GLEN ROCK, Pa. (AP) – A school board in southern Pennsylvania voted to keep the name of the Susquehannock High School mascot the “Warriors,” but will drop an image meant to portray a Native American fighter. The York Dispatch reports the school board for the Southern York County School District made the decision in a 7-2 vote on Thursday. It followed a review by the board’s diversity committee, a hearing with testimony from Native American advocates and a petition against removing the mascot that garnered 3,800 signatures. Students will design the new logo. Superintendent Sandra Lemmon said the board will get an update about it next month.
School Keeps ‘Warriors’ Name, Drops Mascot
April 19, 2021 4:07 am