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Montgomery Elementary School honors Veterans at annual Veterans Day assembly

The Montgomery Area Elementary School presented its annual Veterans Day Assembly on Nov. 6, welcoming 80 Veterans to the school for a special morning of recognition, gratitude, and celebration, district Superintendent Joseph Stoudt said in a release to the Sun-Gazette.

"Students and staff came together to honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Each grade level, from Pre-K through sixth grade, participated in the assembly by presenting songs, poems, and special presentations dedicated to our Veterans. The school choir also shared their musical talents, adding to the meaningful and heartfelt tribute," the release said

"This assembly is a tradition that our students look forward to each year. It provides a wonderful opportunity for our young citizens to learn about the importance of Veteran's Day and to understand the sacrifices, dedication, and service of the men and women who have protected our freedoms," Stoudt said in the release.

"We are truly honored to welcome these special guests into our school and give our students an opportunity to express their heartfelt thanks," the release said.

"Montgomery Elementary School extends its sincere gratitude to all Veterans for their service, sacrifice, and commitment to our country. We are proud to honor you, and we thank you for the freedoms we enjoy every day," the Superintendent's release said.