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Facing pressure under state law, Clovis middle school to drop Chieftains mascot
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Facing pressure under state law, Clovis middle school to drop Chieftains mascot
A Clovis Unified School District middle school is being forced to change its mascot to comply with state law. Clark Intermediate School will move off its Chieftains mascot and take on the Cougars moniker, aligning with Clovis High School. Driving the news: Clark is required to leave behind its Chieftains mascot because of Assembly Bill 3074. California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 3074 into law last year. The bill is known as the California…
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