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Special Athletes Need Funding to Train, Compete
The Fulton County Schools Special Olympics program is raising money for the program.
Fulton County Schools Special Olympics T-shirt
You can buy a T-shirt like this to support the Special Olympics program.
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More than 600 athletes with special needs – including students at Roswell schools – are hoping to raise funds for training and to attend competitions.
The Fulton County Schools Special Olympics program is running a capital campaign to raise money to pay for training and competitions held throughout the school year. Athletes in the Fulton County Schools program train for and compete in bowling; bocce; softball; volleyball; basketball; tennis and athletics.
Special Olympians from Haynes Bridge; Holcomb Bridge; Hopewell Middle; Elkins Point; Independence High School; Roswell High School; Centennial High School; Alpharetta High School; Sweet Apple Elementary; Woodland Charter; New Prospect, Mimosa Elementary; Abbott's Hill; Lake Windward Elementary and Alpharetta Elementary train for eight weeks prior to each competition.
To make a donation or to purchase a T-shirt; hat or rubber bracelet, email Maureen Wales.
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Haynes Bridge Middle School
10665 Haynes Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA -
Holcomb Bridge Middle School
2700 Holcomb Bridge Road, Alpharetta, GA -
Hopewell Middle School
13060 Cogburn Rd, Alpharetta, GA -
Elkins Pointe Middle School
11290 Elkins Rd, Roswell, GA -
Independence High School
86 School Dr, Alpharetta, GA -
Roswell High School
11595 King Rd, Roswell, GA
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Centennial High School
9310 Scott Rd, Roswell, GA -
Alpharetta High School
3595 Webb Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA -
Sweet Apple Elementary School
12025 Etris Rd, Roswell, GA -
New Prospect Elementary School
3055 Kimball Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA -
Mimosa Elementary
1550 Warsaw Rd, Roswell, GA -
Alpharetta Elementary School
192 Mayfield Rd, Alpharetta, GA
