Being stationed abroad doesn’t mean you have to put your education on hold. You can continue your studies through DOD contracted schools for service members and their dependents with a variety of options to fit your lifestyle.
The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) celebrates its 75th anniversary during the 2021-2022 School Year, continuing a tradition of excellence in education that began on October 14, 1946.
With daylight dwindling and Chett Huff and Carter Johnson halving hole after hole during a sudden-death playoff, it seemed as though a DODEA-Okinawa island championship golfer might not be crowned before sunset.
In a game chock full of penalties and turnovers, Kadena got the offense it needed with a lengthy third-quarter scoring drive to survive Kubasaki and grab a 2-1 season-series lead.
Long before the Coronavirus turned our lives upside down, online instruction has helped millions around the world gain competency and credits toward certification and academic degrees.
(StatePoint) Having the right tech tools can make homework and studying easier. Not only can it reinforce what was learned in the classroom, it can also help your child delve further into the subject. Here are five such tools to consider:
A fumble-return touchdown by Jacob Acosta proved to be the game’s only points Friday as Kubasaki snapped an 11-game, six-season football losing streak to Kadena.
The thud of kicked soccer balls, the clash of shoulder pads at football games, and cheers from classmates and parents are once again being heard around the world at Department of Defense Education Activity schools.
Leaving the military and transitioning from the military is difficult. Love the military, hate the military, or somewhere in between, our time in the military, 2 years or 40 years, was, and remains, a life changing experience.
Are you a parent who works long hours? A single parent? A parent with several children? Or just one of the many busy parents trying to keep up with the demands of everyday life?
