Hiram High School Cheerleading Tryout Packet...

Hiram High School Cheerleading Tryout Packet

2019-2020

Head Varsity Football Cheerleading Coach: Karlie Clifton – [email protected]

Assistant Varsity Football Cheerleading Coach: Chelsea Cowan- [email protected]

Junior Varsity Football Cheerleading Coach: Chelsea Cowan- [email protected]

Varsity Basketball Cheerleading Coach: Shonta Golden- [email protected]

Thank you for your interest in participating in the 2019-2020 Cheerleading Season! We are excited about your interest in joining our Hornet Family! In this packet, you will find the following: An Information

Sheet, Parent Permission/Consent Form, a physical form, and The Hiram Cheerleading Program Handbook.

Tryouts:

❖ Open gym will be held on March 14th and 15th from 4-5:00. This is when cheerleaders will be scored on tumbling and stunting.

❖ Tryouts will be held March 18-21 from 4:00-5:30 in the Main Gym. Cheerleaders need to be there on time and ready to go.

❖ Cheerleaders will learn a dance, a cheer, and two chants. ❖ Cheerleaders will be judged on their ability to dance, cheer, chant, jump, stunt, and tumble (not

required, but there will be extra points). The cheerleaders will also receive additional scores based on their attitudes, grades, and coaches’ points.

❖ Completed paperwork must be turned in the FRIDAY BEFORE TRYOUTS. � Rank One � Valid Athletic Physical per Cheerleader � Contact Information Sheet � Inherit Risk Form � Blanket Permission Form � Payment Participation Terms � Signed Constitution Form

❖ Middle Schoolers:

� Proof of Residence (Current Utility Bill- Power Bill, Water Bill, Gas Bill, etc.) � Insurance Card � Rank One � Valid Athletic Physical per Cheerleader � Contact Information Sheet � Inherit Risk Form � Blanket Permission Form � Payment Participation Terms � Signed Constitution Form

Parent Meeting:

❖ There is a MANDATORY fitting on March 26th. o Varsity Football 3:30-4:30. o Varsity Basketball 4:30-5:30. o JV-5:30-6:30 o Junior Hornets- 6:30-7:30.

We will take payments, make sure ALL paper work is filled out for the upcoming season, and pass out calendars and cheer lists.

Cheerleading Practices:

❖ As stated in the handbook, cheerleaders are EXPECTED to be at EVERY practice. ❖ If the cheerleader is sick, we REQUIRE them to email us and let us know. ❖ Monday practices will be held at C4: 185 Cadillac Pkwy, Dallas, GA 30157.

o Varsity-4:00-5:00 o JV & Junior 5:00-6:00

❖ Tuesday and Thursday practices are from 3:30:00-6:00 in the Auxiliary gym. ❖ Currently, the practices will be held at Hiram High School in the Auxiliary gym. This is subject to

change if needed.

Important Dates:

❖ Varsity Competition & Football- June 10-14 from 9-1 then again July 15-19th from 9-1. ❖ JV & Basketball July 15-19th from 9am-1 pm. ❖ Middle School June 17th-20 from 8-12.

❖ Picture Day is June 15th at 8am.

Payments:

❖ We will ONLY have payments online or to Mrs. Tonya Lawson- Booster Club Treasurer. ❖ No refunds will be given under any circumstances.

Uniforms:

❖ The uniforms are the PROGRAM’S! ❖ Alterations are NOT allowed. ❖ At the end of the season, cheerleaders return their uniforms to Coach Clifton in a GALLON sized

ZIPLOCK bag with their NAME on the BAG. o The uniform should have been washed and hung to dry.

❖ If the uniform is not turned in, the cheerleader does NOT get to participate in the banquet. ❖ Bloomers are the CHEERLEADER’S to keep. ❖ *Being in correct uniform means wearing the appropriate uniform- sports bra when necessary,

bloomers, socks, shoes, and hairbow along with the appropriate hairstyle. Complete uniform also means no wearing jewelry, fake nails, fingernail polish, etc.

