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If you are considering adding Esports to your school or district's program, it is important to consider all options and develop a comprehensive implementation plan. To start, we recommend reserving a time to speak with one of our C.A.R.E representatives who can provide more insight and guidance on the matter.

When it comes to incorporating Esports into a school or district, there are several options to consider, including clubs, teams, and courses. Each option has its own benefits and challenges, and it is important to assess the needs and goals of your school or district to determine which option is the best fit.

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Esports clubs can provide a more casual and social setting for students to play and compete. Clubs can be open to all students, regardless of skill level, and can serve as a platform to build community and engage students who may not be interested in traditional sports.

Esports teams can provide a more competitive and structured environment for students who are looking to take their skills to the next level. Teams typically have tryouts and practice schedules, and can compete against other schools and districts in organized leagues and tournaments.

Esports courses can provide a more academic and educational approach to Esports. Courses can cover a wide range of topics, including game design, programming, and marketing. Esports courses can help students develop skills and knowledge that can be applied to careers in the gaming industry.

Ultimately, a combination of clubs, teams, and courses may provide the most comprehensive and well-rounded Esports program for your school or district. Our C.A.R.E representatives can work with you to develop an implementation plan that aligns with your goals and resources.