‘Art After Dark’ draws families together
Pablo Picasso once said,
Sixth-grade students at Kaiserslautern American Middle School brought their history lessons to life as they celebrated Greek and Roman days. For two days in March, students, teachers and counselors wore Greek or Roman attire dressed as a god or goddess from mythology.
The Ramstein American High School German Club recently returned from their annual
Future astronauts, stargazers and UFO fans at Landstuhl Elementary and Middle School were in their element during Space Week, March 7 to 11.
Kaiserslautern and a few Ramstein high school seniors learned that there was more to life after graduation than a change of address at the first 415th Base Support Battalion
First-grader Jessica McNulty gets her face painted at the Landstuhl Elementary and Middle School carnival Saturday.
***image1***Army Staff Sgt. Teal Warren, with the 76th Army Band “Jazz Express” from Mannheim, and kindergartner Sydney Stiles celebrate Music In Our Schools Month at Ramstein American Elementary School March 8.
Kaiserslautern American Elementary School held their annual Spirit Week, during which students participated in a wide variety of events to promote school unity, cohesion and overall school spirit.
Over the December school holiday break, parents of students at Ramstein American High School received a five-page letter from their children
***image1*** Ashleigh Heintzelman, Ramstein American Elementary School second-grader, tries green eggs in her classroom during Read Across America celebrations at KMC elementary schools March 2, marking the birthday of children’s author Dr. Seuss, who wrote, among many books, “Green Eggs and Ham.” Maj. Gen. Bennie Wiliams, 21st Theater Support Command […]