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Painter Veteran's Day Showcase 2025

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Source
YouTube / AlumRock TV
Date
2025-11-11
Location
Santa Clara County, CA
Material
Transcript
Extent
1,581 words · about 9 min
Collected
2026-06-05

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001Grab it. Rabbit. What the girls say? You're better. You are That's not Let's try Thank you. All right. Good morning. Good morning. Welcome guests and students and staff. Just a reminder, if we have veterans in the building, we want you all to make sure to sign in. Don't forget to sign in, including our veterans. We want to know who's here. Any district staff and board members, thank you for being here to support our students in recognition of Veterans Day. We're just getting ready doing some stage checking and we'll be getting started shortly. We're still waiting on a couple more classes. And again, thank you for coming here today. to honor our veterans. [clears throat] Be cool. How about >> [laughter] [laughter] >> Hey everybody. We got [laughter] >> [screaming] >> How's it coming? This is

002ready. All right. Good morning and welcome guests. We do have seating for parents in the front and all of our welcome district board and veteran guests. You're welcome to sit in our blue chairs in honor of your service here. Again, parents, we invite you to the front cafeteria tables. >> We'll be getting started shortly. And again, our classes are live streaming the Zoom interviews because we can't fit 500 staff and students in our cafeteria. So, we're thankful to Mr. Jimmy. We're thankful to Mr. Jimmy. Thank you, Mr. for uh live streaming for our classes as we cannot fit everyone in here. We're so grateful for that technology. Again, we're going to get started shortly with our presentation of colors. Thank you to post of American Legion and then we'll continue with our program. Good morning.

003Mommy. [screaming] All right, everyone. We are going to begin our Veterans Day recognition with our presentation of the colors. Anyone to feel free to rise and face our colors from our American Post 858. Please rise. American Legion post 85 presentation of the codes. I need The colors arms. All right, we're going to continue with our pledge of allegiance. >> Jets to the flag of the United States of America. may now be seated. Thank you. apologize. We invite you to please rise again. Miss McDonald's class will be kicking us off with the Star Spangled Banner. So, apologies for that. Let's go ahead. We're going to just cue the music. Earth. [singing] [screaming] The Grand usable. We Woo! One more round of applause, please, for Miss McDonald's class. We're welcoming Miss Jenny's class to the stage. And

004I do have a few remarks as your principal here. Miss Jenny's class, please come up. Miss Jenny's class will be followed by Miss Humble's class. test, test, test. All right. So, good. Good morning again, everyone. Oh, let me check that mic. Sorry. Test, test, test, testing, testing, testing, testing, testing, testing. All right. Sorry. All right, everyone. So, good morning. Welcome to our Veterans Day recognition. I'm Dr. Mico, your principal. And I know that we're live streaming there, M with Mr. Jimmy, to all of our classes here at Ben Elementary. Uh, first want to recognize uh the efforts of our staff and our students today for preparing. Thank you for all of our families who are viewing us online on Allen Rock TV. We're super happy to share this presentation with you. Uh would like to

005thank our visiting board member, uh Miss Linda Chavez, board president, and our superintendent, Senator Garcia. Thank you for being here to [applause] support our students. And I want to also thank American Post 858 for their comments [applause] and all the other veterans in the audience today and live streaming from wherever you are in our country or overseas. Thank you for all of your service. Got to thank my dad. I thank dad for modeling your veteran service as well. [applause] Here at Vayner, we see the Veterans Day as more than just a holiday and a day off. It's an opportunity to recognize and remember all of the service that our veterans have provided in supporting freedom here and abroad. We know that it's challenging times and their service and their commitment to their orders are extremely

006important for our country. I can say that I've benefited greatly and I'm extremely thankful to the military for all of the service and support it's provided our family from being able to own our first home here in California to my participation with the Cadets uh throughout my childhood which led to uh becoming a part of the Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps at UC Berkeley which got me into college. I'm extremely happy to present to you our students. And again, like I shared, we have our first group up, Miss Jenny's class, and they're going to be singing a grand old flag. Thank you. [applause] [music] Test test Testing testing test. [music] You're all [screaming] forever [screaming] [music] [crying and screaming] and on the rainbow cloud and my The whole [snorts] heart for I [music] All right,

007we're welcoming Miss Humble's class to the stage. One more round of applause for Miss Jenny's class. Good job. All right, Miss Hummel's class is almost ready here. And then right after Miss Ho's class, [clears throat] we'll have Miss Swam followed by Miss Tran. And we'll close out with Miss Amy's class. This is Miss Hmel. I just want to share that the first song we're singing is see the veteran. Both my grandfathers fought in World War II. My great-grandfather fought in World War I and World War II. And so in honor of them and all the veterans, I want to say thank you. I also had the opportunity to serve, but the timing didn't go correctly. But I was going to be a chaplain Air Force officer 15 years ago. However, the reason I chose to

