School districts promote unity after football game tensions
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — Two Southern California school districts say they are working together to promote unity and respect for diversity after tensions at a high school football game.
Santa Ana Unified and Capistrano Unified said Wednesday that officials are looking into the details of last week's game between Santa Ana and Aliso Niguel high schools and working to ensure these don't lead to division but rather "dialogue, collaboration and mutual understanding."
Santa Ana's principal Jeff Bishop said students from his predominantly Latino school were greeted with posters such as "Trump 2020" and cheers of "USA" when their opponents scored.