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Patch American High School

Patch American High School

Home of the first High School Web server in Europe. Online since March 22, 1994

Celebrating our first year on the Web!


Welcome to Patch American High School, located at Patch Barracks, Headquarters for US EUCOM, the United States European Command, in Vaihingen, a small section of Stuttgart, Germany.

Built in 1979, Patch is a testbed site for technology insertion programs in the Department of Defense Dependents Schools system. The post and school are named after Lt. General Alexander M. Patch.

As exemplified by our mascot the Panther, students and teachers at Patch are always on the prowl for exciting ways to improve our school and community. This home page, under development by students working in a number of projects, can link you to a variety of resources in the school, in the DoDDS system, and around the world.


Take a look at the newest additions to our WWW server or take a quick tour.

Our Featured Project:

WWW Interactive Project Announcement on Berlin

Do you remember where you where when the Berlin Wall fell? It's been 5 years now, and Patch American High School is pleased to announce a new type of collaborative World Wide Web Project which will invite participation from students and researchers scattered throughout the globe. Over the course of the next 12 months, the Berlin Wall Falls: Perspectives from 5 Years Down the Road Project hopes to link student-produced Web documents from as many as 30 different sites.


Visit our new info center. This is where you can look at our server's statistics, how we created our server, other servers we have created, search for a particular item on our server, and look at our comment box.
Some of the activities featured in our permanent exhibit of student life at Patch include: If you want to get away, take one of our virtual field trips!
Finally, we invite you to visit our new editorial page which will focus on educational issues in relation to the use of the World Wide Web. Also, we have an on-line comment box where you can add your own comments or you can look at the comments that others have written.

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