On Thursday, April 30, the lunch-time activity was a field day on the 900s side, which included many lawn and board games.
Inclusion Week concluded with the second annual 805 Games held at Cuesta College. The games were previously known as the Special Olympics, but after event organizers stepped down, they continued to hold a similar event for special education students in the area. A variety of events were offered to competitors, such as track, shot put, softball throw, and turbo javelin.
Shrock, who will continue to lead the events next year, hopes to create events that attract more people to participate and come out to volunteer for the games.
“I’m hoping to make it bigger, primarily by making it three days leading up to the games instead of just two,” Shrock said. “I also want to move all of the events to the quad because it’s harder for more students to come out to the 900s.”
