All Star girls step up to plate at European Little League tourney
In Europe, no other sporting event takes precedence over World Cup Soccer.Read More
Bands wage war
Patch High School musicians clash in Battle of the Bands competitionRead More
Stuttgart DoDDS celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week
Teachers around the world — including those in the Department of
Defense Education Activity — were honored May 2-8 during National
Teacher Appreciation Week.Read More
AP classes offer PHS students chance to cut college costs
Students in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart’s High School have an opportunity to save money. Read More
PHS students make All-Europe Honor Band, Choir
Only the best student musicians and vocalists in Europe make up the All-Europe Honor Band. Read More
PTSA builds family-school partnerships
It takes a lot of cupcakes and bake sales to raise $1,900. Read More
Patch wrestlers defend title with season-opener win
The Patch High School wrestling team set out to defend its 2008
European title as it hosted the 2009 season-opening wrestling
tournament Dec. 6.
The results were a resounding team victory (273.5 points) over
Division I rivals Ramstein (216 points) and Wiesbaden (110 points).Read More
Symposium displays RBEMS students’ science expertise
Anna Garland’s parents drink coffee in the morning.Read More
BEMS teacher wins DoDEA Teacher of the Year award
Susan Morris is the best teacher in the Department of Defense. Read More
USAG Stuttgart children ‘Read for the Record’
On Oct. 8, some 1,950 children in the Stuttgart military community
opened the book “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” by Eric Carle, and read
it from cover to cover in hopes of not only learning about hungry
caterpillars, but helping to set a world record for reading.Read More
Parents of young children attend Cross Training class for workout
For parents of small children, the idea of taking a gym class presents a challenge. Read More
Ask A JAG: Child discipline on-post, in public
Where is the line between acceptable parental discipline and abuse? If I see conduct that is abusive, what should I do?Read More