KMC students mean business
The Department of Defense Dependent Schools-Europe chapter of the
Future Business Leaders of America is seeking workshop presenters for
the 2006 Fall Leadership Conference.
The Department of Defense Dependent Schools-Europe chapter of the
Future Business Leaders of America is seeking workshop presenters for
the 2006 Fall Leadership Conference.
Students will see changes to the school lunch menu and à la carte lines
this year. Many of these changes are based on comments received from
student customers and parents. Others are to bring the school meal
program into compliance with the Child Nutrition and WIC
Reauthorization Act of 2004. The program encompasses the school meal
program, and all food available on campus including vending,
fundraising, school stores and classrooms.
Every year, millions of children walk to school or to a bus stop.
School-age children are especially vulnerable to pedestrian crashes,
which result in tens of thousands of injuries and hundreds of deaths
each year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration.
The NHTSA said these injuries and deaths can be reduced if children
have a safe route to and from school, if they understand key traffic
safety rules, and if motorists who share the roadways obey traffic laws
and watch out for kids, and if parents, community leaders, and
politicians understand the dangers children face when walking to and
from school.
Lt. Col. Mechelle B. Hale, U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern
commander, explains the garrison
Parents registering their children in Department of Defense Dependent
Schools for the 2006-2007 school year, which begins Monday, must meet
additional immunization requirements.