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Clairemont Road Name Changed to Match Madison High School Mascot
A roadway in front of Madison High in Clairemont Mesa will be changed to Warhawk Way Tuesday.

SAN DIEGO - The name of a roadway in front of Madison High in Clairemont Mesa was changed Tuesday to Warhawk Way to recognize the school's mascot.
City and school officials and students took part in the dedication ceremony to change the name of Kesling Street.
"Warhawk Way is a wonderful way to acknowledge alumni, while endowing future generations," Councilman Chris CateCate said.
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His office allocated nearly $1,200 to cover costs associated with renaming the street and installing the new signs. The event also served as a kick off of the school's spirit week.
Madison High notable alumni include Assemblyman Todd Gloria, D-San Diego, former Democratic Assemblywoman Lori Saldana and pro golfer Scott Simpson. "Star Wars" actor Mark Hamill attended Madison in his freshman year.
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The 55-year-old school covers 50 acres near Clairemont Mesa Boulevard and the 805 Freeway, with an enrollment of about 1,200 students.
By City News Service / Image via Madison Senior High