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Sgt. Bishop speaks to Springville Junior High students about Veteran's Day

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Sgt. Bishop speaks to Springville Junior High students about Veteran's Day
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Students at Springville Junior High listened to a presentation by Sgt. Bishop regarding his military service and the history of Veteran's Day. During the presentation, several teachers and students were recognized for embodying military principles.

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  • Sgt. Bishop of the National Guard presented to Springville Junior High students about his military service and Veteran's Day.
  • The presentation included recognition of students and teachers for embodying military principles.
  • Recognized individuals included representatives of loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage.

Students at Springville Junior High participated in a presentation on Nov. 11, 2026, where Sgt. Bishop spoke about his experience in the armed forces and the history of Veteran's Day.

Sgt. Bishop, who serves in the National Guard in the Springville Area, shared information regarding the sacrifices made by servicemen and women for the country.

As part of his presentation, Sgt. Bishop recognized specific teachers and students at the school for embodying military principles known as LDRSHIP.

Those recognized for loyalty included Mrs. Claire Taylor, Lily Rex, and Rowan Brandt. Individuals recognized for duty were Mr. Sam Dahl and Calvin Chesnut. Respect was honored through Mrs. Julie Smith and LIncoln Erlick.

Recognitions for selfless service included Mrs. Libby Hylton, Mr. Boyer, and Pari Sarkar. Honor was attributed to Mrs. Adrienne Ottley, Mrs. Sierra Hotchkiss, and Eliza Dahl. Integrity was recognized in Mr. Eli Wells and Ruby Anderson, while Mrs. Shelby Cannon and Lanae Shurtliff were recognized for personal courage.

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