World history, family history combine at RIS
Fourth-grade students in Arrah Holdsworth
For more than two weeks, parents have been practicing and watching their children
These were the words being wailed, screamed and shouted as 24 Kaiserslautern American Middle School seventh-graders rappelled off 25- to 30-foot high rocks
For the first time in nearly 25 years, the eligibility for free or reduced-price lunches in Department of Defense Dependent Schools will be calculated for families living on the economy, without including their housing allowance as income.
***image1***Second-grader Hayden Peake, 8, shows off his brother Jacob’s invention to his teacher, Suzanne Olsen at the Vogelweh Elementary School Invention Convention Nov. 23. Fourth-graders at the school were challenged to invent something to solve an everyday problem.
Can an inflated balloon power a car? How far can a car go with one push when on a table as compared to on a carpet? How long can a top spin when it is on a table top as compared to when it is on the carpet?
***image1***Nasrin Siege, author of “Kalulu and Other African Stories,” an anthology of African folk tales, visits students, including her granddaughter, Paige, at Vogelweh Elementary School. Mrs. Siege, who was born in Iran and raised in Germany, told stories of living and working in Africa as a psychologist and social worker. […]
***image1***Ramstein Elementary School kindergarten students Tori Arrowood and Julia Colburn pet a chicken during a recent class visit to the Sunshine Pumpkin Patch and Farm in Gerhardsbrunn.
Darryl Levin, third-grade teacher at Ramstein Intermediate School, and his students have learned the meaning of school