with disabilities play with non-disabled peers on the same team. In their first regular season, the team was undefeated. They went on to the playoffs as a Division I team and were defeated in the final championship round by 1 point at the buzzer and placed 2nd in the State out of 18 teams. Other activities Until its conversion as a junior high school, the school featured active chapters of FBLA, DECA, Student Council, Math League, Academic Decathlon, SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions), STAND: A Student Anti-Genocide Coalition, and other clubs. Warwick Veterans also had a concert band that performed several concerts a year, a marching band that played at parades on Veterans Day and Gaspee Day, and a jazz band and concert orchestra that usually performed with the concert band — all were taught by Danielle Prior. A chorus, chorale, and jazz chorus were also part of the school's music department and were taught by Nancy Kennedy. Notable alumni Bill Almon, baseball player Damian Costantino, NCAA record holder with hits in 60 consecutive games. Fred Whittingham, NFL player and coach James Woods, (freshman & sophomore, before Pilgrim High built) American actor, voice actor, and producer References External links Archive of school website June 2016 Educational institutions established in 1956 Educational institutions in the United States with year of establishment missing Schools in Kent County, Rhode Island Buildings and structures in Warwick, Rhode Island Public high schools in Rhode Island 1956 establishments in Rhode Island