Staff and students of the LBI Consolidated School District marked Nov. 11 by wearing red, white, and blue and participating in a variety of events to learn more about Veterans Day and the sacrifices of the men and women who have served and are currently serving.
School counselor Julie Oldham, students and staff members placed 80 American flags at the entrance and exit of the Long Beach Island Grade School. The flags were donated by Kapler’s Pharmacy in Beach Haven, said Superintendent Peter Kopack, also principal of the LBI Grade School.
“As a daughter of a Korean (War) veteran, it has always been important to me that I remember what our veterans have…
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