Vicenza American High School

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Vicenza High School
Location
Vicenza American High School
,
Veneto

Italy
Information
TypeDepartment of Defense School
Established1954(69 years ago) (1954)
CEEB code 577140
PrincipalCheryl Tibbs
Faculty58 (in 2008)
Grades9–12
Enrollment354 (in 2017)
Color(s)Black, gold, and white
   
Mascot Cougar
Website www.dodea.edu/VicenzaHS/index.cfm

The Vicenza American High School (VHS) is a European Department of Defense Education Activity DoDEA high school located in Vicenza, Italy, on Villaggio Della Pace, a US garrison base. Previously on Caserma Ederle, a new building was opened on Villaggio Della Pace in August 2023. Parkhill was the primary architecture firm for this project.

Contents

It was founded in 1954 by Eric Hall.

Course selection

Business programs

English as a Second Language (ESL)

English/Language Arts

Fine Arts

Foreign Language

Health Education

Host Nation

JROTC

Mathematics

Music

Physical Education

Professional Technical Studies

Science

Social Studies

Special Needs Programs

Visual Arts

Clubs

Athletics

The high school varsity teams are nicknamed the Cougars. Varsity sports teams include: Boys' and Girls' Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Track & Field, Cross Country, Rifle Team, Tennis, Football, Wrestling, Softball, Baseball and Cheerleading.

Championships

Notable attendees

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