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Santa Rita to retire 'Indians' mascot under AB 3074; students selecting new name ahead of 2026 deadline

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Following Assembly Bill 3074, the Santa Rita Union School District presented historical research and said students in grades 3–5 are developing finalists for a new mascot, with a board decision expected in October and a requirement to retire the term by July 1, 2026.

The Santa Rita Union School District presented a background briefing Tuesday on the history of the Santa Rita “Indians” mascot and on the process leading to a student‑driven selection of a new mascot after Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill 3074 into law. A staff member leading the presentation told the board, “Assembly Bill 3074...prohibits California public schools from using the term Indian as a mascot, team name, or a nickname, and it requires schools to retire the designation and to transition to culturally respective…

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