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  • March

    A group of people stand in a line with hard hats and orange safety vests, shoveling dirt.

    Europe District, partners to bring 21st-century school to Stuttgart

    Patch Barracks will be home to a Department of Defense Education Activity – Europe 21st-century

  • February

    Group of adults and students in orange safety vests and hardhats shovel dirt in front of a construction site.

    Europe District breaks ground for third Wiesbaden school

    The Wiesbaden community celebrated the beginning of construction on the third and final school to be

  • May

    A man with a clip board looks into and points at three trash cans.

    Europe District leads middle school Earth Day audit

    For Earth Day 2018 at Wiesbaden Middle School, the students conducted an audit of the building

  • April

    Two men and one woman stand and smile for the camera. The woman is holding a hard hat and a plaque.

    DoDEA invests in schools overseas with USACE assistance

    Many of the schools throughout the Department of Defense Education Activity-Europe are failing,

  • May

    Artist’s rendition of the Hanscom Primary School.

    Corps of Engineers awards contract to build new Primary School on Hanscom Air Force Base in Bedford

    A new primary school will be constructed at the Hanscom Air Force Base in Bedford, Massachusetts

  • October

    IT upgrades, sustainability touted as hallmarks of Stuttgart campus project

    BOEBLINGEN, Germany – Garrison and education leaders, along with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District representatives and their German government design and construction partners, formally cut the ribbon on the new Stuttgart elementary and high schools during a ceremony Sept. 18 on Panzer Kaserne. The $98 million complex boasts a number of sustainability hallmarks and upgraded information technology throughout the buildings.

  • November

    SHAPE community celebrates opening of US schools

    MONS, Belgium – Top military and civilian leaders from Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, the Department of Defense Education Activity and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officially dedicated the U.S. sections Monday during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at SHAPE International School. The new Department of Defense Dependents Schools-Europe elementary and middle schools – to be followed by an American high school this coming winter – are the first to open as part of a multinational-funded venture to build a state-of-the-art campus on this NATO base by the fall of 2019.

  • April

    School construction among key themes at US-German Partnering Conference

    Lessons learned during the planning and design phases of several school projects around the state of Rhineland-Palatinate will pave the way to greater efficiencies in what remains an active recapitalization program by the Department of Defense Education Activity in Europe, U.S. and German officials said recently at their annual Partnering Conference.

  • School construction among key themes at US-German Partnering Conference

    Lessons learned during the planning and design phases of several school projects around the state of Rhineland-Palatinate will pave the way to greater efficiencies in what remains an active recapitalization program by the Department of Defense Education Activity in Europe, U.S. and German officials said recently at their annual Partnering Conference.

  • January

    USACE, DODDS take aim at aging schools in Europe

    Department of Defense Dependents Schools-Europe and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District are engaged in a robust military construction program designed to revitalize dilapidated schoolhouses, some of which were built in the post-World War II era.

  • May

    New STEM agreement strengthens USACE support of DODEA

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers commanding general made a pitch to spur more interest in science, technology, engineering and math among American students during a visit May 14 to Patch High School.