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Sehome forfeits football game for “serious student behavior”

Photo: KGMI/Dave Walker


BELLINGHAM, Wash. – Sehome High School forfeited its football game with Sedro-Woolley Friday night, September 16th, for what the district calls “serious, confirmed student behavior.”

The Bellingham District office did not give details to comply with federal privacy laws, but says in a statement that the student actions violated the school’s “athletic code of conduct and district behavior policies.”

The district said officials were meeting with the school’s football program on Monday, September 19th, to discuss the issues.

Team practices were also scheduled to resume on Monday.

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