Miscellaneous:

❖ Part of the Coaches’ job is to know where you are at all times during practices, games, and special events. Consequences will be issued for failure to follow the coach’s directions or stay in assigned areas during events. Cheerleaders will not be released at end of games and practices without seeing an adult responsible for that child. It is the parent’s responsibility to come to the squad to pick up their child. ❖ While safety is our number one goal, please understand that you should expect bumps, bruises,

and other occasional minor injuries. Cheerleading is a difficult sport

*Coaches reserve the right to make changes/additions to the rules as needed.

Hiram Hornet Cheerleading Information Sheet

Cheerleader’s Name: Cheerleader’s Birthday:

Circle the squad(s) you want to tryout for: Varsity Competition & Football JV Football Varsity Basketball Middle School

School: Grade:

Home Address:

Parent’s Name: Parent’s Phone Number:

Parents Email:

Parent’s Name: Parent’s Phone Number:

Parents Email:

Please any health conditions in full detail:

Inherent Risk Form

Cheerleading is an exciting, time-consuming sport that involves flyers, bases, spotters, and tumblers. Flyers are lifted into stunts by the bases, along with the safety-oriented spotters when needed. Bases and spotters are responsible for catching the flyers when the stunts come down. Cheerleading also requires forceful motions, tumbling, voice projection, jumping, lifting, and exercising. The cheering area varies greatly from one location to another, inside and outside. Because of these conditions inherent to the sport, participating in cheerleading exposes an athlete to many risks of injury. Those include, but are not limited to: paralysis due to serious neck/back injury, brain damage, damage to internal organs, serious injuries to bones, ligaments, joints, and tendons, general deterioration of health, and possibly death. Such injuries can result not only in temporary loss of function, but also in serious impairment of future physical, psychological, and social abilities, including the ability to earn a living.

In an effort to make cheerleading as safe as it can be, the coaching staff will instruct athletes concerning the correct techniques for stunts and rules of cheerleading. It is vital that the athletes follow the coach’s skilled instructions, training rules, and team policies to decrease the possibility of serious injury.

We have read the above stated information concerning the risk of cheerleading. We understand and assume all risk associated with trying out, practicing, or cheering at games/competitions. In signing this form, we assume the inherent risk of cheerleading and waive a future legal action by our heirs, estate, executor, administrator, assignees, family members, and ourselves.

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Signature of athlete: ________________________________________________________________________________________

Date:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature of mother (or legal guardian): ________________________________________________________________

Date:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature of father (or legal guardian): __________________________________________________________________

Date:____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Descriptor Code: IFCB-E(4)

“BLANKET” PERMISSION TO PARTICIPATE IN A SERIES OF SCHOOL SPONSORED FIELD TRIPS

I hereby request that (Student’s Name-PLEASE PRINT): be allowed to participate in athletic team, band, orchestra, chorus, and/or any series of field trips related to one particular area of study or activity. I understand that transportation may or may not be provided by the Paulding County School District (District). If bus transportation is not available, I understand that school and/or District personnel may be transporting students. In the event transportation is not provided by the District, transportation will be the student’s responsibility.

Detailed trip information, including destination, date, time of departure, time of return, purpose, and supervision, will be given in writing to the parents/guardians at least two (2) weeks prior to each trip in the series. (Exceptions must be approved by the Director of Athletics and Student Activities.)

If any emergency medical procedures or treatment are required by the student during the trip, I consent to the trip supervisor(s) taking, arranging for, and consenting to the procedures or treatment in his/her or their discretion.

I agree to release, indemnify, and hold harmless the Paulding County School District (District), its Board of Education, and its employees, agents, or assignees, as well as its approved adult trip supervisors from and forever promise not to sue them on any and all claims, demands, rights, causes of action, liabilities, losses, damages, costs and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees), whether known or unknown, that I, any other parent or guardian of the above-named student, or the student may have or may allege to have against the District or which may be brought against the District arising out of or in any manner relating to the student’s participation in the field trips, including but not limited to the rendering of emergency medical procedures or treatment.

NOTE: This form must be signed by student if the student is 18 years of age or older.

