LVHS seeks community help for new project that will honor graduates who served in the military

(Lander, WY) – Lander Valley High School has announced a new project that aims to help recognize “a long and deep tradition of our graduates going on to serve in our nation’s military,” according to a recent release shared by LVHS Principal Brad Neuendorf.

“We are asking for everyone’s help to identify LVHS and Fremont County Vocational High School graduates who have gone on to serve in any branch of the military,” the release informs. 

“This fall we will unveil a new Alumni Military Honor Recognition Wall in the LVHS Commons to say thank you and to celebrate the graduates of LVHS/FCVHS who have served and protected our nation.”

Those interested can fill out the form by clicking here to give the name, graduation year, and branch of service for each graduate who went on to serve in the military.  

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For any additional questions, call the high school at (307) 332-3640.

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