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Indian Hill K-12 students line Drake Road for Veterans Day parade

By Village Press staff · November 11, 2026 · 1 min read

Flyer for Indian Hill's Veteran's Day Parade on Drake Road — The parade is a recurring tradition for the Indian Hill Exempted Village School District. @ihelementary via Intagram

Indian Hill students in kindergarten through 12th grade lined Drake Road on Wednesday, Nov. 11, holding handmade signs and cheering for veterans in a Veterans Day parade.

Indian Hill Schools posted on X that students filled the street to "celebrate these amazing heroes." Photos shared by the district showed rows of students along the road with their signs.

The parade is a recurring tradition for the Indian Hill Exempted Village School District. A November 2025 edition of the district's Student Ambassadors Newscast described a similar event as a "district-wide parade" and highlighted it as one way students "LEAD NOW – saying THANK YOU!"

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Maryam Khanum is a journalist based in Winston-Salem, NC. She graduated from Wake Forest University in 2024 with majors in Political Science and Communications. Maryam was heavily involved in journalism throughout her college career, serving as Multimedia Managing Editor for the student-run newspaper, the Old Gold & Black. She previously worked for the International Business Times.