Name of Student (PLEASE PRINT) Signature of Student Date

Name of Parent/Guardian (PLEASE PRINT) Signature of Parent/Guardian Date

Hiram Hornets Cheerleading Handbook

2019-2020

Head Varsity Football Cheerleading Coach: Karlie Clifton – [email protected]

Assistant Varsity Football Cheerleading Coach: Chelsea Cowan- [email protected]

Head JV Football Cheerleading Coach: Chelsea Cowan- [email protected]

Head Varsity Basketball Cheerleading Coach: Shonta Golden- [email protected]

PHILOSOPHY / PURPOSE

The purpose of the cheerleaders is to support the curricular and extracurricular activities of Hiram High School by promoting school spirit. Being a cheerleader is an honor and special privilege. Cheerleaders exist to promote good sportsmanship, good citizenship, and wholesome, enthusiastic, school spirit. Cheerleaders are first and foremost ambassadors of their school. Cheerleaders should exemplify both individual and group behavior suitable to their position in accordance with Paulding County School District and Hiram High School rules. Cheerleaders have a fundamental responsibility to play a leadership role in building teamwork and helping the school achieve its goals and objectives. Because of these responsibilities, members of the cheerleading squad will be expected to maintain a higher standard of behavior both on and off campus and academic achievement better than that of their peers.

COMMITMENT

Student athletes selected for the cheerleading squads are expected to make a total commitment to the team and to the sport. This involves seven key areas: Dedication, Character, Sportsmanship, Responsibility, Honor, Spirit, and Stability.

DEDICATION

Being a cheerleader is not all privilege; it involves sacrifice. Dedication is demonstrated by an athlete’s unselfishness and loyalty to his/her team and school. Throughout the seasons, there will be trying times as well as rewarding times; it is essential that cheerleaders maintain their loyalty to their team, coaches, and school. An organization is only as strong as its weakest member and cannot grow and survive without the loyalty and dedication of all members. Each cheerleader MUST remember that no individual is more important than the team. Cheerleaders may find that they disagree with coaching decisions and policies, but they MUST support and respect the decisions made. Cheerleading is a selfless endeavor. Cheerleaders are expected to maintain a positive attitude and build school spirit on and off the field and court without anything in return other than the satisfaction of a job well done.

CHARACTER

As a cheerleader you represent not only yourself and your family, but also your team, your school, and your community. As a cheerleader, you are the most visible of all Hiram students and athletes. We require that you represent your school well by demonstrating your respect for yourself and others at all times. In other words: do not be rude, discourteous and/or obnoxious. Be proud and confident, but not cocky and loud. Cheerleaders are expected to abide by rules of public displays of affection and to dress according to the dress code of the Paulding County School District, setting an example for other students. Cheerleaders are expected to be courteous and respectful when speaking with fellow students, teachers, administrators, and coaches. Back-talking and disrespectful language is not permitted.

SPORTSMANSHIP

Athletes selected for any cheerleading squad of The Hiram Cheerleading Program are expected to maintain the highest standards of sportsmanship at all times. Sportsmanship is a great tradition in sports and competition that means playing clean and handling both victory and defeat with grace, style, and dignity. Some people define good sportsmanship as the "golden rule" of sports — in other words, treating the people you play with and against as you'd like to be treated yourself. You demonstrate good sportsmanship when you show respect for yourself, your teammates, and your opponents, for the coaches on both sides, and for the referees, judges, and other officials. Everyone feels great when they win, but it can be just as hard to be a good sport when you've won a game as when you've lost one. Good sportsmanship takes maturity and courage. In competition — as in life — you may not always win but you can learn something from losing, too. It's pretty tough to lose, so it definitely doesn't help matters if someone continues taunting you or your team after the competition is over. Sometimes it's hard to swallow your pride and walk on. But there's always the next match. When you do lose — and it will happen — don't take it out on your opponent, blame the officials, or blame your team. Take it in stride. When you lose, lose with class. Being proud of how you performed, or at least being aware of things you need to improve for next time, is key. When it comes to losing, good sportsmanship means congratulating the winners promptly and willingly. Also, it means accepting the game's outcome without complaint and without excuses, even if you sometimes feel the referees or judges made a few questionable calls. When you win, the trick is to be a gracious and generous winner. Good sportsmanship means acknowledging victories without humiliating opponents, being quietly proud of success, and letting victories speak for themselves. Even if you win by a landslide, good sportsmanship means still finding ways to compliment your opponents.

