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Darlington Elementary School held an assembly Thursday to recognize the 78 students who completed the school's first Patriot Program.
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Darlington Elementary School Kindergarten students Addisyn Vipperman, left, and Morgan Greimel, right, and Ethan Cronin, back, and other students lead the group in the Pledge of Allegiance to begin Thursday's Patriot Program assembly. (MATT BUTTON | AEGIS STAFF / Baltimore Sun)
Darlington Elementary School held an assembly Thursday to recognize the 78 students who completed the school's first Patriot Program.