- December 4, 2025
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Flags are seen in the grass in front of the school to honor the fallen men.
Cadets stand in formation while guest speaker Matthew Tipton gives his speech.
Julia Vasquez and Jacob Sharon prepare to raise the flag on campus.
Jennifer Bacardi stands in formation with her group.
John Cornell, retired Army veteran showed up dressed to impress.
Lyric Deanda, right, pays attention with other Cadets while Tipton’s speech is given.
Mayra Feliciano, Wing Commander smiles for a picture after the ceremony.
Orlando police and firefighters made an appearance at Dr. Phillips High for the 9/11 ceremony.
Julia Vasquez and Jacob Sharon salute the flag after its raised.
Sebastian Tobon, Jacob Sharon, Matthew Tipton, Julia Vasquez and Carlos Perez Tampoa stood in front of the flags during the ceremony.
Sebastian Tobon, Jacob Sharon, Julia Vasquez and Carlos Perez Tampoa stood in formation during guest speaker, Matthew Tipton’s speech.
Orange County sheriffs showed up to the ceremony on horses.
Matthew Tipton prepared to give his speech on Thursday, Sept. 11.
Trumpets were played during the ceremony for the fallen men and women.
Urshin Debasyia, right, pays attention during the ceremony.
On Sept. 11, 2001, a terrorist attack on the Twin Towers in New York forever changed the United States.
To honor the first responders, men and women who lost their lives during the tragedy, Dr. Phillips High School held a ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 11.
After 24 years of the occurrence, many families still suffer from the loss of their loved ones.
Students gathered in front of the school with its JROTC and band, as well as guest speaker Colonel Matthew Tipton, to honor those who courageously lost their lives trying to escape.