RESPONSIBILITY

When a student/athlete makes a commitment to a team with the Hiram Cheerleading Program, the team, its members and the school count on that individual to carry out all of the duties and responsibilities that are included. It is the athlete’s responsibility to follow up on all assignments in and out of the classroom, check for announcements, and be present and active at all practices and other activities. It is for this reason, that if a cheerleader quits one squad, he/she quits all squads and will not be allowed to tryout again for one full school year. It is not enough for a cheerleader to “show up.” He/She must be prepared and appropriately engaged at all times. A cheerleader’s responsibility includes being physically and mentally prepared. Cheerleaders must arrive on time, with all their gear, dressed appropriately, with the right attitude, and prepared to be accountable. Cheerleaders are required to participate in numerous activities throughout the year. It is the cheerleader’s responsibility to keep up with provided schedules; there will not be constant reminders. Cheerleaders are expected to be responsible for themselves and their behavior at all times.

HONOR

Honor is a multifaceted concept. You must not only honor yourself, but you must also honor your family, teammates, coaches, school, and community. Making a total commitment is not an easy task; it involves self-discipline and respect. You must respect yourself and conduct yourself in an appropriate manner even when others do not. Further, cheerleaders will not “share” their Hiram cheerleading clothing and equipment with others.

SPIRIT

Cheerleaders demonstrate school and team spirit when their team wins and losses. It is a cheerleader’s job to focus on the positive and lead fans in positive cheers for their team. Cheerleaders never participate or encourage cheering against referees; they cheer louder, positively leading fans in an appropriate manner. Cheerleaders do not shout for a coach to make a change during a game. Cheerleaders speak positively about HHS and NEVER complain about “having to go to a game.” Cheerleaders work to encourage other students to come out and support their teams. Cheerleaders do not whine about lack of attendance; they improve it. Cheerleaders are honored to be asked to participate in extra events by ALL teams they support, not inconvenienced because of a lack of their own personal recognition or time.

STABILITY

Everything else is pointless if it is not done consistently with a constant level of effort. We all slip, but you MUST have the mental discipline to recognize your error and make it right. You must be willing to be there at every function, every practice, every game, and to be there for others. If your team cannot count on you, then you are not part of the team. If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem. Being a part of the team adds to the stability of your team. You must maintain a positive attitude. Be someone others can count on. Be a positive leader. Be a role model. Be consistent.

INJURIES

Cheerleading requires strenuous physical activity on the part of each cheerleader. It is the cheerleader’s responsibility to immediately notify the coach in the case of an injury. If the cheerleader requires taping or the like prior to a game or practice, the cheerleader is still expected to be on time. Cheerleading requires its athletes to be in top physical condition to avoid injury. Cheerleaders are expected to not only maintain their strength and agility, but to be working to improve those skills as well.

RULES

● Be at practice, games, and events on time. ● Be dressed appropriately. ● Be respectful! ● ALWAYS show good sportsmanship. ● Place Cell Phones in your cheer bag prior to practices and games. You cannot use them during this time. If

there is an emergency, you may use a coach’s phone.

Being late or missing practice will result disciplinary actions. Practice time cannot be made up and missing practice is a serious offense. Injured cheerleaders are required to be at every practice, as appropriate. There are legitimate reasons for missing practice; those must be cleared with the coach PRIOR to practice. We expect reasons for missing practice to be religious holidays, illness, or extreme family-related emergencies (not last-minute family plans, reunions, or concerts). If it becomes necessary to suspend or remove a cheerleader, the parent or guardian will be notified. The coaches reserve the right to determine each case on an individual basis.

