European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 10, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday. January 10, 1990 the stars and stripes Page 9 education school at Lan Stuhl finds space to ease crowding do Dave Walczak education writer Lan Stuhl. West Germany the Days of attending classes in the school gymnasium arc nearly Over for dozens of Lan Stuhl fifth graders. James Parker the principal of Lan Stuhl Elemen tary Middle school said tuesday that the 10 will be bused to the main school. Parker said. The new classrooms arc smaller than those in the school but Parker said most of the classes in the Library will number less than 20 students. Teachers working in the new area will be Given a Day to shift classroom materials from the main school to the Library building he said. Nine portable classrooms arc to be completed adjacent to the school in mid May and work on the site has begun. Air Force officials estimated that the portable classrooms would Cost about $724.000. Which the school system has agreed to pay. Classroom close up first graders help the world spin around in a game of Earth Ball push at a Portfield elementary school in Hanau West Germany. They re toying with global affairs in Jan o Brien s left physical education class. Dodd Roundup Exchange system to give rewards to Good students Munich West Germany the Exchange system plans to Reward overseas Middle school and High school students with coupons Good Lor hamburgers hot dogs ice Cream or movie tickets. To he eligible a student must have a a Grade Point average or better. Exchange officials plan to Contact Princi pals before the end of the semester Jan. 20 and again at the end of the school year for a list of students whose Grade Point averages qualify for the coupons. The coupons arc valid at cafes Europe last food facilities and Heaters and at Burger King and Baskin Robbins outlets. Officials asked to review proposed Homework plan Wiesbaden. West Germany regional officials have been asked to recommend changes to a proposed Homework policy that affects every school in the system. A four Page policy draft directs each school to implement a Homework policy and distribute i to parents teachers and students. The draft states that teachers shall systematically Correct Grade and return assign ments to students but docs not address How often or How much Homework should be As signed. Local school officials must develop a pro Gram to Monitor the Homework policy under the proposal. The system Ide Homework policy comes in response to a request by the advisory Council on dependents education. The group which meets twice a year with school so Stem director John Stromple advises him on i Arica of education issues. 4 teachers in Europe to work on Energy projects Washington three teachers in Wem Germany and another in Ulhand will Panici palc in summer research projects sponsored b the department of Energy. Chosen to participate from West Germany were Frank Benjamin an Earth science teacher at Darmstadt Junior Iligir. Caren Thomas a seventh and eighth Grade main teacher at Heidelberg Middle school and Edwin a Lensley. A computer science teacher at lies sen Bligh school. Debra Pencil who teaches chemistry and health at Woodbridge Bligh school completes the Dodds contingent. The four will join about i 50 other teachers in eight week science projects conducted at 13 Energy department laboratories throughout the United states. Teachers will work in their areas of expertise. Each teacher will receive $500 per week plus expenses for participating in the research. Participants were chosen by a panel of re searchers drawn from the Energy department laboratories. Kids did you get the word about the Cash and prizes you can win in the european wide spelling Bee sponsored by the european Congress of american parents teachers and students third graders through eighth graders Are eligible. Ask your teacher for details