League School Welcomes Patriots QB Mac Jones and Girlfriend Sophie Scott

The League School of Greater Boston, located less than five miles from Gillette Stadium along Route 1, welcomed two very special guests yesterday when New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones and girlfriend Sophie Scott made a visit to the school. 

Jones, Scott and representatives from the New England Patriots were greeted at the school by League administrators and staff. They then toured the school and met with students from various programs. 

April is being celebrated as Autism Empowerment Month at League School, and staff explained to Jones and Scott the ways in which League School helps its students be as independent as they can be.

Jones and Scott stopped by the cafeteria to help students make Japanese-inspired treats, purchased snacks at the school’s store, made stepping stones in the school’s vocational center and played communication board games with students. 

The day ended with Jones and Scott doing skills drills and playing catch with students outside on the school’s field. 

It was the first visit from a Patriots player to League School since safety Duron Harmon toured the school in 2019. 

“During Autism Empowerment Month we celebrate our students and help them grow and reach their fullest potential. I can’t think of a better way to kick off this month than with a visit from such a well-known and well-respected athlete such as Mac Jones,” League School CEO Larry Sauer said. “We want to thank Mac and Sophie for being so thoughtful and caring with our students. We also thank the Kraft Group and the entire New England Patriots organization for coming today and seeing firsthand the great work we do at League School every day.”

To view the full set of photos and videos from the day, click here.