ACADEMICS

HHS is a school with high expectations of its students. The cheerleading program at HHS will work to promote each cheerleader’s success in the classroom as well as on the sidelines, court, and mat. An athlete’s grades should go up, not down during the season. Athletics is NOT an excuse for failing grades. A true athlete is well disciplined and realizes that the sacrifices required to become a member of team does NOT include academics. Free time, social time, and wasted time must be sacrificed, if necessary, for your academic and athletic well-being. Our priority is proper academic advancement. We do NOT support a student athlete taking an easier class during the season; we expect our athletes to keep their priorities straight and to challenge themselves at all times. Cheerleaders will not be discipline problems in or out of season; they will be focused and on-task in class. The following are suggestions for success in the classroom:

● Sit toward the front of the class. ● Bring all materials to class daily and do your homework. ● Study ● Be respectful ● Make each teacher feel his/her class is your most important class. ● Set a positive example for other students by your words and actions.

CREED

● We work together. We win and lose as one. ● We are open and honest. ● We are trustworthy and unselfish. ● We keep our heads up and our attitudes positive. ● We work hard to improve our skills. ● We set high standards for ourselves. ● We are students of and ambassadors of Hiram High School and the PCSD. ● We are responsible for our own behavior and resulting positive/negative consequences thereof.

UNIFORMS / EQUIPMENT

If a cheerleader loses his/her uniforms or equipment, he/she will be required to pay for a replacement. Cheerleaders will only be charged what the program pays for the item. Uniforms must be returned, cleaned, in their original condition. Cheerleaders and their parents are expected to pay for cleaning expenses and/or replacement costs for uniforms that are returned soiled and/or damaged. Uniforms are NOT to be altered in any way. The uniform is the PROGRAMS, not the cheerleader’s. Any cheerleader that alters their uniform will be required to pay for a replacement.

The Hiram Cheer Program reserves the right to collect a nonrefundable rental fee for uniforms that are distributed. If a uniform is returned in any condition which would render it unusable or in need of repair, the parents will be responsible for the damages. Any uniform not returned by the due date will be considered lost and the parents will be charged for a replacement.

Lettering Requirements

Varsity Letters are awarded by coaches to athletes based upon the following criteria:

● Cheerleader must cheer at the varsity level. ● Cheerleader must attend all practices, games and/or competitions, unless properly excused by a coach. ● Cheerleader may not be disciplined more than 3 times.

*If a cheerleader quits or is dismissed from a squad, he/she forfeits his/her letter privileges for that squad.

Cheerleading Constitution

I. Purpose

The purpose of the cheerleaders is to support the curricular and extracurricular activities of Hiram High School by promoting school spirit. Being a cheerleader is an honor and privilege. Cheerleaders exist to promote good sportsmanship, good citizenship, and wholesome, enthusiastic, school spirit. Cheerleaders are first and foremost ambassadors of their school. Cheerleaders should exemplify both individual and group behavior suitable to their position in accordance with Paulding County School District and Hiram High School rules. Cheerleaders have a fundamental responsibility to play a leadership role in building teamwork and helping the school achieve its goals and objectives. Because of these responsibilities, members of the cheerleading squad will be expected to maintain a higher standard of behavior both on and off campus and academic achievement better than that of their peers.

II. Eligibility Requirements

A. A cheerleading candidate must be currently enrolled at Hiram High School or in the district for Hiram High School to participate in the Hiram Cheerleading Program.

B. A candidate must be academically eligible according to GHSA the semester prior to the cheerleading season. A student who is academically ineligible for the spring semester may try out for if she/he is passing ALL classes at the time of the tryout. The window of opportunity to try out under these conditions is available only during the school days set aside for tryouts that the school approves. The Athletic Director makes final determination regarding student eligibility.

C. A candidate must have a current and cleared GHSA physical examination on file at Hiram High School with our Athletic Director, Coach Dorsey, and/or the Athletic Secretary, Mrs. Robinson in Room 1103.

D. A candidate must turn in a completed and cleared Paulding County High School Athletic Packet using Rank One.

E. A candidate must have less than 5 unexcused absences the previous semester. F. Each candidate must carry school insurance or present a signed waiver by parents stating they have

adequate insurance. G. Each candidate must turn in a signed parental permission form. H. Each candidate must turn in a signed inherent risk form I. Each candidate must turn in a Constitution Rules Acknowledgement form.

