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The winning proposal will be submitted to the CIF Southern Section Council at its March 16 meeting, said Victor Valley principal Julian Weaver, the area's representative on the CIF releaguing committee. "After that, anyone who wants to appeal may do so," Weaver said. "The Council will either approve the proposal or send it back. The appeals process will take several months, so the schools have plenty of time to make an appeal." Weaver said the CIF Executive Committee is expected to adopt the releaguing proposals at its first meeting of the 1989-90 school year, sometime in August or September. Two years ago, the area's first proposal submitted to the CIF had Perris High School moving into the San Andreas League.

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