Military children move three times more than civilian peers, and military parents homeschool at double the rate of their civilian moms and dads as a way of mitigating educational instability.
Undeniably one of the most popular sports in Japan, baseball dominates when it comes to summer in The Land of the Rising Sun.
In Japan, it is widely believed that graduation from a prestigious high school and university virtually guarantees preferential treatment from prospective universities or employers after graduation.
Fall practice for teams officially began Monday on fields and courts across the Pacific and Europe theaters.
Camp Zama shoppers can win a share of $3,000 in Exchange gift cards in the P&G Show Your School Spirit Sweepstakes.
Yokota Air Base shoppers can win a share of $3,000 in Exchange gift cards in the P&G Show Your School Spirit Sweepstakes.
In August of 2025, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University celebrates 10 years of providing industry-relevant aviation, aerospace, engineering, and STEM education to U.S. military members, their families, and eligible civilians in the Pacific Command.
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More than 300 students at Arnn Elementary School got to run, jump and crawl like a Soldier during the school’s “Purple Up” Physical Test Day, held recently in celebration of the Month of the Military Child.
Not just once. Not just twice. But three times, Moa Best of E.J. King has been chosen as her school’s girls Athlete of the Year.
Getting a handful of student-athletes from DODEA-Pacific schools heading to college on athletic scholarship in a single year is usually considered quite the feat.
Patrick Bowman, manager of the Tama Hills golf course and leader of Team Tama, dethroned three-time champion Delisi in Sunday’s second of two rounds in the U.S. Forces Japan interservice golf tournament at Atsugi’s Whispering Pines course.
Graduates of the 2025 Spring Community College of the Air Force pose for a photo at Yokota Air Base, Japan
Dragons senior starred on the mound and at the plate as team went 24-3 en route to reclaiming Far East D-I baseball title.
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