III. Membership

The Hiram Cheerleading Program teams will consist of the following (subject to change due to coaching allotments and participation):

□ Varsity Football/ Competition (9th – 12th) □ Varsity Basketball (9th-12th) □ JV Football (9th – 11th) □ Mascot (9th – 12th) □ 8th Grade Football (8th Grade) □ 7th Grade Football (7th Grade) □ 6th Grade Football (6th Grade)

IV. Tryouts

A. Four individuals including coaches will make up the judge’s panel. B. All skills will be scored according to the 2019-2020 Hiram Cheer tryouts rubric. C. Current senior cheerleaders from Hiram High School will teach cheers, dance, and jumps necessary to

try-out for all squads. Optional stunting and tumbling skills will not be taught during tryouts clinic. Attendance to tryouts clinic is mandatory, exceptions will be made at the coaches’ discretion for an absence on a case-by-case basis.

D. Tryout results will be posted on March 21, 2019 after 6:00p.m. E. Candidates will respect and abide by judges’ decisions without questioning coaches about decisions

that were made. F. Upcoming senior cheerleaders agree to volunteer their time to help with next season’s Hiram

Cheerleading Program’s tryouts.

V. Financial Responsibility

A. The cheerleader is responsible for the cost of camp, clinics, gym fees, accessories, and practice wear (see estimated costs in the 2019-2020 tryout packet). There will be no financial restitution made if a cheerleader is removed from the squad for any reason or quits the squad.

B. The Hiram Cheerleading program will provide each cheerleader with a uniform per team. A nonrefundable uniform rental fee of will be required for each cheerleader. This fee is an upfront fee, should any cheerleader quit the team or be removed, the rental fee will not be reimbursed at any time regardless if season is not completed or not yet started. Each cheerleader will be expected to sign a uniform agreement when they are first issued.

C. If a uniform is ruined beyond repair or lost, the cheerleader must replace it at full cost. D. Cheerleaders must adhere to any additional uniform requirements added by individual coaches. There

may be fundraisers during the cheerleading season. E. Every cheerleader is expected to participate fully in any coach assigned fundraiser. (Conflicts will be

dealt with on a case-by-case basis at the discretion of the coach.)

VI. Practices/Games/Events A. It is mandatory that Cheerleaders attend all scheduled practices, games, competitions (if applicable),

and events. B. Cheerleaders should not hold any job or membership in any extracurricular activity outside of HHS that

interferes with the participation of any cheerleading requirement. C. A coach must be notified (not through another cheerleader or parent) prior to

practice, game, or event if an emergency or illness prevents a cheerleader from attending. Only 2 parent notes will be allowed for practices per athletic season for sickness, etc. After this a doctor’s note is required. A doctor’s note will be required to be excused for a game.

D. Cheerleaders must be on time for all events and may not leave an event early for any reason other than illness or family emergency. a. Cheerleaders are MUST stay on school grounds on game days. Cheerleaders need to report to their

coach’s classroom immediately after school. Role will be taken to ensure all girls are accounted for. If a cheerleader leaves campus without permission, the he/she will sit out the first half of the game.

b. Dinner will be decided upon by the coach and parent volunteers. c. Cheerleaders should ensure they have every piece of their uniform. d. All cheerleaders are required to help prepare the track for the game. Coaches will designate

cheerleaders to carry poles, pom-poms, and any other necessary equipment to and/or from each game.

E. Cheerleaders must return to the field or court 1 minute prior to the end of half-time F. Cheerleaders are expected to be in their line up and cheering during games. G. If deemed necessary by the coach, parents may be asked to drive cheerleaders to and from gym

practices, games, or events. If transportation is provided through the county, then all athletes will ride to and from the location UNLESS a parent or guardian signs a permission slip stating otherwise.

H. No cell phones are allowed to be used during practices or games. Cheerleaders will be required to place their phones their cheer bags. Cheerleaders should not be seen on the field or court talking on a cell phone. Cell phones should not be out during practice unless permission is received from a coach or in case of emergency.

