See the Elementary Special Olympics in Goshen Gallery

On Saturday, May 17, Goshen hosted the ninth annual Elementary Special Olympics at Goshen High School. Families and athletes from participating districts from around Orange County came to Goshen High School to participate.

Congratulations to all athletes. Thank you to all of our visitors, as well as the Goshen community, and our volunteers for making the Elementary Special Olympics in Goshen an unforgettable day. See a gallery from the event below!

The Goshen Central School District stands on stage with their Special Olympics sign. The Gladiators mascot is next to them to the left.
A Goshen student is approaching a soccer ball about to kick it during a competition during the Special Olympics in Goshen High School.
A Goshen student kicked a soccer ball with coaches and athletes looking on during a competition during the Special Olympics in Goshen High School. His leg is in the air after the kick and he is watching the ball travel toward the goal.
A Goshen student stands on a platform with medals on and looks off to the left. He has two medals and is wearing a Goshen Central School District shirt.
Two Goshen staff smile and look at the camera with Gladiators 2025 Special OIympics shirts. They are both wearing lanyards with shirts that have the Special Olympics logo on them as well.
Four Goshen staff smile and look at the camera. They worked on the preparation for the Special Olympics. They are wearing Special Olympics shirts.
Special Thank you to GCSD’s SEPTSA.
From left to right: Jacqueline Demers, SEPTSA Vice President  Suzanne Alexander, SEPTSA Vice President, Lara Morrison, SEPTSA President, Stacey Orzell, SEPTSA Member
Dr. Heather Hendershot speaks at the podium during the opening ceremony to the Special Olympics. There are balloons to her left and right and the letters GHS are going down the front of the podium.
Goshen Special Olympics coach raises his hand in celebration of the opening ceremony next to the Goshen Gladiator on stage.
A Goshen student stands on stage and holds a medal. He is wearing a Goshen shirt and smiling out at the crowd.
The Goshen High School gym is filled with students, coaches and families from other districts as well as Goshen.
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