Financial Expectations and Fundraising Cheerleading is a financial obligation. There will be out of pocket expenses for camp, clothing, and competition. Please, be prepared financially to participate in the cheerleading program. Fundraisers are necessary in order to provide the cheerleading squad and individual squad members with funds for various functions, trips, accessories, team gifts, etc. All fundraisers must be approved by the coaches and athletic director. Upcoming fundraisers will be discussed at a later date. Camp The FHN Cheerleading Squads will be attending camp this summer. Camp expenses are the responsibility of each individual cheerleader. Cheerleaders are responsible to bring in payment by the given timeline to be able to attend camp. If the squad member quits or is kicked off the squad, the camp payment will not be returned. All cheerleaders are responsible for purchasing camp clothing, shoes, and hair accessories. Further details about camp will be discussed at a later date. Competition Competition costs come out of the program fee. Competition is considered an all squad activity whether all participants perform on the floor, are an alternate, or spectator. Placement and participation level is the decision of the coaches. Cheerleaders, who are unable to perform a scheduled routine or skills required by the competition score sheet to or near perfection before the scheduled practices for a performance or competition, will not perform whether at game or competition. Squad members may be competing out of state and in the event that the squad does travel out of state, parents/guardians of the cheerleaders will be responsible for sponsoring one district administrator’s travel and lodging expenses in relation to the out of state completion. All FHN, District, and State rules and regulations will apply to each cheerleader. Any cheerleader that cannot or does not choose to abide by all rules and regulations will be required to be transported back to St. Charles by a parent or guardian.
Financial Expectations and Fundraising Cheerleading is a financial obligation. There will be out of pocket expenses for camp, clothing, and competition. Please, be prepared financially to participate in the cheerleading program. Fundraisers are necessary in order to provide the cheerleading squad and individual squad members with funds for various functions, trips, accessories, team gifts, etc. All fundraisers must be approved by the coaches and athletic director. Upcoming fundraisers will be discussed at a later date. Camp The FHN Cheerleading Squads will be attending camp this summer. Camp expenses are the responsibility of each individual cheerleader. Cheerleaders are responsible to bring in payment by the given timeline to be able to attend camp. If the squad member quits or is kicked off the squad, the camp payment will not be returned. All cheerleaders are responsible for purchasing camp clothing, shoes, and hair accessories. Further details about camp will be discussed at a later date. Competition Competition costs come out of the program fee. Competition is considered an all squad activity whether all participants perform on the floor, are an alternate, or spectator. Placement and participation level is the decision of the coaches. Cheerleaders, who are unable to perform a scheduled routine or skills required by the competition score sheet to or near perfection before the scheduled practices for a performance or competition, will not perform whether at game or competition. Squad members may be competing out of state and in the event that the squad does travel out of state, parents/guardians of the cheerleaders will be responsible for sponsoring one district administrator’s travel and lodging expenses in relation to the out of state completion. All FHN, District, and State rules and regulations will apply to each cheerleader. Any cheerleader that cannot or does not choose to abide by all rules and regulations will be required to be transported back to St. Charles by a parent or guardian.
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