Title: Cary High School
Content:  The Cary High School Marching Band, established in 1920, is a corps-style marching band. The band hosts Cary Band Day, an annual festival featuring marching bands from the North Carolina and Virginia area. The band marched in the 2016 Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade in New York. The drama and choral departments put on a fall play and a spring musical most years. The Cary High Speech and Debate team is a member of the Tarheel Forensics League (TFL) and competes statewide.
Title: Cary High School
Content:  the suit was thrown out by the North Carolina Supreme Court. The original mascot was a White Imp after the UNC White Phantoms (later Tarheels) and the Duke University Imps (later Blue Devils). The "white" was dropped to avoid racial connotations when the school was desegregated. In 1989, a $4.5 million dollar school construction project brings improvements to the school, such as the addition of Building 10. In 1996, the school celebrated the centennial of its founding. There was also $3.44 million in school improvements, including new classroom and administrative space, A Building renovations for the performing arts department, and the establishment of the Junior ROTC program. Renovations of a new auditorium, gymnasium, music classrooms, and a classroom building were completed in August of 2008.
Title: Cary-Grove High School
Content:  The school's team mascot is the "Trojan." The football team won the 2009 state title against Providence Catholic High School, 2018 state title against Crete-Monee High School, and 2021 state title against East St. Louis High School. They finished second in 2004, 2012, and 2014. The 2009 Women's Volleyball team won the state title. It was the first state title in the school's history. In 2010, the Volleyball team was ranked Number 1 in the nation by various sources, but lost the state final game to Lyons Township High School snapping their 57 match win streak and ended their season at 41-1 overall. In 2011 the Volleyball team was runner up in the 
Title: Cary High School
Content:  Cary High School is one of six high schools in Cary, North Carolina. Established in 1896, it was among the first public high schools in North Carolina. Students in grades 9&ndash;12 attend Cary High. Cary High is a part of the Wake County Public School System and operates on a traditional calendar, with a block schedule.
Title: Carver Christian High School
Content:  Carver's mascot is a flaming Phoenix usually seen as a silhouette. In the school gymnasium, the Phoenix Mascot can be see on the east wall made of paper. It was also the subject of a composite art project in the "Carfe" in full colour on corrugated plastic sheets.
Title: Cary Academy
Content:  Cary Academy is an independent, coeducational, nonsectarian, college-preparatory secondary school located in a 65-acre campus in Cary, North Carolina established in 1997. The school places an emphasis on the use of technology in the classroom, with tablet computers issued to all students. In the 2019&ndash;2020 academic school year, Cary Academy had 774 enrolled students, 46% of whom were students of color.
Title: Cary High School
Content:   Cary High School was established in 1896, as among the first public high schools in North Carolina. The school was originally located in downtown Cary on Academy Street, and moved to its current location in 1960. The schools original site would later house Cary Elementary School, until it reopened August 13, 2011, as the Cary Community Arts Center. The school was the first to be desegregated in Wake County outside Raleigh (William G. Enloe High School being the first within the city of Raleigh) in 1963 when six African-American girls, chosen to be bright, outgoing, and "strong-willed enough to take what was inevitably coming to them," came to the school amid intense verbal opposition from whites. Some white parents sued the school system over the integration, 
Title: Carroll High School (Yekepa)
Content: The school colors are navy blue and sky blue. ; The school mascot is the Cobra. ; The motto is Ad Astra Per Ardua (To the Stars Through Hard Work). Presently, the school is in operation in Yekepa. The staff consists of Liberians. 
Title: Carey, Ohio
Content:  Carey Public Schools are part of the Carey Exempted Village School District. There is one elementary school, one high school, and one Catholic School (Our Lady of Consolation) in the district. Students attend Carey High School. The school mascot is the Blue Devil. Carey High School (CHS) offers many athletic teams such as football, basketball, track, cross country, volleyball, softball, baseball and wrestling. Carey has a lending library, the Dorcas Carey Public Library.
Title: Carlsbad High School (Carlsbad, New Mexico)
Content:  CHS' athletic teams are known as the Cavemen (boys) and Cavegirls (girls), a tribute to the world-famous Carlsbad Caverns located near the city. The school's mascot is a caveman named "Rusty". Rusty received his name from the first Caveman statue placed on display in the Main Building. This statue was often decorated and dressed in blue for special occasions (e.g. district championships, rivalry victories, state championships). Rusty was often subject to abuse from rival high schools. For example, Artesia High School students once kidnapped and dropped him at Lake Avalon, just north of Carlsbad. Local residents retrieved him from the lake after a few years had passed. He now resides in the library (on the third floor of the Main Building) facing out the window and overlooking the campus. School colors are blue, silver, and white.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Well I know that Cary High School had a mascot!
Answer: True