Dade County Schools

9 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 4, ISSUE 10 DADE COUNT Y SCHOOLS has seen students consistently placing at state tournaments. “This past year, we had one student who was a two-time state champion,” Ingle notes. While football and basketball teams have been regionally competitive, Ingle acknowledges their challenges. “Our school district is not growing... so we must work hard to maintain that championship,” Ingle reminisces, adding that it was also a personal milestone for him. “One of the things on my bucket list as a high school principal was to get a state championship ring. So, I was able to check that box in 2012.” Wrestling, another sport the district excels in,