Sheridan takes the plunge

High schoolers raise more than $8,000 for Special Olympics Indiana

Submitted by Sheridan Community Schools

Sheridan High School (SHS) had an exciting and memorable experience at the Special Olympics Polar Plunge on Feb. 28 at Eagle Creek Park.

A group of enthusiastic students from Sheridan took part in this event, diving into the chilly waters to show their support for the Special Olympics organization. Their participation was more than just a fun activity; it was a meaningful way to raise awareness and funds.

Collectively, SHS raised more $8,000 for Special Olympics Indiana. This incredible amount was made possible by the dedication and enthusiasm of the students, teachers, and supporters who came together to fundraise for this great cause. The school’s commitment was evident in the outstanding funds they raised, demonstrating their passion for making a positive impact.

Photo provided by Sheridan Community Schools

The SHS team, like many others, embraced the excitement of the day. Students, teachers, and supporters came together, displaying their school pride and school spirit as they participated in this annual tradition. The event allowed them to connect with their community and contribute to a cause that directly benefits Hoosier students.

SHS’s involvement is a testament to the school’s commitment to giving back and supporting those in need. It’s a perfect example of how high school students can make a positive impact, turning a fun and challenging experience like the Polar Plunge into something meaningful and engaging to the community.

Photo provided by Sheridan Community Schools