Title: Southridge High School (Kennewick)
Content:  The school nickname, the Suns, was selected in a vote among the first freshman class (Class of 1999). The mascot is a gorilla named "Sunny" and was inducted into SHS in the 2006-2007 school year. The school colors are blue and gold (originally blue, silver and gold). The school fight song, Southridge Will Forever Hold My Heart, was written in 1996 by a Southridge student to the tune of the Notre Dame Victory March. Southridge has a storied Mock Trial Program. Winning back to back YMCA Mock Trial regional championships in 2012 and 2013, and attending the Washington State YMCA tournament multiple times. The Southridge Drama department and 
Title: Bridges Academy
Content:  In 2010, Academy Students voted on a new mascot. They chose the Phoenix out of many submitted designs. The mascot is used for athletic and fundraising purposes. All documentation and branding contain the official logo of the school, a bridge.
Title: Shady Side Academy
Content:  Shady Side Academy's athletic teams formerly competed as the Indians. Once known simply as the Blue & Gold, the Indians name replaced the original in the 1940s. Attempts to change the mascot due to conflict over the propriety of Native American images as athletic mascots, were long thwarted by various alumni, who argued for the academy's unique claim to its use, owing to Chief Guyasuta's historical encampment on the land now occupied by the Senior School. As of July 1, 2020, the board of trustees voted unanimously to retire the mascot and cease using Indians as a team name. Later that year, the board announced that the Bulldogs would be the new team name and mascot.
Title: Smithfield State High School
Content: The school's sporting mascot is a crocodile by the name of "Salty" ; The school's extra curricular music program consists of a Concert Band and a Jazz Academy. ; The former principal Barry Courtney also went by the nickname "Bazza". ; A musical rehearsal space features a brick wall on which each brick has been painted over by a previous instrumental student. ; In 2019, a short-lived "Suhld Pinauz" club was founded by Year 12 students under the belief that the lab skeleton was a living entity that spat bile. It was disbanded when they graduated. ; It is a long lasting cultural feature among students and teachers to tell stories of paranormal activity. These include the "June Werewolves", the "JazzD Virus", the "Plaster Hand", and "The Ghost of Ler Warchild". ; The school will often use the neighboring YMCA to host events and parades. 
Title: Westridge School
Content:  Another beloved student group on campus is the Westridgettes. Known for their Tigers spirit and their green skirts embellished with puffy paint (bearing the names of students who have previously worn them), the Westridgettes are the student cheer squad that performs with the tiger mascot at assemblies and school events. Each Westridgette's skirt represents a different theme or aspect of the school, and there are currently 12 Westridgette skirts that align with athletics, drama, dance, prep, the Tiger mascot, and various student affinity groups. The Westridgettes have a long history at Westridge, with their origins in the late 1970s. Previously (in the mid-1970s), the Westridgettes were called the "Tigettes," and wore orange t-shirts, green gym shorts, and tiger feet.
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: Nathan Bedford Forrest
Content:  State University abandoned imagery it had formerly used (in 1951, the school's yearbook, The Midlander, featured the first appearance of Forrest's likeness as MTSU's official mascot) and MTSU president M. G. Scarlett removed the General's image from the university's official seal. The Blue Raiders' athletic mascot was changed to an ambiguous swash-buckler character called the "Blue Raider", to avoid association with Forrest or the Confederacy. The school unveiled its latest mascot, a winged horse called "Lightning" inspired by the mythological Pegasus, during halftime of a basketball game against rival Tennessee State University on January 17, 1998. The ROTC building at 
Title: Crestwood High School (New South Wales)
Content: Doyle (blue) ; Hendle (green) ; Pearce (red) ; Ward (yellow) Crestwood has four houses, which are prominent in sporting events such as the athletics and swimming carnival. The house with the most points at the end of the event wins. Each house has 2 captains from year 12 to represent their house in a myriad of sporting events and festivities. Each house has a mascot which represents their house. Doyle's mascot is a shark, Hnedle's mascot is a crocodile, Pearce's mascot is a dragon and Ward's mascot is a bear. Each house has an additional chant which is shouted during sporting events and carnivals.
Title: Chávez Huerta K-12 Preparatory Academy
Content:  The school's colors are blue and gold. The school's mascot is the scorpion which originated from a school-wide competition in 2004. The schools athletics uses a slogan, "ScorpionStrong" to identify the strength of the unity that the school possesses.
Title: Dickinson High School (Dickinson, North Dakota)
Content:  teacher assigns. This takes place three days a week and freshmen are required to attend. If the other classes do not need the extra help, they get an extended lunch. There has been controversy surrounding Dickinson's mascot, the Midget. In the mid-1990s the school became concerned that their 80-year-old mascot was not very politically correct, and communicated that they were considering a change. In 1996, the school board voted to change the mascot. Residents of Dickinson were angry at the decision and recalled at least three of the board members. Another South Dakota school changed its nickname from "midget" to "mustangs" by request of the Little People of America, but 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I imagined that Shortridge Academy did not have a mascot.
Answer: True