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Students at Stedman Elementary, led by music teacher and veteran Clint Moore, far left, during a performance from the musical "We Honor the Brave" on Veterans Day.
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Students in schools across Denver participated in celebrations of Veterans Day today. Example include
Brown International Academy, where students invited active and retired members of the armed services to an assembly that included students performing patriotic songs and North High School students assisting with the presentation of colors and a history of why Veterans Day is celebrated.
At
Florida Pitt Waller, Principal Charles Babb, also known at Lt. Col. Babb for his 21 years of active service, hosted an assembly so students could learn about the meaning of the American flag from a veteran who is a Math Fellow at the school. In addition, they honored fallen soldiers.
And at
Stedman Elementary, the music teacher is Clint Moore, a veteran of Operation Inherent Resolve and an active member of the Colorado Army National Guard, where he serves as a helicopter pilot. He led choir students in performing songs from the musical, "We Honor the Brave," in two concerts for the school and community.
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