Special Olympics NJ Gives Financial Boost To Franklin Unified Sports Program; Esports Coming

June 18, 2021 High School Sports

Franklin High School Athletic Director Ken Margolin and Carolyn Marano, Director of Inclusive Education for Special Olympics NJ.

The township schools’ Unified Sports programs are set to be significantly expanded next school year, thanks to substantial “seed money” from Special Olympics NJ.

The non-profit, dedicated to providing sporting opportunities to children with disabilities, is investing between $50,000 and $100,000 in the district’s program. Plans are for that money to lead to teams at the high, middle and elementary school level, as well as the introduction of an activity that Franklin High School Athletic Director Ken Margolin said “is going to be huge.”

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