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A.B. Miller High School in California’s Fontana Unified School District is one of the recipients of the Safe Sports School award. “Our school, through the efforts of our Athletic Director John Romagnoli and Athletic Trainer Heather Harvey has placed an emphasis on student safety and has implemented measures to ensure our student have a positive academic and athletic experience at A.B. Miller High School,” said Principal Moises Merlos.

“In addition, we understand that sports injuries are always a possibility within athletic preparation and competitions; which is why the school has invested over $30,000 in our on-campus Rehab Center. We have also established partnerships with local universities such as Laverne and Cal Baptist to provide hands-on fieldwork to graduate students working on their degrees.” “A.B. Miller is honored to receive this 1st Team recognition from NATA, and we remain committed to keeping our student athletes safe during physical education classes, team practices and games so they can accomplish their own goals of great competition, winning records, fair sportsmanship and good health. Our goal is to lead our athletics program to the highest safety standards for our players,” said Heather Harvey, Athletic Trainer at A.B. Miller.

Courtesy of A.B. Miller High School