I. According to GHSA rules, cheerleaders must attend ½ of the school day in order to participate in any cheerleading event. Any missed practice, game, or event will result in disciplinary actions unless it is either a school-approved absence or excused by the coach in advance.

J. Cheerleaders must be present at the last practice before an event in order to participate in that event. (Exceptions may be made at the coach’s discretion for individual circumstances or school-related absences.)

K. No outside spectators (parents, friends, relatives) will be allowed at cheerleading practices. L. Cheerleaders should commit to donating at least 15 hours of community service during the season. M. During the school year, all cheerleaders are required to dress up for ALL spirit days. This includes, but

is not limited to, homecoming week, pink out, gold out, blue out, and red ribbon week.

VII. Appearance

A. NO jewelry will be worn at practices, games, or cheerleading events. (GHSA rule) This includes, but is not limited to, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, anklets, rings, belly button rings, and nose rings.

B. NO glitter will be worn at practices, games, or cheerleading events (GHSA rule) C. Hair must be pulled back into a high, centered ponytail at all practices, and during games.

(GHSA rule) D. NO colored nail polish may be worn at any time while in uniform. NO acrylic nails, silk or other

types of fake nails may be worn during practices, or games. (GHSA rule) E. Nails should remain trimmed and should not exceed finger tips. (GHSA rule) F. NO gum chewing is allowed during practices, competitions, games, or events. (GHSA rule) G. Hair should be a natural hair color all cheerleading season. H. Cheer shoes should be white and in good condition for all games, competitions, and events. I. Uniforms should be cared for properly and clean at all times. Do not use irons on uniforms. Do not use

chlorine bleach. Uniforms should be washed in cold water and laid flat to dry. J. Uniform, practice wear, jerseys, warm-up jackets, etc. may only be worn by a Hiram Cheerleader. These

items should never be given out to friends and family to wear. K. Failure to be in complete and proper uniform will result in disciplinary actions which will include the

cheerleader sitting out of the game or event and disciplinary action will be decided by the individual coach. Cheerleaders should come to games prepared for any type of weather.

L. The team will be in uniform at all times, so everyone should make sure to bring all issued necessities or expect to sit out of the game. This means that if we are on the field, court, or at an event, all squad members are matching! If we are wearing our jackets on a cold night, you ALL are wearing your jackets. Therefore, Pack all of your apparel that is needed in your cheer bag on Sunday night for the week.

VIII. Dismissal

A. Offenses that result in dismissal: a. 5 demerits during a season or year or sitting out of 3 games. b. Failing 2 or more classes after probationary period in a semester. c. Unbecoming conduct (use of drugs, alcohol, profane language, stealing, smoking, fighting, disrespect

to adults, being jailed for any reason, or exhibiting inappropriate behavior. This includes but is not limited to disrespecting a teammate, coach, and/or member of the community)

d. Although the coaches do not monitor social media, if it is reported that a cheerleader is in uniform and has posted pictures that misrepresent our program, that cheerleader and her parents will be contacted. Once that conference has occurred, if the situation continues, the cheerleader will be removed from the team. Cheerleaders who are dismissed are still responsible for the payment of supplies.

e. Cheerleaders are expected to perform all skills exhibited at tryouts (tumbling, stunting, etc.) Failure to perform the same skill during the season results in dismissal from the team.

IX. General

A. Drama free attitude & behavior. If you choose not to be a team player and disrespect your coach and/or teammates with verbal or body language, (rolling eyes, name calling, etc.), then disciplinary action will be taken.

B. Cheerleaders are expected to maintain appropriate behavior. Any behavior which is deemed by an administrator as reflecting poorly on the intended image of the school is grounds for dismissal from the cheerleading squad.

C. Cheerleaders should act in a respectful manner at all times to parents, teachers, athletes and students while in or out of uniform. Cheerleaders are not to engage in affectionate behavior towards boyfriends at any time while in uniform. This includes public displays of affection (hugging, kissing, etc). Such actions will result in disciplinary action by their individual coach.

