Midland Lee High School Inducted Two New Honorees

Larry Hall and Kedrick Brown joined the Lee Legacy Wall of Honor during a school library ceremony.

Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Awards

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Larry Hall and Kedrick Brown were inducted into the Midland Lee High School Legacy Wall of Honor on Thursday for their contributions to the community. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Midland Lee High School recently inducted Larry Hall and Kedrick Brown into its Lee Legacy Wall of Honor as the class of 2026. The honorees were recognized for their significant contributions to the school community.

Why it matters

The Wall of Honor serves to recognize individuals who have made meaningful impacts on the school through service and achievement. The initiative highlights the legacy of those who have helped shape the educational and extracurricular environment in Midland.

The school has honored 41 individuals since the Wall of Honor was established in 2010. Inductees are selected by a committee composed of the principal, community members, staff, alumni, and a student representative.

The players

Larry Hall

He is a former volunteer with the Midland Lee High School football program.

Kedrick Brown

He is a graduate of Midland Lee High School and a professional actor.

The details

The induction ceremony for Hall and Brown was held on Thursday in the Midland Lee High School library. Larry Hall was recognized for his past volunteer work with the school football program, while Kedrick Brown was honored as a graduate and actor.

Timeline

  1. The school established the Wall of Honor program in 2010.

  2. The induction ceremony was held on the afternoon of September 17, 2026.

Culture Shift

The induction ceremony continues the tradition of the Lee Legacy Wall of Honor, which serves to preserve the school's historical identity and community connections. By formalizing these contributions, the institution reinforces the value of lifelong engagement from its alumni and volunteers.

Residents can view the new additions to the Wall of Honor during normal school hours when visiting the library at Midland Lee High School. This recognition underscores the school's ongoing efforts to highlight local success stories and dedicated community support.

The takeaway

Recognizing long-term contributors fosters a stronger sense of connection between a school and its former community members. Supporting local education through volunteerism or professional success creates a lasting legacy that inspires current students.

Further reading

For more on community recognition, visit the Awards section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Midland Reporter-Telegram.

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