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ThunderRidge Cheerleading Program Contract
2015-2016
“I am a member of a team, and I rely on the team, I defer to it and sacrifice for it,
because the team, not the individual, is the ultimate champion.”
-Mia Hamm
Coaching Staff/Contact Information
Head of Program/Varsity: COACH Mandy MARTINEZ
Cell: 720-998-6517
Email: [email protected]
Media:
Website: cheer.trgrizzlies.org
Follow us on Twitter: @TRcheer
Request us on Facebook: ThunderRidge Cheer
Times to Contact:
By Phone: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-8pm
By Email: Anytime, but please allow coaches 48 to respond to your emails
By Text: Please do not text coaches passed 8pm about cheer related issues or
questions. Email is preferred at this time of night.
Expectations/Rules
Drugs, Alcohol, and Respect:
Never consume alcohol or attend functions where alcohol is being consumed by minors
Never use any illegal/legal substance or drugs that are not prescribed to the athlete by a
doctor
Always show respect for all authority including but not limited to: coaches, teachers,
parents, administration, judges
Never be involved in any kind of bullying
On/Off Campus:
Dress appropriately, respect yourself and others
Avoid using foul language
Give 100% effort to all commitments and obligations until finished and fulfilled
Avoid inappropriate public displays of affection
Program Uniform and Clothing:
All uniform items must be kept clean
Lost or damaged items will be replaced at the cheerleader’s expense
Program uniform and clothing are to be worn by cheerleaders ONLY, may not be lent out
to friends
Must wear full practice attire/uniform that is assigned
All piercings and jewelry must be removed before all games, practices, and events
All uniforms will be recollected at the end of the year, unless being the uniform is being
retired, or athlete is a senior graduating in the program
Program Position:
All team choices are final (If there are concerns about tryout results, they may be brought
to the athletic director, 48 hours after tryouts)
Stunting and competitive positions are subject to change and at the coach’s
discretion. Coaches will move athletes around to what seems to work best for the team as
a whole. Just because an athlete has always performed in one position, does not mean
they will keep that position. Athletes need to be flexible to do what is best for the team
overall. Also, athletes that tryout with a particular skill, are expected not only to maintain
that skill, but show improvement.
Practice Requirements:
NO JUNK FOOD OR EATING AT PRACTICE
Day assigned team practice clothes, plus sports bra, cheer shoes
Hair up, NO clips
No Jewelry AT ALL, no form of fake nails
Water bottle (Allowed Water or Gatorade)
No cell phones out, silence cell phones, put in cell phone bucket if provided
Show up time: Practice BEGINS at calendar time, this means mats must be rolled out
prior to that time, as well as stretching
ALL Practices are mandatory unless previously excused by coaching staff
Practices are not excused by Doctor’s notes or parents, missed practices will be
determined as excused or unexcused by the coaching staff
If absent from school the entire day, must be absent from practice that day as well
Grounding from practice is ALWAYS unexcused, as well as; babysitting, Driver’s Ed,
lack of transportation, conflict with job schedules, and/or failure to read the calendar
(Grounding your son/daughter from cheer punishes the whole team. This is now a
responsibility, a commitment.)
Game/Competition Requirements
Cheer shoes and full uniform (includes hoody and warm-ups)
Sports bra (not showing)
Hair up and pulled back nicely, NO clips, bow in hair
No jewelry AT ALL, no form of fake nails
Water Bottle (Allowed Water or Gatorade)
NO JUNK FOOD on sidelines
No Cell Phones Out
Poms, Megaphone for football
All games and competitions are mandatory unless previously excused by coaching staff
All missed games, events, and competitions will be determined excused or unexcused by
coaching staff
If a cheerleader misses practice the day before an event, they may be asked to sit the
event out
Practices during the week of competitions are Black Out practices. Black Out practices
are not excused for any reason except vomiting and/or fever. If practices are missed the
week of competition, athlete will be replaced by an alternate or another athlete in the
program.
Cheerleaders will be tested on cheers and sports. If unable to pass, they will be unable to
cheer. If they are unable to cheer for more than two weeks in a row, they will be
removed from the program.
Grade Eligibility Requirements:
All athletes must maintain good academic standing to participate according to program,
school, district, and CHSAA rules. At no point should any athlete compete or cheer a
game if they hold two ‘F’s. An athlete may not hold one ‘F’ if only enrolled in five
courses. If any athlete has a ‘F’ and two ‘D’ combination, they may also be asked not to
perform. Grade checks will occur weekly.
