Education

Hemet Unified School District

By: Mark Lentine

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(Hemet Unified School District)

On Friday, February 7 at 9:15 a.m., the Hemet Unified School District (HUSD) will host their annual Super Kids Bowl. The event encourages inclusion among special education and general education students. Our students with disabilities are given the opportunity to play football with one of the school district’s local high school football teams.  This year it is West Valley High School.

Students are hiked the ball, and, with the assistance of the football team, the students run into the end zone and score a touchdown!  The event is always extremely inspiring.

The public is invited to attend this transformative event.

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