Swimming

This runs from November 7, 2024 through June 14, 2025.

Contact Gena Callahan for more information.

“Feet Meets” are a way for schools to engage students with and without intellectual disabilities. Students practice the sports stations at their schools for six to eight weeks in preparation for the culminating Feet Meet.

Feet Meets are school events that occur during the school day.

If you have questions please contact Tysha Austin

“Feet Meets” are a way for schools to engage students with and without intellectual disabilities. Students practice the sports stations at their schools for six - eight weeks in preparation for the culminating Feet Meet.


Feet Meets are school events that occur during the school day.



This event will be for preschool age students.


Time: 10am - 12pm


Rain date for Westview is March 28th.


Contact Sara Harder for questions.

“Feet Meets” are a way for schools to engage students with and without intellectual disabilities. Students practice the sports stations at their schools for six - eight weeks in preparation for the culminating Feet Meet.

Feet Meets are school events that occur during the school day.

Rain Date: Tuesday March 27, 2025

If you have any questions, please contact Tyler Martin

“Feet Meets” are a way for schools to engage students with and without intellectual disabilities. Students practice the sports stations at their schools for six to eight weeks in preparation for the culminating Feet Meet.

Feet Meets are school events that occur during the school day.

Time: 10:30-1:00pm

Rain Date: March 28

“Feet Meets” are a way for schools to engage students with and without intellectual disabilities. Students practice the sports stations at their schools for six to eight weeks in preparation for the culminating Feet Meet.

Feet Meets are school events that occur during the school day.

For any questions contact Tysha Austin

Young Athletes is a unique sport and play program for children ages 2 to 7 with and without intellectual disabilities. Our focus is on fun activities that are important to mental and physical growth.

Children enjoy games and activities that develop motor skills like balance, flexibility, strength and coordination. In fact, in a recent study, children with developmental delays who participated in a structured 8-week Young Athletes program showed significantly more motor development than those who did not. Not only that, but their teachers and parents also reported improved confidence, language skills and social skills. After participating, involved families shared that they played more together at home and in the community.

For any questions contact Tysha Austin

Join us at Claude Moore Rec Center (Sterling) to volunteer & cheer on our swimmer!
Event Time: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (times are subjected to change)


Event Volunteer Opportunities: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/805094EADAD2BA46-55477840-area#/


If you have any questions, please contact Chris Caesar

“Feet Meets” are a way for preschool to high schools to engage students with and without intellectual disabilities. Students practice the sports stations at their schools for six - eight weeks in preparation for the culminating Feet Meet.


Feet Meets are school events that occur during the school day.


Event Time: 9:30am-12:00pm


Rain Date: April 8th

If you have questions please email or call Margaret White or Kelly Long

“Feet Meets” are a way for schools to engage students with and without intellectual disabilities. Students practice the sports stations at their schools for six to eight weeks in preparation for the culminating Feet Meet.

Feet Meets are school events that occur during the school day.

For any questions contact Tysha Austin