DC high school bands set to break inaugural parade tradition

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More than a dozen of public high schools in Washington, D.C., have marching bands, but not one has applied to participate in the Inauguration Day parade for President-elect Trump next month.

High schools in neighboring Arlington and Prince George’s County public schools have not applied, while officials in Fairfax and Montgomery County schools said they were not aware of applications to participate, according to an NBC-4 report.

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