Varsity Nationals:
The Varsity team plans to travel to Nationals. Parents are invited to come, but athletes
will be rooming together as a team. Costs normally range from $900 to $1,200. This cost
normally includes, room, flight, and competition costs. Please understand we will use the
same routine from state, with slight changes. This means each athlete’s position is
extremely important throughout the entire season. More information is to come, as the
year progresses. The requirement for Regionals and Nationals is a well round dancing,
stunting, motion, and energy skill, and tumbling.
Participation Dues:
The following are the list of dues. Please understand that costs and dues are very
different. Dues are what pay for the program to run overall. Costs are itemized. We will
conduct fundraisers throughout the year to offset costs. All uniforms are owned by
ThunderRidge Cheerleading. No monies will be refunded throughout the season, even if
an athlete quits, or is removed. Cheer shoes purchased individually.
New to Varsity Dues Overall: $1,000
Returning to Varsity Dues Overall: $800
New to Junior Varsity Dues Overall: $900
Returning to Junior Varsity Dues Overall: $700
Level 3 Dues Overall: TBD
United Elite Fees, All Teams: $75 per month (August-February)
Varsity Nationals: $800-$1200
TR Registration Fee, All Teams: $150
Varsity Competition Team:
AN EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED ON ADVANCED STUNTING AND TUMBLING
We currently do not know what division we will be competing for the 2015-2016 school
year. If you are not selected to compete Varsity State, you will still be considered a
member of the Varsity team and will be asked to compete State for Junior Varsity. No
one has a permanent position on the mat, and everyone should constantly be working for
mat time. Competition spots will be determined based on the needs of the team.
Alternating positions
Benefits to the team:
*At practices, alternating athletes are able to fill in as well as spot
*If an athlete is unable to participate, an alternate can fill in and already knows the
routine and has been trained at the same level as the other athletes
Benefits to alternating athletes, for the athlete:
*Ability to cheer at games
*Performs at pep assemblies
*Varsity alternates still have the ability to letter
How do you choose who will compete, for all levels?
Odd numbers will make Varsity, and possibly JV and Level 3.
The decision of who makes the competition floor is made the same way teams are chosen
at tryouts. After teams are decided in April, athletes are evaluated at practices and other
events. Tumbling is often the determining factor, however stunting is also considered.
For example, if the team is competing in Large Varsity, the top 20 tumblers may not be
chosen, they need to fit into solid stunt groups as well. At 20 that would be 5 flyers, 10
bases and 5 back spots. A versatile athlete that can be placed in different stunting
positions is helpful to this process. Also, athletes may work in and out of the routine until
the days prior to a competition to assure the right athletes were ready for the competition
floor.
Consequences:
Preparation consequences will result in extra conditioning for the team. Unexcused
absences will not be tolerated, and benching from games will occur. Once an athlete has
been benched for three games due to unexcused absences, they will NOT letter. For JV,
they may be asked to not compete with the team. All other consequences are left up to the
coaching staff. Please understand that repeat offenders will be required to have a parent
meeting about the future of the athlete in the program.
Parent/Athlete Agreement
This program is physically demanding, time and financially consuming, and has high
expectations. I have read the 2015/2016 ThunderRidge Cheerleading Contract and clearly
understand all that is required as an athlete and parent. I promise to communicate through
the requested chain of command. I will follow all rules pertaining to practices, games,
competitions, events, and due dates. I understand athlete position can change over the
course of the season. I understand this contract counts as the warning for participation in
alcohol, drugs, and bullying. I understand I may be removed from the cheerleading
program if I participate in alcohol, drugs, and bullying. I understand I am underage, and
participation and possession of alcohol and drugs is illegal.
I know and accept the consequences if rules are broken.
Parent/Guardian Role Contract
Cheerleading requires a GREAT deal of time, commitment, and dedication on the part of
the parents. Before tryouts, read and consider all information before allowing your
son/daughter to tryout. If your son/daughter is selected please:
*Encourage him/her to abide by the rules set forth by coaches and administrators 100%
*Attend parent meetings
*Make payments in a timely fashion and understand the financial requests
*Refrain from using cheerleading as a punishment (This does not punish one cheerleader
but an entire squad)
*Agree to notify your coach if your cheerleader is ill
*Oversee the time management of your cheerleader (i.e. practice and game
schedules, homework completion, relaxation time, etc.)
