Also some children need to use assistive devicies or supports, colored paper, tracking devices, etc.