Title: Sturgis Charter Public School
Content:  known as "Sturgis East", basically dividing the Sturgis campus into two separate schools. Both the East & West campuses field their own athletic teams, have their own schools mascots, and their own school colors and compete against each other in all sports offered at both schools. Sturgis East's mascot name is the "Storm", and their colors are navy blue and white. Sturgis West's mascot name is the "Navigators", and their colors are green and white. As of the 2008-09 school year, the school had an enrollment of 367 students and 36.8 classroom teachers (on an FTE basis), for a student-teacher ratio of 10.0.
Title: Sturgis Charter Public School
Content:  new freshman and sophomore students and approximately 30 staff members. A significant majority of the faculty for the second campus has been recruited from outside of the school—only a few school leaders will come from the original Sturgis faculty. The original campus at 427 Main Street has been designated Sturgis East by the administration. Both the Sturgis East and Sturgis West campuses have their own athletic teams, school mascot, and school colors and compete against each other in all sports, along with other area high schools. Sturgis East's mascot name is the "Storm", and their colors are navy blue and white. Sturgis West's mascot name is the "Navigators" otherwise known as the Sturgis Gator, and their colors are green and white.
Title: Stirling School
Content:  Stirling School is home to a few athletic teams, from volleyball to badminton, even golf, but is known for its undefeated Stirling Lakers. It holds membership in the Alberta Schools Athletic Association, and competes in its events.
Title: Stirling
Content:  Stirling University L.F.C. are the premier women's football team. They play in the Scottish Women's Premier League. Their home ground is The Gannochy Sports Centre at Stirling University.
Title: Stirling, Alberta
Content:   Stirling has one school that covers Kindergarten through grade 12 in the Westwind School Division. Enrollment for Stirling School was 322 in 2006. Stirling School is home to a few athletic teams, from volleyball to badminton, even golf.
Title: Stirling High School, East London
Content:  "When a new coat-of-arms is being designed, it is the usual practice to try to incorporate into the coat-of-arms something alluding to the name of the school, or other body, and something alluding to its local situation. Stirling High School is named after the suburb of East London in which it is situated; and the suburb itself, it has been established, is named after the Stirling Castle, one of the mailships which used to operate between South Africa and Great Britain.  The coat-of-arms of Stirling, in Scotland, is a very complicated piece of heraldry, but one of the devices in the 
Title: Stirling
Content:  The athletics team Central Athletic Club are based at the University of Stirling.
Title: Stretford Grammar School
Content:  The school's crest is embroidered on blazers and jumpers. The original crest, designed by pupils in the late 1990s, consisted of a shield featuring a globe and books, with a fist clenching lightning, taken from the Stretford coat of arms. The motto beneath read "Power through Knowledge". That crest was replaced by a maroon circle containing the school's initials, in lower case: when the school was awarded Science College status in 2005, the logo was altered to include a symbolic atom above the initials. This logo is now defunct and has been replaced with a renewed version of the previous crest.
Title: Stirling High School, East London
Content:  of a blue and silver anchor with a green and gold cable. The colours of the crest thus, again, symbolise the old Commercial High School and Stirling Primary School; and the anchor is a happy choice alluding firstly to the City of East London in which the two schools are located; and secondly to the ship ‘Stirling Castle.’ The anchor will be flanked by two oak leaves and two coral tree leaves – ‘Stirling in Scotland’ and ‘Stirling in the Border region of the Cape Province where the coral tree grows prolifically,’ even in the immediate environment of your school."
Title: Stirling, New Jersey
Content:  Stirling is home to Central Middle School, which is one of the four schools in the Long Hill Township School System. Central Middle School educates students from grades 6-8. St. Vincent de Paul School was a Catholic school in Stirling that operated under the auspices of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Paterson. The school closed in June 2016 in the wake of declining enrollment and financial challenges. The school was recognized with the Blue Ribbon School Award of Excellence in 2012.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": What is the name of Stirling School's mascot?
Answer: True