*Furnish punctual transportation if needed (particularly if your son/daughter does not
drive)
*Provide all the encouragement your cheerleader needs in his/her pursuit of excellence
*Check the cheer website and emails for any and all updates
*Recognize that unforeseen circumstances do occur, interim changes to anything
in this document may be made at the discretion of the coaches and administration. All
decisions made by the coaches and/or administration are final.
*Communicate by chain of command: 1-athlete to coach, 2-parent to coach, if
unresolved, 3-athlete, parent, coach and athletic director meet
*Hold cheerleader accountable to communicate absences, conflicts, concerns, etc with
her team coach first
*Respect that practices are closed to parents, unless prearranged
*Contact the coaches via email or phone to discuss any issues, or to schedule a time to
meet. Games, before and after practice, at school, or in front of athletes is not the time or
place to approach the coaching staff about issues.
*Participate in fundraisers to help the program run smoothly
*Allow coaches 48 hours to respond to any inquiries
Social Media Contract
As a ThunderRidge Cheerleader, I am placed in a leadership position. As a leader, I
am to present myself in a positive manner in the way I speak, dress, write, act,
photograph, and treat others. This includes the way I present myself, my family, my
team, and my school with my actions online. I understand that if I participate in
social media, I am responsible for anything I post/retweet. This includes, but is not
limited to, photos I post, statuses or tweets I post, groups I join, pictures others post
of me, and statuses or tweets others post on my page. I understand these
consequences if I participate in irresponsible social media use:
1) Pictures posted using the middle finger, as well as statuses with excessive
profanity will result in a one game suspension. More than one instance will result
in removal from the cheerleading program.
2) Posting a picture or video in uniform or other cheer gear using the middle
finger or profanity will result in immediate removal from the cheerleading
program.
3) Written statuses promoting alcohol, drugs, or participation in other illegal acts
will result in a two game suspension. More than one instance will result in
removal from the cheerleading program. I understand that if I take the time to
write out a status about illegal acts, it is implied that I am not “kidding.”
4) Any form of cyber bullying will result in immediate removal from the
cheerleading program. This includes, but is not limited to calling teammates and
others by name on a public forum, or making up/spreading rumors of others on
social media.
5) A posted picture of me at a social gathering that has alcohol or other illegal
substances in the background will result in a two game suspension. More than one
instance will result in removal from the cheerleading program.
6) A recent picture of me with an illegal substance in hand will result in
immediate removal from the cheerleading program. I understand it is implied that
I am drinking or taking the substance in hand.
7) Posts or retweets of nude pictures will result in immediate removal from the
cheerleading program.
Note: All rules are applied to screen shots or tangible photos sent to the coaching staff,
not posted on a social media. This contract is applied for all years I am a member of the
ThunderRidge Cheerleading Program.
THERE ARE MANY WAIVERS WITHIN THIS SECTION. THE BEGINNING OF EACH
WAIVER WILL BE LABELED BY A BLUE COLOR. PLEASE READ THROUGH ALL
WAIVERS WITH THE ATHLETE THAT IS REGISTERING. PARENT/GUARDIAN
ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE AT THE VERY END OF WAIVER SECTION SIGNIFIES THAT
PARENT/GUARDIAN AND ATHLETE UNDERSTAND ALL WAIVERS FOR PARTICIPATION
TO COMPETE IN ATHLETICS WITHIN DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Training Rules and Expectations / Parent or Guardian Advisement and Permit
High-School Athletics Training Rules & Expectations
As a representative of DCSD’s athletic programs, I understand and accept that:
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It is my privilege and honor to wear my school colors
I am a leader in and out of uniform
My actions are a reflection of myself, my family, my school, and community
I’m accountable for my performance in the classroom and my conduct in the community.
In exchange for the opportunity to participate in DCSD interscholastic athletics and in accordance with
Policy JJI, I agree to the following:
Scope of Rules
From the day a student first participates in a DCSD high-school sport until that student graduates from high
school, these rules remain in effect, throughout the school year, during summer, fall, winter and spring
breaks, including weekends, vacations, and holidays, and regardless if the student is on or off DCSD
property.
The consequences outlined here are in addition to, not instead of, those the student may receive under the
DCSD’s Code of Conduct, the Colorado High School Activities Association By-laws, coaches’ team rules,
or other sources. They represent minimum sanctions; the Principal or designee may increase or modify
these consequences in particular cases or in general as he or she deems appropriate.
