List of DoDDS high schools in Germany

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This is a sortable list of US Department of Defense Dependents Schools (DoDDS) that existed in Germany, including dates open, mascot and school colors.

SchoolOpenedClosedMascot [1] Colors [1] [2]
Ansbach American High School 1973OpenCougarsBlue/Gold   
Augsburg American High School19551998ApachesBlue/Gray   
Bad Aibling High School19982004BlitzBlue/White   
Bad Kreuznach High School19602001BearKatsBlue/Gold   
Bamberg American High School19802014BaronsBlue/Gold   
Baumholder American High School1955OpenBuccaneersMaroon/Gold   
Berlin American High School19461994Cubs/BearsMaroon/White   
Bitburg American High School 19562017BaronsBlue/White   
Bonn American High School19711997CrusadersRed/White   
Bremen / Bremerhaven / Osterholz American High School19461993Black HawksBlack/Gold   
Frankfurt American High School 19461995EaglesBlack/Gold   
Fulda American High School 19831994FalconsBlue/White   
Giessen American High School 19862007GriffinsRed/Black   
Hahn American High School19751993HawksGreen/Yellow   
Hanau American High School19762008PanthersBlack/Gold   
Heidelberg American High School 19462013LionsBlue/Gold   
Hohenfels High School2003OpenTigersBlue/Black/White    
Kaiserslautern American High School 1952OpenRed RaidersRed/White   
Karlsruhe American High School 19581995KnightsBlack/White   
Mannheim American High School19562011BisonPurple/Gold   
Mannheim Elementary School19462011
Mannheim Middle School2012MustangsBlue/White   
Munich American High School 19461992MustangsBlue/White   
Nurnberg American High School 19461995EaglesGreen/White   
Patch American High School 19792015PanthersBlack/Gold   
Ramstein American High School 1982OpenRoyalsRed/White/Blue    
Spangdahlem High School (due to closure of Bitburg HS)2017OpenSentinelsOrange/Black   
Stuttgart/Ludwigsburg American High School [3] 19521992StallionsRed/White   
Stuttgart High School 2015OpenPanthersBlack/Gold   
Schweinfurt High School20112014Razor BacksRed/Black/Silver    
Ulm High School19811991MaraudersRed/White   
Vilseck American High School1976OpenFalconsMaroon/Gold   
Wiesbaden American High School 1948OpenWarriorBlue/Gold   
Wurzburg American High School 19542009WolvesPurple/Gold   
Zweibrücken American High School19711993TrojansBlue/White   

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