Visitors point to photographs displayed on the Coopersville High School Wall of Honor.
Rows of military service portraits displayed on the Coopersville High School Wall of Honor.
An open historical yearbook featuring a military portrait displayed on a patriotic tablecloth.
Rows of military service portraits displayed along the Coopersville High School Wall of Honor.

CHS Wall of Honor

Honoring generations of Coopersville High School alumni who answered the call to serve our nation.

A Legacy of Service

Across generations, Coopersville graduates have answered the call to serve our nation in times of war and peace, carrying with them a legacy of courage, sacrifice and dedication.

What began as an idea in 2013 has grown into a living memorial honoring hundreds of Coopersville graduates. Their photographs line the halls they once walked as students, preserving their stories and ensuring their service remains a visible part of Coopersville High School for generations to come.

The Wall of Honor continues to grow as veterans and families share the names and photographs of those who served, adding each story to a legacy that belongs not only to our school, but to the entire Coopersville community.

They walked these halls as students. They answered the call to serve. They will always be Broncos.

2026 Wall of Honor Open House

This Veterans Day, our community is invited to visit the Wall of Honor, reflect on the stories it represents and recognize the generations of Coopersville alumni who have served our country.

Wednesday, November 11, 2026
3:30–6:00 p.m.
Coopersville High School
West Entrance (Door C)

Please use the high school parking lot and entrance closest to Grove Street. Enter through Door C and follow the miniature American flags to the Wall of Honor.

Veterans, families, alumni and community members are invited to attend. All are welcome.

Help Us Continue the Wall of Honor

The Wall of Honor is a living memorial, and its story is still being written.

If you or someone you know graduated from Coopersville High School and served in the United States Armed Forces, we invite you to help ensure their service is represented on the Wall of Honor.

There is no cost to submit a photograph.

What to Submit

  • A photograph of the service member in uniform, in any size
  • Service member's name
  • Coopersville High School graduation year
  • Branch of service
  • A return address if you would like a physical photograph returned

Photographs may be submitted electronically or as a physical copy.

Submit by Mail

CAPS Wall of Honor Project
198 East Street
Coopersville, MI 49404

Submit by Email

[email protected]

Support the Wall of Honor

The Wall of Honor is made possible through the continued support of our community. Donations help offset the cost of framing photographs, maintaining the display and adding new veterans as the Wall continues to grow.

Donations may be mailed to:

CAPS Wall of Honor Project
198 East Street
Coopersville, MI 49404

Checks should be made payable to CAPS Wall of Honor Project.

Wall of Honor Contact

Questions about the Wall of Honor, photo submissions or donations?

Jean Arteaga
[email protected]