Although some prohibited behaviors listed below refer to DCSD’s Code of Conduct, because these training
rules are in effect at times and in places when the Code of Conduct may not be, and because students who
participate in athletics are held to higher behavioral expectations than other students, the Principal or
designee may determine that a student’s conduct constitutes grounds for imposing an athletic penalty under
these rules even when that conduct does not result in suspension or expulsion under the Code of Conduct.
Prohibited Behaviors
• Violating DCSD’s policies regarding drugs & alcohol (JICH) and tobacco use (JICG)
• Violating DCSD’s weapons policy (JICI)
• Violating DCSD’s gang-related behaviors and dress policy (JICF)
• Violating any criminal law
• Continued willful disobedience or open and persistent defiance of proper authority
• Willful destruction or defacing of school property
• Behavior detrimental to the student’s, other students’, or school personnel’s welfare, health, or
safety
• Any other conduct that would constitute grounds for suspension under DCSD policy JKD/JKE.
Consequences
The following minimum consequences will result whenever the Principal or designee concludes that a
student has engaged in any of the prohibited behaviors listed above.
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First offense: For sports with 11 or fewer regular-season contests, the student will be suspended
for the next contest; for those with more than 11 regular-season contests, the student will be
suspended for the next 2 contests. These suspensions will be imposed whether or not the next
contest or contests are regular-season contests or are special events, tournaments, or qualifiers.
Second offense: The student will be suspended from all sports throughout DCSD for 1 full year
from the date of the infraction. If, however, a student initiates contact with school authorities to
voluntarily report his or her involvement in conduct prohibited by these rules, then the student will
be eligible for the following lesser second offense penalty: The student will be suspended from
the remainder of the season of the sport he or she was participating in at the time of the conduct
and, upon proof that the student has successfully completed an intervention class chosen by the
school athletic director, the student will only be suspended from the first 50% of the regularly
scheduled contests of the next Sport that the student participates in for an entire season.
Third offense: The student will be suspended from all sports throughout DCSD for 1 full year
from the date of the infraction, except that if a second offense suspension is still in effect, then the
date of the third offense suspension will not begin on the date of the infraction, but rather will
begin on the day after the second offense suspension ends.
Tobacco Consequence Only:
• First offense: The student receives a warning and must attend site based tobacco education or
community service.
• Second offense: For sports with 11 or fewer regular-season contests, the student will be suspended
for the next contest; for those with more than 11 regular-season contests, the student will be
suspended for the next 2 contests. These suspensions will be imposed whether or not the next
contest or contests are regular-season contests or are special events, tournaments, or qualifiers.
• Third offense: The student will be suspended from all sports throughout DCSD for 1 full year
from the date of the infraction, except that if a second offense suspension is still in effect, then the
date of the third offense suspension will not begin on the date of the infraction, but rather will
begin on the day after the second offense suspension ends.
Nothing in these rules prohibits the Principal, designee, or individual coaches from establishing and
enforcing additional rules applicable to Athletics, such as lesser or different penalties for failing to exercise
good sportsmanship at practices or competitions or for failing to demonstrate good citizenship at school or
school-sponsored events.
STUDENT AND PARENT OR GUARDIAN ADVISEMENT AND PERMIT
Colorado High School Activities Association Rules and Regulations state that no pupil shall participate in
interscholastic activities until he/she is on file with the appropriate office: (a) a statement signed by his or
her parent or legal guardian that he/she has the consent to participate and (b) a statement from a practicing
physician certifying that the pupil is physically fit to participate in high school interscholastic activities.
WARNING: Although participation in supervised interscholastic athletics and activities may be one of the
least hazardous in which any student will engage in or out of school, BY ITS NATURE, PARTICIPATION
IN INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS INCLUDES A RISK OF INJURY WHICH MAY RANGE IN
SEVERITY FROM MINOR TO LONG-TERM CATASTROPHIC. Although serious injuries are not
common in supervised school athletic programs, it is impossible to eliminate the risk. Participants can and
have the responsibility to help reduce the chance of injury. PLAYERS UNDERSTAND AND, BY THEIR
PARTICIPATION, AGREE THAT THEY MUST AND WILL OBEY ALL SAFETY AND TRAINING
RULES, FOLLOW DIRECTIVES OF THE COACHES, PROMPTLY REPORT ALL PHYSICAL
PROBLEMS TO THEIR COACHES, FOLLOW A PROPER CONDITIONING PROGRAM AND
INSPECT THEIR OWN EQUIPMENT DAILY. By signing this Permission Form parents and student
acknowledge that they have read and understand this warning. PARENTS OR STUDENTS WHO DO
NOT WISH TO ACCEPT THE RISKS DESCRIBED IN THIS WARNING SHOULD NOT SIGN THIS
PERMISSION FORM.
