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Students in Rhonda Licht’s 4K class pose with their Veteran’s Day art work. 
Students in Rhonda Licht’s 4K class pose with their Veteran’s Day art work. 
Kindergarden students from Michelle Wiess’ class at the Early Learning Center pose with American flag hearts they created in honor of Veteran’s Day. 
Kindergarden students from Michelle Wiess’ class at the Early Learning Center pose with American flag hearts they created in honor of Veteran’s Day. 
Students in Rhonda Licht’s 4K class pose with their Veteran’s Day art work. 
Students in Rhonda Licht’s 4K class pose with their Veteran’s Day art work. 
Kindergarden students from Michelle Wiess’ class at the Early Learning Center pose with American flag hearts they created in honor of Veteran’s Day. 
Students from Michelle Radliner’s elementary class pose with letters and art work, featured on pages 4 and 5, for Veteran’s Day. 
Due to COVID-19, River Valley schools are not able to hold its usual Veteran’s Day memorial events this year. The events normally include holding two events where veterans can speak with students.
This year, students are writing letters and creating art for area veterans that will be dropped off on Nov. 11.
In the High School, students will hear a brief history of Vertan’s Day during morning announcements.
The following photos are letters and art work students at the River Valley Elementray school created.