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How will Atlanta schools resume sports?

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By AJC Sports
Updated June 5, 2020

The 23rd episode of the “Georgia Prep Sports: From a Distance” video podcast features Atlanta Public Schools Athletics Director Jasper Jewell, who will discuss how APS is preparing for the resumption of high school sports on June 8.

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Matt Dickmann, head football coach of the Harrison Hoyas, who is coming off a championship season in Class AAAAAA and is now playing in Class AAAAAAA joins the show along with John Reid, head football coach of the Rome Wolves, winner of two state titles (2016, 2017) under Reid.

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