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AF Academy, AFROTC
scholarships explained
Middle and high school students and their parents are invited to Ramstein American High School at 6 p.m. May 1, in Great Hall, for a presentation on U.S. Air Force Academy and Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps scholarship programs.
Details include deadlines, test scores and interview requirements.
Find more information at www.academyadmissions.com or www.afrotc.com.
Key links in the application processes are KMC Admissions Liaison Officers. You can contact the following ALOs for help: Capt. Dave Allen at 06371-47-2242, Maj. Rich Parrotte at 06371-47-6985 or Lt. Col. Linda Rosenmerkel at 06371-47-5007.
***image1***Ramstein first-
graders perform
‘The Germ Show’
Ramstein American Elementary School first-graders, working with gifted education teacher Toni Tinti, performed “The Germ Show” to adoring parents April 5.
Since September, the children have been learning about germs, bacteria and viruses and about ways to prevent germs from spreading.
Performing, “Germs, Germs, Germs, You Find Them Everywhere” are (from left) Vincent Tezeno, Nicole Muther, Lauryn Martin, Alison Cherrington and Kathryn Buck.
***image1***KMC girls celebrate
women’s history
Eleni Nasiotis, third grader in Annie Shay Lester’s class at Landstuhl Elementary and Middle School, is one of several girls who performed at the Women’s Health Program, hosted by Landstuhl Regional Medical Center March 29. The theme, “Builders of Communities and Dreams,” incorporated school-aged girls.
Girls came dressed as Cleopatra, Amelia Earhart and Eleanor Roosevelt, giving speeches and presentations.
Keynote speaker Barbara Ferg-Carter, Ramstein American High School principal, gave a moving speech attributing her success in life to her grandmother, an artist, and her mother.
“I know my kids loved it,” Ms. Lester said about the girls being included in the celebration. “You could see it on their faces.”
AFCEA offers college
scholarships
The Kaiserslautern Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association Chapter is accepting applications for its 2006 High School Scholarship Awards Program:
• $20,000 available to Class of 2006 Kaiserslautern and Ramstein high school graduates.
• Applicants must be pursuing a degree in electronics, electrical or communications engineering, mathematics, physics and computer science or technology
•Applications accepted to April 30.
• Contact Master Sgt. Pete Rodarte at 480-5576 or e-mail peter.rodarte@ramstein.af.mil or Capt. Johnny Hill, 480-1889 or e-mail johnny.hill@ramstein.af.mil.
