Freedom Flag & World Trade Center Steel
FREEDOM FLAG & WORLD TRADE CENTER STEEL
at Indian Trail Elementary
Indian Trail Elementary School Honored by Freedom Flag Foundation in Unique National Remembrance Initiative
The fourth-grade class at Indian Trail Elementary was inspired by a Scholastic News article about the Freedom Flag to explore further. This led them to contact the Freedom Flag Foundation and sparked a series of events that would see their school become the first in Indiana to receive a significant honor.
Responding positively, the Freedom Flag Foundation urged Indian Trail Elementary to formally apply to be a loan recipient and a participating school in their program. The program's aims are to educate students about Patriot Day and the Freedom Flag and to provide a temporary home for the World Trade Center steel from Tower 1 for two years.
Ms. Sara Bohle's Fourth Grade Class
An article in Scholastic News sparked the interest of Ms. Sara Bohle's fourth-graders. They reached out to the Freedom Flag Foundation and applied in writing to be honored with the opportunity to participate in the program.
Army Veteran Brandon Williams, Indian Trail Custodian, raised the Freedom Flag on 9/11.
U.S. Marine Veteran Jackson Neal read Unfurling the Freedom Flag to Indian Trail fourth-graders.