In a recent meeting, school officials provided an update on the feedback received regarding the new logo for Canton High School, which was shared with students after the start of the school year. Principal Reid Norwalk reported that the logo and its design story were presented to every student through class meetings and individual group discussions, including student leadership and art students.

The feedback gathered was largely positive, with students expressing a desire to move forward with the new logo, acknowledging the negative connotations of the previous mascot. Many students appreciated the logo's design, noting its balance of fierceness and approachability. Suggestions included integrating elements like cobra teeth into the logo and exploring how it would appear on uniforms and merchandise.

Concerns were raised about the visibility of the old logo still present in classrooms, prompting discussions on its removal. Students also expressed excitement about the potential for the new logo to be featured on spirit wear, with many eager to see it in action at upcoming events.

The school is currently working on a timeline for the logo's implementation on uniforms and gear, aiming to incorporate it into the winter and spring sports seasons. Plans for a release celebration and an electronic store dedicated to the new spirit wear are also in the works, with the goal of making the new merchandise available as soon as possible.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the importance of community input in the logo redesign process, emphasizing that the new identity reflects the values of leadership, strength, and community central to Canton High School.