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Have you considered, staying and fighting for your right to have a team?
Quite often the decision to drop a program is the misguided opinion of one or two school administrators. You might be able to find support elsewhere in your district and then approach those that are opposed in a positive way. Bringing more people into the conversation may convince the wider community that FIRST is a Win-Win proposition for your school.
You could gather local support and attend a school board meeting. You could enlist the support of other teams, your Regional Director, your parent groups, and make a pitch to those in charge. My advice is to gather allies and positive data then mount a strong and assertive, but respectful campaign, based on facts and results. FIRST and other local teams might be able to provide advice. You are not alone and you might be amazed at the support that you build, by speaking out in a positive way. It seems like you don't have much to lose at this point. Don't give up your school without a fight. It's YOUR school.