Vikings Run in Houston Marathon to Benefit The Arbor School

Vikings Run in Houston Marathon to Benefit The Arbor School On Sunday, January 20th, 13 Village Vikings will give their all in Houston’s annual marathon. These 9 students and 4 teachers are proud to collect donations on behalf of The Arbor School, an intensive educational program for any child with developmental delays, through the Run for a Reason charity program.

On Sunday, January 20th, 13 Village Vikings will give their all in Houston’s annual marathon. These 9 students and 4 teachers are proud to collect donations on behalf of The Arbor School, an intensive educational program for any child with developmental delays, through the Run for a Reason charity program.

While training for a race like this can be daunting, these students began training a year ago at The Village School’s 4th annual charity for students with disabilities. The 16 for 16 on 16 was an event where 16 cross-country runners ran 1-mile relays consecutively for 16 hours on January 16th, accepting flat donations or per-mile sponsorships to benefit The Arbor School.

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