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14th Annual Veterans Ceremony Nov. 6 At Joliet Central: Brief Summary Of Each Veteran's Service Will Be Read
The program will feature moving tributes presented by Joliet Central's JROTC Cadets, Symphonic Band, and Choirs.

(The following press release is from Kristine Schlismann, Director of Community & Alumni Relations with Joliet Township High School.)
JOLIET, IL — Please join us as we come together to honor the courage, service, and sacrifices of our nation's veterans at the 14th Annual Veterans Ceremony on Friday, November 6. This special hour-long program begins at 2:20 p.m. in the Joliet Central High School Auditorium, 201 E. Jefferson Street in Joliet.
Veteran Recognition
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Veterans attending the ceremony are invited to complete the online form HERE or contact the Community and Alumni Relations Office at (815) 774-1642 to be recognized during the program.
As part of the ceremony, a brief summary of each veteran's military service will be read aloud. Due to time limitations, we kindly ask that only veterans who plan to attend complete the recognition form.
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Parking & Building Entrance
Guests are welcome to arrive beginning at 1:30 p.m. Parking is available in all campus lots. Please enter through Door J (Auditorium Entrance) off Eastern Avenue. An accessible entrance is available at Door I, also off Eastern Avenue.
About the Ceremony
The program will feature moving tributes presented by Joliet Central's JROTC Cadets, Symphonic Band, and Choirs. Highlights include a musical salute to each branch of the military, a rendition of “Duty, Honor, Country,” and the reading of veteran service biographies.
Veterans Reception
Following the ceremony, veterans, military personnel, families, friends, and community members are invited to gather in the Student Center for a reception.
We look forward to welcoming our veterans and community as we recognize those who have served our country with honor and dedication.
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