DoWEA Speaks - America 250
Amplifying our student voices and promoting global connections among military-connected students.
Welcome to Yokota HS!
We are committed to preparing independent thinkers and lifelong learners through a rigorous curriculum aligned to college and career ready standards.
Conditional Enrollment
DoWEA Pacific high schools offer conditional enrollment to military-connected students.
Schools At A Glance
Schools at a Glance provide stakeholders with information about DoWEA Pacific middle and high schools.
School Nursing Services
Students enrolled in DoWEA Schools are required to meet immunization requirements. Questions? Please contact your school nurse.
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Yokota High School is part of Yokota AB Schools in the DoWEA Pacific East District. Yokota HS serves military connected students in grades 9-12.
School News
DoWEA Announces State Winners for the Presidential AI Challenge
In April 2025, an executive order directed the establishment of the Presidential AI Challenge to expand artificial intelligence education for America’s youth. DoWEA is proud to recognize 2026 Presidential AI Challenge State Champion teams in nine DoWEA schools.
Far East FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics Championship showcases student innovation across Pacific
Twelve schools from South Korea, Guam, mainland Japan, and Okinawa came together for one of the most anticipated STEM events of the year—the Far East FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics Championship.
Far East Culinary Arts serves up competition
The 2026 Far East Culinary Arts Competition brought together 11 talented teams from Pacific West, Pacific East, and Pacific South districts and a local Japanese school.
2027 Teacher of the Year Nominations
Mr. Brent L. Cook, DoDEA's 2026 Teacher of the Year, encourages nominations for the 2027 DoDEA Teacher of the Year.
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DoWEA Pacific announces 2027 District Teachers of the Year
The Department of War Education Activity (DoWEA) Pacific Region is pleased to announce its 2027 District Teachers of the Year.
Meet the new Director of DoWEA
DoWEA Director Paul Craft shares his gratitude for the opportunity to lead the organization and highlights the vital mission of serving more than 66,000 military‑connected students and their families.
The Month of the Military Child
DoWEA joins the Department of War and the military community in honoring military families and their children for the sacrifices they make and the challenges they overcome.
DoWEA celebrates Month of the Military Child across schools worldwide
The Department of War Education Activity celebrates Month of the Military Child (MOMC) throughout April 2026, honoring the resilience, achievements and unique experiences of military-connected students across its global school system.
National Multilingual Learner Advocacy Month
DoWEA celebrates National Multilingual Learner Advocacy Month in April. Multilingualism, the ability to speak and understand more than one language, offers benefits that extend far beyond communication.
Students can share their stories for America’s Field Trip
Students are encouraged to submit entries for America’s Field Trip, a nationwide contest that invites people in grades 3–12 to share what America means to them.
Department of War Education Activity Announces Tiffany Hoben as Chief Academic Officer
Ms. Tiffany Hoben stepped into the role of Chief Academic Officer for the Department of War Education Activity (DoWEA) on March 23, 2026.
Future Leaders Represent DoWEA in the United States Senate Youth Program
Humphreys High School senior Ava Ellis and Wiesbaden High School junior Michael Carbone represented the Department of War Education Activity (DoWEA) as delegates to the United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP) in Washington, D.C.
SUMMER OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 - 15:00
Tuesdays are Early Release days
| Regular Hours | Tuesday Hours | |
|---|---|---|
| Office Hours | 0700 - 1600 | |
| School Hours | 0800 - 1430 | 0800 - 1330 |
| Lunch Hours | 1055-1130 | 1025-1100 |
BELL SCHEDULES
| Regular Daily Schedule (Students can enter the building at 0750.) | ||
|---|---|---|
| A-Day | Time | B-Day |
| A - 1 | 0800 - 0925 (85 min) | B - 1 |
| A - 2 | 0930 - 1055 (85 min) | B - 2 |
| Lunch | 1055 - 1130 (35 min) | Lunch |
| A - 3 | 1135 - 1300 (85 min) | B - 3 |
| A - 4 | 1305 - 1430 (85 min) |
Seminar Session 1: 1305-1330 (25 min) Passing (5 min) Session 2: 1335-1400 (25 min) Passing (5 min) Session 3: 1405-1430 (25 min) |
| Early Release Schedule (Students can enter the building at 0750.) | ||
| A-Day | Time | B-Day |
| A - 1 | 0800 - 0910 (70 min) | B - 1 |
| A - 2 | 0915 - 1025 (70 min) | B - 2 |
| Lunch | 1025 - 1100 (35 min) | Lunch |
| A - 3 | 1105 - 1215 (70 min) | B - 3 |
| A - 4 | 1220 - 1330 (70 min) |
Seminar Session 1: 1220-1255 (35 min) Passing (5 min) Session 2: 1300-1330 (30 min) Passing (5 min) |
| Late Start Schedule (Students can enter the building at 0950.) | ||
| A-Day | Time | B-Day |
| A - 1 | 1000 - 1055 (55 min) | B - 1 |
| A - 2 | 1100 - 1155 (55 min) | B - 2 |
| Lunch | 1155 - 1230 (35 min) | Lunch |
| A - 3 | 1235 - 1330 (55 min) | B - 3 |
| A - 4 | 1330 - 1430 (55 min) |
Seminar Session 1: 1335-1400 (25 min) Passing (5 min) Session 2: 1405-1430 (25 min) |
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Panther Day: All Classes - AUGUST 22, 2022 and January 17, 2023 (Students can enter the building at 0750.) |
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| Panther Day: All Classes | Time | |
| Seminar | 0800-0840 (40 min) | |
| A-1 | 0845-0925 (40 min) | |
| A-2 | 0930-1010 (40 min) | |
| A-3 | 1015-1055 (40 min) | |
| Lunch | 1055-1130 (35 min) | |
| A-4 | 1135-1215 (40 min) | |
| B-1 | 1220-1300 (40 min) | |
| B-2 | 1305-1345 (40 min) | |
| B-3 | 1350-1430 (40 min) | |