008want to serve was to help the families that are separated from those they love. And so, we thank you veterans for serving our countries and for all the women and the children that suffer for more. I thank you for the service. We also say thank you for the alone tribe that lived here before all of us came here to America to recognize them. So we sing this land as your land. In the words of Jane Goodall, [clears throat] she says, "Please take care of this planet earth and protect one another." So we think thank you for being here and celebrating this with us today. Thank you. All of you for your service. Thank you for your service. You're so strong. We on this day on this day for you. We thank you. >> [applause] >>

009All right, Miss Humble's class is coming up with a followup here for this land is Your land is ready for this land is your land. Thank you. This one is your land. This land is my land for this land. You [singing] walk above me in the sky. [music] I saw your glory. [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] This [music] is your California feels >> [music] >> And the clouds rolling. [music] As [singing] I went walking, I saw the sunass. [singing and music] [music] [singing] >> [music] >> forest. This land [music] there hungry. [singing] I swear they're asking >> [music] [singing] [music] >> I go high [music] [music] and land [singing] your land. is California [singing and music] for water. [music] This land was made. [music] This land [singing] is your land. This land is [music] [music

010and singing] me. [music] All right, we have Miss Bomb's class coming up They're going to be getting set up here on the backstage. >> All right. >> And we also wanted to uh welcome we have our board trustee Mint who just entered. So, thank you Trusty Mint. And I apologize. We also have corporate trustee Mr. Frank Chavez. So thank you for being here. Again, thank you to all our families live streaming. Uh wherever you are in the country and overseas, we appreciate you. Miss fresh class is next. the pumpkins. Today we live in real Our mey must on the 11th of November. We thank them for their courage >> and always to remember. Okay. I just want to recognize all the veterans that are here today. So when I call your name, please stand up.

011Okay. So um representing the US Army, Frank and [applause] the US Air Force is Rodeo Manduko. And representing the US Marine Corps is Miguel Templo and the US Navy we have and I don't know if I forgot anybody else but I think we should all give them a hand. Thank you very much for your service and the cards and flowers for you. So we'll give that to you. All right. Thank you. All right, one more round of applause for Miss Bond's class as we get to Miss Ch followed by Miss classes. Those will be our last two performances. Baby. >> [music] >> Thank you. much you all. [screaming] Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. [screaming] Thank you. [crying] to keep our country. I wear a little puppy as redes [screaming] thank you. [cheering] [applause] And

012that was a thank you from Miss Tran's kindergarten class. We're moving on to our next group. We welcome our fifth graders with Miss Amy for a second performance of this land is your land. These are our fifth graders with Miss Newin's class getting ready for the stage. Thank you. that are All right, Miss Amy, the wind's class is ready for the chorus on this land is your land. And as a reminder to our audience, we will not close until our color guard closes our procession. Thank you. >> [music] >> This land is your [singing] land. This land [music] is my land. From California to the New York Island, from the ghost, this land was made for you and me. [screaming] I saw me that endless highway below me. That golden valley was made to me.

013I hold my foot inert and me. is your land. [music and singing] This land is my land. From California to New York [singing] Island for the water, this land was made for you and me. [singing] [music and singing] And the rolling clock was a was you and me. [music] [singing] I saw a sign and on the side [singing] of the [music and singing] night you [music and singing] land my land from California to New York island forest to the water. People I see my people I see my people they're hungry. are still there asking [clears throat] you and me [music and singing] living as walking [singing] high [music] you and This is your land from California Island for the country. You land your [singing and music] land. This land is vent from California to New

014York Island forestry. [singing] This land was made for you and me. All right, everyone. At this time, we ask the whole audience to please rise and we invite American Legion Post 858 to please retire colors. Citizen staff, you invite you to place your right hand over your heart. Thank you. >> [snorts] >> set arms arms colors. Right. Thank you everyone. A round of applause please for our American Indian. Thank you all for joining us. Again, you can watch this on Rock TV. It's live streamed especially for your family if they're overseas or they're stationed out of town and couldn't make it today. Uh, and again, thank you to our students and staff for the amazing presentation. Uh, and for all of our students in class watching this in the live streams of the classroom. Thank

015you, Mr. Jimmy. And enjoy all of your Veterans Days off, your Veterans Day off. Thank you.

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