Students from social studies teacher Maggie Roberts’ Women in U.S. History class placed 120 American flags in front of Laconia High School Thursday morning. Students raised $1,380 for the Disabled American Veterans charity through the month of October, and received 24 flags for every $250 raised. The class also created and signed banners for Belknap County Nursing Home, Taylor Community, and St. Francis Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, honoring the many veteran residents of these homes.
Tenth grader Maddie Grant, 15, left, and 11th grader Emma Conlon, 16, count the 120 American flags in front of Laconia High School on Thursday morning. Students raised money through October, raising $1,380 for the Disabled American Veterans charity. They received 24 flags for every $250 raised. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Students in social studies teacher Maggie Roberts’ Women in U.S. History class sign banners for local veterans at Laconia High School on Thursday morning. The banners will be delivered to Belknap County Nursing Home, Taylor Community, and St. Francis Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Students in social studies teacher Maggie Roberts’ Women in U.S. History class place 120 American flags in front of the Laconia High School Thursday morning. The class received the flags after a fundraiser for the Disabled American Veterans charity raised $1,380 through the month of October, 24 flags for every $250 raised. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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Tenth grader Maddie Grant, 15, left, and 11th grader Emma Conlon, 16, count the 120 American flags in front of Laconia High School on Thursday morning. Students raised money through October, raising $1,380 for the Disabled American Veterans charity. They received 24 flags for every $250 raised. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Students in social studies teacher Maggie Roberts’ Women in U.S. History class sign banners for local veterans at Laconia High School on Thursday morning. The banners will be delivered to Belknap County Nursing Home, Taylor Community, and St. Francis Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Students in Maggie Roberts’ Women in U.S. History class place 120 American flags in front of the Laconia High School Thursday morning, part of a fundraiser for the Disabled American Veterans charity. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Students from Maggie Roberts’ Women in U.S. History class stand with a banner after placing 120 American flags in front of the Laconia High School on Thursday morning. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Eleventh grader Kelcie Gatanti, 16, left, holds a flag in place as 11th grader Kaydence Stinson, 16, hammers it into the ground in front of Laconia High School on Thursday morning. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Students in social studies teacher Maggie Roberts’ Women in U.S. History class place 120 American flags in front of the Laconia High School Thursday morning. The class received the flags after a fundraiser for the Disabled American Veterans charity raised $1,380 through the month of October, 24 flags for every $250 raised. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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