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Wachusett girls flag football team invited to perform at Patriots game halftime show

October 21, 2024 | Wachusett Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts


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Wachusett girls flag football team invited to perform at Patriots game halftime show
The Wachusett Regional School District Committee meeting on October 21, 2024, featured significant updates from the Wachusett girls flag football team and addressed concerns regarding a new reading program.

Bridget D'Amelio and Nicole Daley, coaches of the Wachusett girls flag football team, provided an enthusiastic report on their inaugural season. The team finished with an 8-8 record and received recognition at Gillette Stadium during the championships in June. Notably, two players were named to the all-conference team, and four girls participated in the prestigious We Run the World Girls Flag Football Tournament in Philadelphia. These players were also invited to college showcases, and they are now part of the NFL regional team, aiming for national qualification in Canton, Ohio, next July.

In a significant development, the team has gained official recognition as a club sport, allowing them to secure practice space and host home games in the spring. The highlight of their announcement was the invitation for the entire team to perform during the halftime show at an upcoming New England Patriots game, marking a historic moment as they are the first girls flag team to receive such an invitation this year.

Following this uplifting update, Lindy Luke read a letter from an anonymous individual expressing concerns about the new reading program's effects on special education students, particularly those who are not primarily verbal. This concern highlights the ongoing discussions about educational strategies and their inclusivity within the district.

The meeting underscored the achievements of the girls flag football team while also bringing attention to the need for careful consideration of educational programs to support all students effectively. Further discussions and actions regarding these topics are anticipated in future meetings.

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