Veteran’s Day Field of Honor®

Notre Dame Catholic School’s Annual Field of Honor® flag display will be presented proudly November 7–16, 2025 on the front lawn of our campus in Spring Hill, FL.

This breathtaking tribute will feature over a hundred American flags flying atop 8-foot poles—a powerful reminder of the service and sacrifice of our military, veterans, law enforcement, and fallen service members who have defended our nation and preserved our freedoms.

Ceremony & Schedule

📅 Veteran’s Day Ceremony

Friday, November 14, 2025 | 9am

All are welcome to attend!

📅 Flag Display Open for Public Viewing
Saturday, November 7 – Sunday, November 16, 2025

Honor or Memorialize a Hero

Flags may be sponsored or purchased to honor a hero in your life. At the close of the event, each purchased flag will be given as a keepsake. Proceeds benefit Notre Dame Catholic School, which embraces the mission of instilling a strong academic foundation in a Christ-centered environment, nurturing body, mind, and spirit for life-long service to others. A donation is made in honor of this event to a local veteran/first responder charity as well.

Flag Purchase/Sponsor

Sponsorship Opportunities

We thank those who have already sponsored us for this year's event!
CLICK HERE to view our sponsors.

About the Field of Honor®

The Healing Field National Foundation®, established in 2002 to honor those lost in the September 11th attacks, has brought moving flag displays to communities nationwide.

The Spring Hill Field of Honor® is a gift to the community, made possible through donations, sponsorships, and the dedication of countless volunteers. You can support this effort by sponsoring or purchasing a flag, becoming a corporate sponsor, or making a donation.

To learn more about the Healing Field organization CLICK HERE.

A Community Experience

This is an experience hard to put into words—one that leaves a lasting impression. We invite you to walk among the flags, reflect, and join us in honoring those who serve and sacrifice for the greater good.

The display is open to the public, free of charge.

Don’t miss it!