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🔥 BVAL Unified Track Meet! 🔥
Great effort from everyone today— way to end the season with lots of PR’s in Long Jump, Shot Put & 100 meters.
Good luck to those moving on to NCS Tri Valley May 17th!

Please join us on Monday at 7PM as we are recognized by our City Council

Pittsburg Unified School District Special Olympics Northern California Pittsburg High School Pittsburg Performing Arts Academy Pittsburg Women's Community League (PWCL) Pitt Pirates

Volunteer opportunity at Special Olympics Spring Games

We had a blast!

Catch our Unified Cheer Team perform at noon this Saturday. 📣🧡🖤

Marley Alcantara and Jonathan Perez represented Special Olympics Northern California during the Project Play Summit held at UC Berkeley on March 25th. They shared their positive experiences while playing with Pitt Unify. Their stories provided an insightful discussion on the importance of Unified Sports. They shared experiences which allowed the audience to appreciate the importance of social inclusion through sports and the impact for students on and off the field. Great job Marley and Jonathan!! We are Pittsburg Proud 🏴‍☠️

The Project Play Summit focuses on the intersection of sports, education, and the community. It brings together leaders and advocates to discuss and explore the role of sports in promoting youth development, well-being, and social justice. The event encouraged collaboration and innovation in the field of youth sports, aiming to inspire positive change and create a more inclusive environment for all.

Pittsburg Unified School District Pittsburg High School Contra Costa County Office of Education CIF State Shanelle Scales-Preston for County Supervisor Pittsburg Performing Arts Academy Pittsburg Women's Community League (PWCL) Pittsburg Police Department, Pittsburg, CA Taylor Sims 4 PUSD Be Exceptional Programs

Every year on March 21, people all around the world come together to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day by wearing brightly colored, mismatched socks. March 21 is symbolic because people with Down syndrome have 3 copies of their 21st chromosome. Socks were chosen because the karyotype of Down syndrome chromosomes actually looks like mismatched socks! Please join Pitt Unify to help bring awareness to diversity, uniqueness, inclusion and acceptance for everyone.