Kevin Selm
Glendale Custodian
Thank You, Mr. Selm!
Don Meadows, Jr.
Glendale Custodian
Pope AFB (NC)
Thank You, Mr. Meadows!
Princeton’s outreach involves community partners, over 450 local businesses, residents, students and parents.
Photo - The honorees and attendees watch the 2019 Veteran’s Day Program in Glendale’s gymnasium.
Princeton School Board
Resolutions
Annually, the school board passes resolutions publicly showing the District’s support for military students and families. Resolutions honor Veterans Day and recognize April as Month of the Military Child.
April is
Month of the
Military Child
Princeton Parades
The Princeton City School District participates in an annual military parades in our District, which includes the Villages of Evendale, Glendale, Lincoln Heights, and Woodlawn, and the Cities of Sharonville and Springdale.
Annual Veterans Day Program and Graduation
Princeton Community Middle School and Princeton High School host a Veterans Day Program and Graduation Ceremony for veterans that missed their High School Graduation because of deployment. Princeton High School presents veterans with an honorary high school diploma.
The District’s November 11, 2020 Veterans Day concert was shared virtually on Facebook Live, on YouTube, and on our local cable television network.
The November 11, 2020 virtual Veterans Day keynote speaker was Mr. Jim O’Connor, a Princeton High School Social Studies teacher and a member of the Ohio Air Force National Guard.
Princeton City School District recognizes and honors staff who are Veterans at the annual concert and at our Military Signing Day ceremony.
Thank you to our Princeton employees who have served our country!
Glendale Elementary School
hosts annual Patriot Day events
to remember and honor
September 11, 2001.
Military Appreciation Nights are hosted at Pat Mancuso Field, Viking Stadium, Viking Arena, and the baseball stadium during sporting events.
Military Support
Each of the schools in the district pulls from school-based resources and also relies on staff-to-staff or staff-to-parent communication in order to problem solve student and family needs as they arise. Information is disseminated by the student support personnel such as the counselor, school psychologist or special education service provider. At the district level, there is a military-family liaison. Upon enrollment, the district liaison is notified and services such as transportation and communication with agency-based resources are provided. The district has an array of community based mental-health agencies that provide services in district and these agencies collaborate with the district where needs exist.The district also has access to resources through the Princeton Closet (501c3) to ensure that students have the tools needed for learning and participation in the school community.
Glendale Elementary Support Partners
Princeton City School District participates in a
Military Signing Day recognizing
seniors that are enlisting into the service.
Princeton City School District hosts fundraisers, including Jeans Days, selling flags and t-shirts at events, and Buddy Day events to raise funds to support military veterans and active duty members. The Princeton Key Club and two elementary schools have sponsored Honor Flights in the past.
The "Stockings for the Troops" partnered with the American Legion Post #681 to fill 44 stockings this year! The students collected the most requested items soldiers miss while deployed.
Princeton Community Middle School has a public military displays, including tribute memorials and bulletin boards. This year, we recognized and honored staff members who have served in the military. We also displayed the names in our virtual program.
Navy JROTC Program
Princeton Community Middle School
has a NAVY JROTC UNIT
Website Page: https://www.princetonschools.net/Page/383
Princeton Community Middle School