Brothers of Upsilon Lambda Lambda Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. in Mainland, Japan presented a certificate of appreciation and $50 check to the following teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week:
DoDEA Pacific is offering registered students who will be completing Grades 1-5 this school year an exciting summer learning experience, Jumpstart to Success, from June 15 through July 2, 2021.
The Department of Defense Education Activity communities wear purple to combine and support all military branches in support of military children across the globe.
When planning events for this year‘s Month of the Military Child, Ms. Anderson, a 3rd grade teacher at Sullivans Elementary in Yokosuka, Japan, knew that she had to do something special.
The Brothers of Upsilon Lambda Lambda Chapter visited Nile C. Kinnick High School, Yokosuka Middle School, and Yokota High School to promote Purple Up Day 2021 for Military Kids.
Yokota kids can set their sights on fun with the Army & Air Force Exchange Service’s online Nerf target decorating contest for the Month of the Military Child.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and to help raise awareness, Camp Zama Girl Scout cadets planted 32 pinwheels in the shape of an awareness ribbon near the installation’s front gate here April 6.
Leila Kaea is well aware the real Olympics only take place every four years, but she would still like to see the School Age Center Olympics she competed in here April 1 become an annual tradition.
Girls! Have you ever looked into your closet and have been unable to find clothes for school? Have you ever thought it was the school being discriminatory?
This year marked the second year of a popular virtual event organized by Sullivans Elementary for the children of CFAY (Command Fleet Activities Yokosuka) called Goodnight School.
The Comfort Crew for Military Kids (CCMK) invites supporters of the national non-profit to participate in a virtual fun run to collectively reach the goal of 2,000,000 steps to support military kids during the Month of the Military Child.
Whether learning at home or in the classroom, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service is recognizing military students for academic accomplishments through its You Made the Grade program.
