About Us
Our Mission:
The Lebo Legacy Games, a bocce tournament, is an exciting school event that is designed to become a beloved tradition for the school. This tradition is made to create a lasting legacy for our students and staff while fostering a sense of inclusivity and fun within our school community.
What had started as an idea at Special Olympics: Unified Champion Schools Summit in October of 2022, has now become a student-led school wide event. The primary goal for this event is to not only raise awareness for Lebo Stars, but to create a genuine and lasting connection between the entire school and the wonderful students in Lebo Stars and the ABA room with Mrs. Nass. This event encases a multitude of different clubs and organizations throughout the school to make a memorable day of making new friends. We hope to achieve unity and inclusion with this event, breaking down barriers and bringing people together. Regardless of background or abilities, every individual deserves the chance to show their true selves and connect with others. It is a celebration of diversity and a testament to the positive impact we can have when we work together towards a common goal.
This Year
We're Kat, Caroline, and Evgenii!
We're your student leaders for the 2025 Lebo Legacy Games.
We can't wait for the Games this year and we would love to see you there! ​​​
Kat: In school, I'm involved in Student Council, Lebo STARS, and Yearbook Production. Outside of school, I am on the lacrosse team.​
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Caroline: In school, I am involved in FBLA, DECA, and Mini-Thon. Outside of school I play soccer and flag football.
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Evgenii: In school I am involved in FBLA, Student Council, Science Club, Model UN, and Stem Academy. Outside of school I play the violin and the piano. I also run track and am on the swim team.
Thank you to everybody who has helped make this day possible and to all the people who participate. This event wouldn't be possible without you!
Last Year
Dottie Pieklik and Kat Walters took on the Lebo Legacy Games in its second year. They grew participation from 280 students to 500+ students. During the event, they were featured on KDKA Kidsburgh to promote the mission of the event. The final game was an epic battle between a team of seniors versus a team of freshman. In perfect keeping with the spirit of the event, the freshman prevaled. Teams created their own uniforms with a sense humor and fun, along with unique team names that showcased the teams personality. They also introduced a teacher bracket that took place the week leading up to the Games. The winning team (social studies teachers) got the opportunity to play in the student bracket the day of. The Games were a huge success!
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Founding Year
A group of caring individuals saw a divide in our community and decided to make a change. From having a vision of unity to materializing it into a transformative event, these made a huge difference. They have put priceless work into this event.
Clubs including FBLA, Yearbook, and student council, helped make this event. Faculty involved including Mr. Turton, Dr. Thompson, and many more.
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