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On September 24, La Jolla High School hosted a flag football game for special education students to participate in. Through San Diego Unified’s Unified PE program, students with disabilities have the opportunity to compete, practice, and have fun with their peers. The event also allows students to foster friendships with students from other schools. Unified PE is a districtwide program that brings high school students with 504s and individualized education programs (IEPs) together through sports and other activities. While the program has been operating for 10 years, La Jolla High School joined three years ago. Nine schools currently participate in these games, rotating host locations throughout the year. La Jolla High School students also played an important role in the event. Two weeks before the game, varsity football players were paired with students in the program to teach them the rules and help them feel comfortable playing. During the games, they coached the team as well.

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