We understand that coaches, trainers and team physician may use their own judgment in securing medical
aid and ambulance service in case of an emergency or in mild injuries where parents cannot be
reached. Also the team physician, trainer and/or coach may apply first aid treatment until the family
physician can be contacted.
I have read the forgoing, acknowledge the “WARNING” above, accept the risks described and agree to
abide by the principles and regulations contained therein. I/We have read the foregoing, acknowledge the
“WARNING” above, accept the risks described and hereby give consent for the above named student to
participate in interscholastic athletics within the Douglas County School District Re. 1, in the following
Colorado High School Activities Association approved sports (except as otherwise submitted by written
notice to the ThunderRidge Athletic Office): Baseball, basketball, cross country, field hockey, football,
golf, gymnastics, hockey, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track and field, volleyball and
wrestling. Consent includes spirit teams, managing and training.
INTERSCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES INSURANCE WAIVER
I fully understand the Douglas County School District Re. 1 does not provide health or life insurance
coverage for the above named student while he/she is participating in the activities associated with
interscholastic sports. I/We further understand that it is my/our responsibility to provide adequate
insurance coverage to the above named student.
CHSAA-STUDENT ELIGIBILITY INFORMATION FORM
I hereby give my consent for my son/daughter/legal ward to compete in athletics for ThunderRidge
High School in Colorado High School Activities Association approved sports, except as noted by written
submission to the ThunderRidge Athletic Office, and I have read and understand the general guidelines for
eligibility as outlined in the CHSAA Competitor’s Brochure (as found on the CHSAA sitewww.chsaa.org). I understand that my school and/or program may have stricter guidelines. As part of
CHSAA eligibility requirements, my son/daughter must be enrolled in at least five classes equaling 2.5
Carnegie Units at all times during his/her high school career.
I have read, understand and agree to the General Eligibility Guidelines as outlined in the CHSAA
Competitor’s Brochure.
No student shall represent his/her school in interschool athletics until there is a statement on file with
the superintendent or principal signed by his/her parent or legal guardian and a signed physical
form certifying that he/she has passed an adequate physical examination within the past year, noting
that in the opinion of the examining physician, physician’s assistant, nurse practitioner or a
certified/registered chiropractor, is physically fit to participate in high school athletics; that student
has the consent of his/her parents or legal guardian to participate; and, the parent and participant
have read, understand and agree to the CHSAA guidelines for eligibility.
Statement of Understanding
Registration Fee – The Board of Education has set the registration fee for HIGH SCHOOL athletics at
$150.00 per sport per athlete - Payable July 1- July 15, 2015.
Condition for Fee Refund
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Refunds will be made to athletes who are cut by their coach.
If an athlete moves from the school's attendance area or from the District, the fee will be refunded
on a prorated basis
Athletes who quit the sport, become academically ineligible or are suspended from participation
for disciplinary reasons are not eligible for a refund.
GENERAL
The interscholastic programs within the Douglas County School District Re.1 are offered to supplement the
goals and objectives of public high school education. In order to make contribution to the function and
purpose of the total educational process, interscholastic activities must have as primary objectives the
teaching of wholesome attitudes and disciplines. The programs must teach an appreciation for physical
fitness, personal health, loyalty, personal sacrifice, dedication and teamwork. In order to realize the
potential of interscholastic programs, there are physical and mental disciplines which must be practiced.
MEDICAL
I hereby give my consent for medical treatment deemed necessary by physicians designated by school
authorities and/or for transportation to a hospital emergency room for treatment for any illness or injury
resulting from his/her athletic participation. I understand this authorization will only be enforced when I
cannot personally be contacted and provide for immediate treatment.
DISTRICT WEBSITE
I hereby give my consent to release pictures, name or other information pertaining to my student/athlete to
use on a district website.
