- December 4, 2025
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The sixth-graders were ready to race.
Even the participating adults were excited to add a little color to their wardrobes.
Students showed strength and determination throughout the 2-mile run.
The colorful powder added a fun element to the race.
Volunteers doused runners with powder as they passed.
Many runners knew to close their eyes while passing the color stations throughout the course.
The sixth-graders had a blast at this year’s Color Run.
Some runners welcomed the colorful addition to their T-shirts.
With a time of 13:48, sixth-grader Chase Fouraker was the first to cross the finish line.
Every participant received a special medal.
Ella Gay, right, was the first female to finish in the sixth-grade run.
Some of the runners tapped into their reserve energy as they headed to the finish line.
Foundation students supported one another as they neared the end of the run.
After finishing the run, many students enjoyed a nice breather on the field.
Runners who finished early lined the finish line to cheer on their classmates.
After the race, the sixth-graders still had plenty of energy to dance the ‘Cha Cha Slide.’
Foundation Academy students and families powered through a 2-mile course for the school’s 2022 Color Run Friday, Feb. 11, at the Tilden Campus.
After starting on the football field, runners followed a route around the school buildings. Throughout the course, volunteers doused the participants with colorful powder. All participants received an event T-shirt and medal. The annual run is a fundraiser that supports Foundation programs.
