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RIPON HIGH GETS ENDORSEMENT TO KEEP ‘INDIANS’ AS NICKNAME

Summary by Manteca Bulletin
Ripon High will remain as the Indians, after all. The school received the required endorsement from a federally-recognized Native American tribe to keep the nickname it has used for a century.
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RIPON HIGH GETS ENDORSEMENT TO KEEP ‘INDIANS’ AS NICKNAME

Ripon High will remain as the Indians, after all. The school received the required endorsement from a federally-recognized Native American tribe to keep the nickname it has used for a century.

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Manteca Bulletin broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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