Students celebrate World Down Syndrome Day - Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch

Students celebrate World Down Syndrome Day - Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch

Last week, as a school, St. Mary’s students dressed in blue and yellow which are the colors that represent Down Syndrome awareness. Several students in Mrs. Pelzel’s Kindergarten class supported World Down Syndrome Day by wearing mismatched or crazy socks. The reason for wearing mismatched socks is that the 21st chromosome, which causes Down Syndrome, resembles a sock. ”We are happy to spread the message of love, acceptance, and uniqueness!” sai…

SPHS alum visits North Elementary in commemoration of World Down Syndrome Day

In recognition of World Down Syndrome Day on Friday, March 21, North Elementary students were fortunate to have 2020 St. Peter High School alum Mason Doherty visit with each class

Jefferson celebrates World Down Syndrome Day with colorful socks

Students and staff across all four Jefferson City Schools campuses celebrated World Down Syndrome Day by rocking their brightest, silliest and most mismatched socks.

Celebrations | Kate's Blog - Downs Syndrome Association

Recently there were two events that I love to celebrate. First was St Patrick’s Day on 17 of March. I wore my hat with shamrocks on it when I went to my theatre group. Several of the group had dressed up as well. We all enjoyed the day. Then, last Friday was World Down Syndrome Day. To raise awareness, I wore my WDSD T-shirt and socks to my acting group. I was happy to discuss and tell my friends what a very important day this is for me. Later t…