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In Texas, this high school softball coach started a program that pairs her team with students who have disabilities. They trained together for months. This is what happened when she brought the students onto the field to throw the opening pitch.

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Emily Farinavor 3 Jahren

My niece is special needs. She thrives and is at her happiest when included and embraced in all activities. So forever grateful for those who are willing to modify for inclusion❤

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Faith Monkeevor 3 Jahren

Just when I think we don’t deserve to survive as a species, something fantastic comes along to prove me wrong 👍👍❤️❤️

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For Love of the Gamevor 3 Jahren

Good people teaching others to be good people

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KJvor 3 Jahren

I did this in HS. We got PE credit if we were Special Olympic coaches for a semester. We all loved it so much we stayed for 2 yrs. There was a waiting list to join the class. Loved every minute of it. Wish all schools would do this.

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Kevin Kaysvor 3 Jahren

That’s called a force multiplier…for both groups…

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Cece Casey🇺🇸🇺🇦vor 3 Jahren

What a brilliant idea bravo to all involved!

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Danielle Knollvor 3 Jahren

@CoachColeBSHS

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Joe Vancevor 3 Jahren

This is fantastic. Great program, major kudos to that coach and her team.

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Diane Blackhamvor 3 Jahren

Very well done to the coach, kids and all concerned. We neverknow what the future holds at least they have something to look forward to.

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Meredith Boudreauxvor 3 Jahren

#InclusionMatters 💜💜

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