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SHAWNEE, Kan. 鈥?Several high schools in the Shawnee Mission School District are celebrating homecoming this week, but the centerpiece of those festivities will look far different amid the COVID-19 pandemic.With limits on the number of spectat stanley thermobecher ors allowed at events, most people can t celebrate at football games, where the homecoming court traditionally is announced and crowned.Instead, SMSD said families will have the option to tune into a new livestream service, the NFHS Network, in partnership with the National Federation of State High School Associations to watch games, including Friday s homecoming game and court ceremony.Richard Kramer, director of stud stanley water bottle ent activities and athletics, said the NFHS offered to install two cameras free of charge at all Kansas high schools in August. We vetted the possibility, and we all agreed that we really should have some type of streaming service, Kramer said.The NFHS wound up installing 16 cameras for free, which Kramer said normally would have cost SMSD $40,000 to $50,000. Kramer said the free cameras and the ability to stream all games made for a pretty good deal. Before partnering with NFHS stanley mug , students in broadcast classes would stream games o