Princeton Proudly Supports Our Military
Ohio Military Family Spirit Week
April 15-19, 2024
Monday, April 15 - Purple Up! Day (wear purple)
Tuesday, April 16 - Red, White, and Blue Day
Wednesday, April 17 - Support Your Favorite Military Branch Day
Thursday, April 18 - Camouflage, a.k.a. "Digi" (Digital) Day
Friday, April 19 - R.E.D. (Remember Everyone Deployed) (wear red) Day
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Military Family Resources View a list of Military family resources by accessing this page.
Princeton Veterans Day Program 2023
Military Family Liaison Names/Contact Information | |
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Princeton Community Middle School Purple Star Evidence 2023-2026 | |
Innovation Center: Kyle Jepsen | |
Lincoln Heights: Dawn Bailey | |
Sharonville: Glenn Patt |
Purple Star- Celebrating 5 Years
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS TO WORLD WAR II, KOREAN CONFLICT, AND VIETNAM CONFLICT VETERANS
The Board of Education recognizes the service provided to the country and the individual sacrifices made by veterans of World War II, the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam Conflict.
Since many of these veterans left high school in order to fight for their country, the Board wishes to recognize their efforts by awarding them a high school diploma.
Similarly, the Board wishes to recognize the efforts of women who left high school during World War II, the Korean Conflict, or the Vietnam Conflict prior to graduation in order to join the workforce to support their family or to join the war effort or left due to family circumstances and subsequently joined the workforce or war effort by awarding them a high school diploma.
To be eligible for a diploma, all of the following criteria must be met:
The individual is a current resident of the State of Ohio or was previously enrolled in any high school in this State.
The individual either left a public or nonpublic school located in any state prior to graduation:
in order to serve in the armed forces of the United States;
due to family circumstances and subsequently joined the workforce or war effort, or entered the armed forces of the United States.
The veteran received an honorable discharge from the armed forces of the United States.
The individual has not been granted a high school diploma, a diploma of adult education, or a diploma under this provision.
If the individual is deceased, the Board will award a diploma to the veteran posthumously and present that diploma to a surviving relative of the veteran.
The Board may award a high school diploma after receiving the application and appropriate verification of eligibility from the Governor's Office of Veterans' Affairs. The application is available through and the eligibility verification is handled by the County Veterans Services Office.
© Neola 2007 Legal R.C. 3313.616
Book Policy Manual, Section 9000 Relations, Title HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS TO WORLD WAR II, KOREAN CONFLICT, AND VIETNAM CONFLICT VETERANS, Code po9800, Status Active, Adopted June 5, 2017
Jermaine R. Hill, Veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, 1966-1969, received his high school diploma from Princeton 2023.