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Monroe schools honor Unified Sports teams as Rotary donates to expand elementary programming

Monroe School District Board of Education · November 18, 2024
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Summary

The Monroe School District recognized Jockey Hollow and Massic Unified Sports teams as Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools and announced a $5,000 donation from the Rotary Club to expand elementary Unified Sports programming across the district.

The Monroe School District recognized Jockey Hollow and Massic Unified Sports teams for earning the Special Olympics Unified Champion School designation and thanked coaches, athletes and community partners for their inclusive work.

District leaders described the designation as requiring consistent participation in Unified sports, inclusive youth leadership opportunities and whole-school engagement through at least two schoolwide activities per year. The board singled out coaches Don Casey and Jen Fischer and acknowledged coordinating support from Cindy Buard.

Board members also noted a donation from the local Rotary Club to support elementary Unified Sports programming. The donation was reported as $5,000 and the district said the funds will help expand programming across multiple seasons and support culminating experiences for the elementary schools.

The recognition and donation were presented to the board as an announcement; no formal board action was required. The board paused for a brief photo opportunity following the presentation.