What better way to put a smile on our deployed servicemembers' faces than by writing them a letter? With our Pen Pal Program, your kiddos can do just that.
One of my favorite parts about homeschooling my kids are the books we get to enjoy together! We love reading chapter books aloud and sharing our favorite parts.
Zama Middle High School Senior 2nd Place Winner of the International High School Essay Contest Sponsored by the 13th International District of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Educators at John O. Arnn Elementary School were so excited to see their students again it almost seemed like the first day of school instead of the last.
With the summer recess period just around the corner, DoDEA is launching a web-based Summer Learning Program intended to keep K-8 students and their parents connected, active, and engaged in learning.
Milton Jones, Zama Middle High School’s valedictorian for the class of 2020, recited his speech not onstage in front of his fellow graduates and a room full of proud parents, but in a studio in front of a camera.
The State of Civility Youth Summit (C360) is the leading voice of civility in action which focuses on brining civility solutions to our world with a 360º angled approach. Promoting the pillars of kindness, respect, love, hope and action.
Nile C. Kinnick High School Assistant Principal Dr. Quiana Obeng, Junior/Senior Counselor Audrey E. Murphy look on as Revelations Lodge #97 Scholarship Essay Contest winner Kayla Chambers is presented a check by Revelations Lodge #97 representative Marcus Croom.
For many students, Field Day is a highlight signaling the end of the year. This year, due to COVID-19 prevention measures, it was impossible for the event to take place.
At the crowning of this year’s Zama Middle High School royal prom court, all four members stood alone, socially distanced, and put on their own crowns or tiaras.
Students from M.C. Perry High School class of 2020 participate in a graduation ceremony parade aboard Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, May 29, 2020.
When Gaye Perera left the United States to teach at what is now Zama Middle High School, she figured she would stay a couple of years and return. It didn’t quite turn out that way.
For Navy Cmdr. Melissa Troncoso, a Graduate School of Nursing student pursuing a doctoral degree in Nursing Science at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU), closing the campus and moving to a virtual environment has presented challenges to her ability to complete her dissertation.
