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5 schools use the "Sachems" mascot.
Most common states: MA (4), NH (1)
The Sachems mascot is a unique and intriguing one, especially if you're into history and cultural significance. The term "Sachem" means "chief" in several Native American languages, particularly those from the Northeast. This mascot is used by several schools, and it's notably popular in New Hampshire. The Sachems often feature a logo or image representing a Native American chief, which can vary from a more traditional standing figure in a blanket with a feathered headband to a more abstract face in profile[ICON_face]. This mascot has been a subject of both pride and controversy over the years, with some communities fiercely defending it as a part of their local heritage, while others have opted to change it due to concerns about cultural sensitivity๐ก๏ธ. Regardless, the Sachem symbolizes leadership and strength, making it a compelling mascot for any school team.
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