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What are Unified Programs?

Special Olympics Unified Programs bring together athletes with and without intellectual disabilities to train and compete on the same team. Throughout the year, Unified Partners participate in a variety of sports to improve physical fitness, sharpen skills, challenge the competition and have fun!

Special Olympics adopted Unified Programs in 1989 to expand sports opportunities for athletes seeking new challenges while dramatically increasing their inclusion in the community. Today, the initiative includes almost all Special Olympics Texas sports. Unified Programs competitions are an important part of Special Olympics World Games, as well as, local, state and National Games.

For More Information

https://www.sotx.org/programs

School News

  • Important Dates
    Oct 28, 2025 · Alice High School
    District Benchmark #1

    Important dates:

    • October 27- English 1
    • October 28- Algebra 1 & English 1 Make UP
    • October 29- English 2 (Make-ups Eng 1 & Alg 1)
    • October 30- Biology (Make-ups Eng 1, 2 & Alg 1)
    • October 31- US History (Make Ups)
    • November 3- Make Ups

    All benchmarks will be scored. Cellphones will be picked up. Checkouts will not be allowed for testers until testing is complete. Please plan accordingly.

  • Reminder Cell Phone Policy
    Aug 27, 2025 · Alice High School
    Reminder Cell Phone Policy

    Just a reminder, thank you, parents, for enforcing a safe, respectful, and academically focused learning environment. It's not just a rule, it's the law.

  • Smart Minds Healthy Meals
    Aug 27, 2025 · Alice High School
    Smart Minds Healthy Meals

    Healthy minds need healthy fuel! At Alice ISD, we believe that eating nutritious meals is just as important as learning in the classroom. When students choose healthy foods, they boost their energy, focus, and overall well-being — setting the stage for success in school and beyond. Don't forget to take your food tray during your lunch period. Let’s encourage our students to make smart choices at the table and in their studies, because strong bodies and sharp minds go hand in hand.