European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 9, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                August 1985 the stars and stripes Page 9 Back to school All set for new adventures picking up their baggage at Rhei main a Are new teachers from left Kathy teach from Page 8 pier they will Clawson teachers said they appreciated the serv it was Bracciotti they waited until the entire plane was empty just in Case some unexpected teachers were on its going rapier they have been really Nice to Clawson estimates that his team Mem who receive regular pay during the three weeks they Greet new meet 90 percent of the new but some Are missed because the team does not Al Honeycutt of Linda Valliant of and Deborah Bennett of ways receive accurate information from the states about when teachers will be More teachers Are on incoming flights than Are listed on the teams com Puter sometimes other problems crop Karen who had five years of experience in arrived 2 before the team set up she waited for hours at the Frankfurt Airport until a teacher from Ansbach spotted her As he picked up some newcomers to his he took Tiller to a bus at Rhein main that would take her to Baum older and called Smith elementary school there so that someone could meet she returned to Rhei main tuesday to fill out forms for Advance in the photo at Carol Sari of Klamath fills out papers during i was so Happy about receiving help from the Ansbach she until i was ready to go when it Doest work just you the teams responsibility is limited to getting newcomers off to a Good after military communities and schools Are responsible for making sure teachers have that system also can break Down at David an Auto repair teacher at Karlsruhe High knows what that is Ive been in and out of Europe several and the sponsor system didst work he its been but i still remember the feeling of Johnston volunteered to be a sponsor and greeted his schools new music teacher As photos by Lynda Sparks i processing As her 19yearold looks she arrived its really important to have a Good he despite the hectic moving schedule and occasional teachers were enthusiastic about the team and the Chance to teach in i want to i want to in Young and single and ready to Brac Ciotti i really feel Good about said Carol Sari of Klamath who arrived with her two she will teach moderately and severely handicapped Stu dents at Stuttgart elementary and Junior High i feel Ive been taken care it will be i if no one can speak to us and we cant speak to Well be in Well just hang school from Page 8 children must be 5 years old by first Grade children must be 6 years old by new students should also present report cards and transcripts from their previous school and immunization All students must have current shot re they Are required to be immunized against tuberculosis pertussis whooping cough and tetanus Mea mumps and rubella and for the polio students must have a full series of shots or an Oral vaccine Given Between the Ages of 4 and military medical clinics provide these in some accept children needing shots on a Walkin Many schools have clinic staff members available to give inoculations during tuition paying students must have additional if the sponsors employer has agreed to pay tuition the Spon Sor must bring a letter from the employer that says the letter must name the Stu the school year and the Billing address of the parents who Are paying tuition costs themselves must pay the first semesters tuition by the first Day of if pay ment is not the child will not be allowed to attend tuition rates have increased this year by about annual tuition in Europe will be for students connected with the Federal government and for other tuition rates Are determined by Dodds officials in Washington who Divide the Cost of educating children by the number of Stu dents in the school Canadian bases kids to begin classes 23 by Dan Wollam Stuttgart Bureau Canadian children whose parents Are stationed at Lahr or Baden Soellinger Start school parents can Register their children any weekday until the first Day of officials will Register students Between and noon at Lahrs four schools and Fadenso Ellingen two to Register a parents will need to bring their Childs report card from last school a Transfer form from the Childs previous a health information card and a belonging to either the child or the that bears the nato status of forces agreement the Canadian schools will not hold orientations before classes but most will hold open houses soon after the Start of the school the Canadian schools Are free of charge for military family members and children of civilian employees working under department of National defense the system accepts children of families not associated with the military on a space available tuition costs depending on what Grade the child at parents of a child in High school pay about Canadian about a month for the Childs the canadians have four schools in for children attending englishman Guage the kindergarten through third Grade and fourth through sixth Grade schools Are in the town of the English High school and the French language school Are on the Canadian forces base in Baden Soellinger has no Frenchman Guage both the elementary school and the High school Are near the