ACADEMICS
Eligibility for competition in interscholastic activities is determined in accordance with the rules and
regulations of the Colorado High School Activities Association, The Continental League, Douglas County
School District Re. 1, and ThunderRidge High School.
TRANSPORTATION
DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT RE-1
Transportation Awareness Consent and Release
The Douglas County School District (the “District”) provides District transportation for students to and
from a great many activities, events, matches and games. However, the District is unable to provide
District transportation in all circumstances and to all events. When District transportation is not available,
it is the student’s parent’s/guardian’s responsibility to provide or arrange for their student’s transportation
to and from the event.
When District transportation is not available and other alternative forms of transportation are utilized, the
District cannot and does not assume any responsibility for the safety, training of drivers, condition of
vehicles, adequacy for the use or purpose intended or any other matters related to any non-District
transportation.
Therefore, we, the undersigned parent/guardian and student, hereby acknowledge, agree and understand
that the District does not insure, endorse, approve or sponsor any form of non-District transportation,
whether by parents, students or otherwise, to and from District off-campus activities or events. We further
acknowledge it is our responsibility to provide or arrange for our/my child’s transportation to District
events when District transportation is not available. As such we consent to our child’s use of alternative
means of transportation, including private vehicles driven by parents, and, if applicable, consent to our
child’s use of a vehicle to transport himself/herself to off-campus events. We hereby waive, release,
discharge and agree to hold harmless and indemnify the District, its agents, employees, insurers and Board
of Education, from any claim, cause of action, damage, injury, or demand of any nature, including bodily
injury, property damage or death, arising from or sustained during or as a result of my/our child’s
utilization of or participation in any non-District transportation, whether furnished by us, our student,
parent or otherwise.
Tennis-Cross Country-Gymnastics-Swim/Dive-Golf Teams
Site Management and Consent
The Douglas County School District (the “District”) provides District transportation for students to and
from a great many activities, events, matches and games. The nature of these sports, needing off-campus
practice and meet sites, limits the district’s capacity to bus on every occasion. In such instances, whether
for practices or scheduled meets, it is the responsibility of the parent/guardian of the student to arrange the
student’s transportation to and from the event. The school district will not assume responsibility for the
supervision, safety or adequacy of non-school district furnished transportation.
Be further advised that the school district personnel may not supervise certain golf practices, matches and
tennis practices. Participation in the practices or matches rest with the student and their
parent/guardian. The school district will not assume responsibility for the student’s conduct or safety in
connection with these practices and/or matches. As a student participant in the Douglas County Schools
golf, cross country, gymnastics, swim/dive, and/or tennis programs, I recognize the dangers associated with
the issues described and I agree to assume the risk involved while participating. As the parent/guardian of
the above-named student, I recognize the dangers associated with the issues described and consent to the
participation of the above-named student.
SPORTING BEHAVIOR
A student group made up of members from the Douglas County Student Advisory Group and student
representatives of athletic programs at the high schools, met to discuss and work on sporting behavior with
the schools in Douglas County. After discussion and feedback, two documents were developed. It is the
hope of these students that their peers, as well as their supporters, work to understand and implement their
ideals.
Our Pledge for Sporting Behavior
I understand the responsibilities and privileges of representing my school in competitive activities and,
therefore, will maintain the high standards of sporting behavior.
I pledge to uphold the integrity of my team, my school and my community by:
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taking responsibility for all of my actions;
demonstrating respect for everyone;
being a positive role model;
accepting the outcome of the event with dignity and class
*Developed and written by students representing all high schools in the Douglas County School District.
TRHS CHEER SPECIFIC TRYOUT PERMISSION:
-I understand if my daughter makes either squad, I will permit her to participate as a team member
of the TRHS Cheer Program.
-I will support the efforts of the organization through my participation in fundraising and team
support.
- I fully understand and am in agreement with the 2015-2016 ThunderRidge Cheer Policies & Tryout
Information as presented in the pre-tryout parent meeting.
-I will support the Coaches' decisions in final team placements and realize placement decisions are at
the coaches discretion.
-If any discrepancies with placement shall arise during tryout week, I will wait 24 hours until I
contact the coach for clarification.
-I have read the financial page of the policy and procedure manual, and agree to adhere to all of the
financial responsibilities.
-I give my child permission to try out for the ThunderRidge High School Cheer Program.
-I certify that I have read and agree to the medical release stated in the above Waiver Sections.