Title: Safa Public School
Content:  Safa Public School is a school in Nalgonda, Telangana, India offering both standard and Islamic education, established in June 2001.
Title: Safford Unified School District
Content:  The mascot for all Safford schools (with the exception being Mt. Graham High School) is the Bulldog.
Title: Sanford High School
Content:  Sanford High School is a member of the Southwestern Maine Athletics Association (SMAA) which is in Western Maine Class A. The mascot was the "Redskins" prior to 2012, when the school decided to change their mascot due to claims from the Native American tribes of Maine that it was offensive. The students voted to change their mascot to the "Spartans." The new campus opened in the fall of 2018 and includes the outdoor facilities of Alumni Stadium (American football, soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, track and field), softball field, and tennis courts; in addition, the campus includes sub-varsity and practice fields. Varsity 
Title: Savannah High School (Missouri)
Content:  On June 6, 2020, a petition was started on Change.org by to remove the Savage mascot due to its racist connotations. The use of terms and images referring to Native Americans and First Nations as the name or mascot for a sports team is a topic of public controversy in the United States and Canada. The American Psychological Association, United States Commission on Civil Rights, and The National Conference for Community and Justice are among those who have called for a ban on Native American mascots. Such mascots are said to misrepresent, distort, and trivialize many aspects of Native American culture; and mascot stereotypes have a negative impact on Native American lives. A counter-petition was launched on June 29. The Savannah R3 School 
Title: Southside High School (Fort Smith, Arkansas)
Content:  year and to replace the Rebels mascot before the 2016-17 school year. On July 27, 2015, the Fort Smith School Board voted 7-0 to change the Rebel mascot and fight song. A committee headed by Principal Haver, including business leaders, alumni and students, helped to select a new mascot for the 2016-17 school year. Principal Haver stated that a new fight song would be implemented immediately for use at all school-related events for the 2015-16 school year. On July 30, 2015, Haver announced that a new fight song, Wabash Cannonball, was selected after he had personally listened to more than 500 potential fight songs. Beginning in the 2016-2017 school year, the mascot was changed to the Mavericks.
Title: South San Francisco High School
Content:  one board member viewed the logo as a way to honor the Native Americans who formerly occupied the area as well as a way to honor school tradition and history. Even so, it has been noted that even before this particular proposal, the school had been gradually phasing out the imagery over time. Several athletic uniforms and fields often sported “SC” for South City instead of the Native American headdress logo. The only physical mascot in recent years was the short lived tenure of “Wolfie” the Wolf. Shortly after the board voted to change the school logo, a research committee was formed of students, parents, faculty members, and community members to gather input for developing a new logo. The school board voted unanimously to approve the new logos on March 25, 2021.
Title: Savannah High School (Missouri)
Content:  Board of Education met on July 14, 2020, in an open meeting in which community members voiced their opinions on the issue. Previous attempts to change the mascot have been made, notably in 1993 and 2018. On October 14, 2020, the Board of Education voted to create a committee to determine the fate of the mascot. On March 22, 2021, the committee returned with a tie vote, 4-4, in favor of changing or keeping the mascot, pushing the decision back to the school board. Finally, on April 14, 2021, the Savannah R3 School board voted to keep the "Savages" name but phase out the use of Native American imagery, in a 4-3 vote that concluded with one board member resigning on the spot.
Title: South San Francisco High School
Content:  On Thursday, February 28, 2020, “school district officials adopted a student proposal to abandon Native American imagery considered insensitive and unnecessary.” The school will retain the Warrior mascot without the Native American imagery. The proposal was advocated for by the South San Francisco High School's Students 4 Change group with the support of many current and former students, faculty members, and community members. They considered the logo depicting a generalized Native American man in a feathered headdress to be a stereotypical and disrespectful portrayal of indigenous people. SSFHS Students 4 Change circulated a petition, created an informative video, and presented to the school board prior to its official decision. Support for the proposal was not universal. A competing petition was also circulated in favor of keeping the logo. Many students, faculty, community members, 
Title: Savanna High School
Content:  due to its deterioration. An art teacher proposed restoring the statue in 2015, but the school board rejected the project unanimously, citing its racial insensitivity as well as the projected cost of $45,000. In October 2017, in response to student and alumni objections to the mascot, the school held a nonbinding referendum of the student body on the future of the mascot and nickname. A majority of students voted to retain the nickname "Rebels" but to rebrand it to remove Confederate references and imagery. The school board agreed and voted in November to eliminate the Civil War references, including painting over an image of a Confederate soldier in the school gym and another mural which included a Confederate battle flag.
Title: San Marcos Baptist Academy
Content:  The mascot of SMA is the bear: the boys' sports teams are referred to as “Bears” and the girls' teams as “Lady Bears”. The school colors are derived from the mountain laurel and are forest green and purple.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Well, Safa Public School did not even have a mascot.
Answer: True