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AP names award-winning honor students

The College Board

January 14, 2005 ×

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Students teach teachers technology

Students teach teachers technology

Sue Zakariya
Ramstein American High School

A group of Ramstein American High School teachers met recently after school in the information center for a computer workshop, taught by RAHS students.

December 17, 2004 ×

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Tulip science project blooms in Vogelweh

Tulip science project blooms in Vogelweh

Dr. Donna Henson-Boyers
Vogelweh Elementary School

Vogelweh Elementary School is one of the test sites for an international science project that watches signs of spring throughout North America, and a few limited sites in Europe.

December 17, 2004 ×

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Students show support for deployed, wounded troops

Students show support for deployed, wounded troops

Across the KMC, students and teachers recently sent holiday greetings and messages of support to deployed Soldiers and Airmen, as well as the many wounded at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center and Kleber Kaserne.

December 17, 2004 ×

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Catch the spirit

Catch the spirit

***image2***Students at Ramstein Intermediate School (above) record holiday messages for NBC cameras Dec. 2. The messages will be aired during various NBC news programs until the end of December. Second-grader Alexander Jamison (right) cheers along with classmates during Spirit Day at Ramstein American Elementary School. The event was a Character […]

December 10, 2004 ×

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World history, family history combine at RIS

World history, family history combine at RIS

Cynthia Breedlove, Story and photos
Ramstein Intermediate School

Fourth-grade students in Arrah Holdsworth

December 10, 2004 ×

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Children ‘Go Bananas’ for cheer camp

Children ‘Go Bananas’ for cheer camp

Christine June, Story and photos
415th Base Support Battalion

For more than two weeks, parents have been practicing and watching their children

December 3, 2004 ×

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Outdoor education scales traditional boundaries

Outdoor education scales traditional boundaries

Peggy Hoffman-Schmidt
Kaiserslautern District

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

December 3, 2004 ×

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Reduced, free lunch standards changing

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.

December 3, 2004 ×

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Invention Convention

Invention Convention

***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.

December 3, 2004 ×