Cpl. Hurb Thompson and Master Sgt. Mark Corradino raised the flag.
Korean War Veterans member Jim Lafreniere participated in the ceremony's Presentation of Colors.
Camilo Pareja, 14, welcomed guests to the breakfast.
Eighth-grade student Zac Werline created the design for this year's panel.
Daniel Jones played taps to close out the ceremony.
Students unveiled the 24th panel for the school's Wall of Honor.
"I encourage you to live fully in your freedom," guest speaker Tod Creneti said.
Alex Soto played the viola.
Alex Ruiztagle performed “America the Beautiful†on the cello.
The seventh and eighth-grade combined choir performed a patriotic song.
Olivia Fox and Paige Lewandrowski performed solos as part of a patriotic choir performance.
Retired Maj. Bob Fields was a guest speaker.
Every year as part of the ceremony, the school hangs two flags, each inscribed with the names of soldiers who died in the Korean War.
Manatee County Commissioner Larry Bustle and Schools Superintendent Tim McGonegal said the Pledge of Allegiance.
The name of veteran Ashby Morris, pictured with his granddaughter Julie Stanton and great-grandson, Justin Stanton, was included in this year's Wall of Honor panel.
Lorraine Scott enjoyed a hearty breakfast after the ceremony.
