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Springville Junior High to honor veterans with Wall of Honor

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Springville Junior High to honor veterans with Wall of Honor
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Springville Junior High School is inviting students and teachers to participate in a Wall of Honor project to recognize veterans and servicepersons. Participants can use bricks to honor individuals, both living and deceased, as part of the initiative.

Key takeaways

  • Springville Junior High School is creating a Wall of Honor for veterans and servicepersons.
  • Participants can collect bricks from the front office to fill out in black ink.
  • A blank Honor Brick template is available for download online.
  • Bricks were to be returned to the front office by November 11th.

Springville Junior High School students and teachers are working to honor veterans through the creation of a Wall of Honor. According to an undated notice on the school's website, the project involves using bricks to recognize special veterans or servicepersons, whether they are currently living or deceased.

To participate, individuals can pick up a brick from the front office. The school requests that black ink be used to fill in the Honor Brick.

Specific guidelines were provided for those contributing pictures. Individuals are advised not to send their only copy of a photo, as they will not be returned. Additionally, a separate piece of paper must be used for each veteran rather than using both sides of a single sheet.

To be included in the Wall of Honor, bricks were required to be returned to the front office by November 11th.

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