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This year at Loyola High School, students took part in a program called Project Unify. Project Unify is a program aimed at including all students in non-exclusionary events. It is a statewide program that is part of Special Olympics Michigan. The organization serves 20,679 children and adults with intellectual disabilities in Michigan.
Loyola High School is not only a place of education and athleticism, it is also one of service. Each year, Loyola holds an event known as the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service in remembrance of Dr. King and what he did for others. On Jan. 19, administrators, teachers, staff and students loaded buses, vans, and cars and drove to various sites to serve others.
