St. Joseph High School among several schools still unsure about sports fans this fall
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. –– On Monday night at the South Bend school meeting it was announced that no spectators would be allowed at high school sporting events. However, there are several high schools that don't fall under that mandate.
St. Joseph High School in South Bend is one of many schools across Michiana that is waiting till the end of July and into early August before making a final decision on allowing fans into games.Â