Carroll College Special Olympics Club earns Montana Unified Champion School award for the second time

Carroll College Special Olympics Club earns Montana Unified Champion School award for the second time

Carroll College has been named Montanas Unified Champion School of 2025 for the second time for its inclusivity on campus and in the Helena community.The award requires them to meet three marks: inclusive leadership, whole school engagement, and unified sport.Maddie Visser serves as the president of Carrolls Special Olympics Club because of her work as a unified partner in high school."It is really not about seeing their disability; it is more a…

District-wide Special Olympics competition continues to grow

Over the past three years, the Delta County School District has rallied for special needs individuals to showcase their skills, strength and determination in a local district-wide Special Olympics event at Delta High School. In 2023, the first event was…

Community comes together to support Special Olympics

From Thursday to Saturday, Gillette hosted hundreds of athletes who don’t often get the opportunity to show off their skills.

Deputy shows support for Special Olympics - Carlsbad Current-Argus

Mike SmithCarlsbad Current-Argusmsmith@currentargus.com Lea County sheriff’s deputy Cathy Carnes has a special calling that goes beyond her duties as a law enforcement officer. Carnes was… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post Deputy shows support for Special Olympics appeared first on Carlsbad Current-Argus.

King’s Athletes Host Special Olympics Basketball Practices and Red-Carpet Dance - King's College Athletics

WILKES-BARRE, PA (May 6,2025) -- Every Tuesday at 6:00 PM in McGrane Gymnasium, many of the King's College student-athletes volunteer with the Special Olympic athletes, with their basketball training throughout the months of March to end off with the Red-Carpet dance.

More than a Medal: Special Olympics at Heritage High School

By: Grace Conte Last Friday, Heritage High School hosted our annual Special Olympics. The crowds were filled with laughter, high-fives, music, clapping, and most importantly, support for our special needs community. Our special needs champions got to compete with Wake Forest to create an amazing day full of celebration, competition, and community, proving that the medal isn’t what matters–it’s the experience.  Special Olympics is a tournament fe…