D. Cheerleaders are expected to attend a banquet at the end of each athletic season. E. All cheerleaders understand and acknowledge their commitment to any squad; therefore, if a

cheerleader does not complete the full season with a squad, then the cheerleader forfeits her opportunity to tryout or participate on any cheerleading squad for one full year from time of dismissal. The only exceptions to this rule may be made concerning the illness of a cheerleader or an immediate family member, or someone who becomes academically ineligible but corrects it before the next cheerleading season.

X. Academics

A. Cheerleaders are expected to be STUDENT-athletes and put a high priority on academic performance. Cheerleaders are expected to pass all classes they are currently taking. Grades will be checked every 4 ½ weeks and appropriate action will be taken for failing grades.

● 1 or more failing grades – probation (max 4 ½ weeks to bring it/them up) ● 1 failing grade after probation – no practice or games until it is brought up. If still

failing after an additional 4 ½ weeks, cheerleader will be dismissed from the team ● 2 or more failing grades after initial probationary period, cheerleader will be

dismissed from the team

XI. Cheerleading Demerits:

The following is a list of infractions that result in a demerit or disciplinary actions. These are for things related to cheerleading and handled within the normal cheerleading routine. The administration and coaches reserve the right to make changes as deemed necessary on a case-by-case basis.

It is each cheerleader’s responsibility to be aware of each infraction. Coaches will not remind or give warnings. Per five demerits accumulated, the cheerleader is required to sit out of one game. If a cheerleader accumulates more than 15 demerits, his or her position—on any given squad—will be voted on by the Hiram Hornet Coaching Staff. In other words, if the staff is in favor of revoking a cheerleader’s spot on a team, he or she will be asked to leave.

The following will include a demerit from a game or competition. Any cheerleader, who is suspended from a game for any reason other than illness, is expected to sit with the coach in uniform.

□ Late to practice, game, or event according to scheduled time given - be early! □ Cell phone out during practice, game, or event. □ Eating during practice or games (with the exception of half-time) □ Not in proper uniform (includes hair bow, poms, socks, shoes, briefs, sleeves, etc.) □ School detention or Saturday school (tardies included) – Cheerleader’s responsibility to inform coach. □ Other infractions at coach’s discretion which include disrespecting teammates or coaches. □ Stunting or Tumbling without presence and acknowledgement of coach □ Hair not pulled back into a high, centered ponytail at a practice, game, or event. (GHSA rule) □ Gum at practice, game, or event (GHSA rule) □ Glitter at practice, game, or event (GHSA rule) □ Long or acrylic nails at a practice, game, or event (GHSA rule) □ Jewelry at practice, game, or event. (GHSA rule) □ Nail polish at a game, or event. □ (GHSA rule) □ Disrespect to team members, coaches, teachers, or administration □ Unexcused absence from practice, game, competition, or event. □ Failure to report a detention, ISS, or OSS to coach □ ISS/OSS □ Other infractions at coach’s discretion

XII. Communication:

All cheerleaders must join the HHS Cheerleading Course and Junior Hornet Cheerleading Course on Canvas, which will be the primary outlet for cheerleader/coach communication. Coaches will only be expected and available to respond during working hours.

Parents and cheerleaders alike must join Remind101 to receive reminders via phone about upcoming events and changes in the schedule.

Please note: Cheerleaders texting coaches on any occasion is completely unacceptable.

XIII. Social Media:

Cheerleaders should be cautious about what they post on Social Media.

Parents, pictures will be taken of the cheerleaders on various occasions. By signing the constitution below, you are giving your consent for your child’s pictures to appear on any Hiram High School advertisement, website, and/or social media.

Cheerleaders, by signing this constitution, you are knowledgeable that you are a now a representative of Hiram High School and are agreeing to uphold the values of our cheerleading program and this school. If you participate in any activity on any social media outlet that the coaching staff deems inappropriate, we reserve the right to remove you from the squad.

XIV. Captain Decisions

The Cheerleading Coaches reserve the right to choose captains for the squad. Coaches will look at leadership qualities: respect for authority, effective communication, dependability, trustworthiness, loyalty, experience, dedication, positivity, organization, ability to time-manage, ability to give and/or receive constructive criticism, ability to inspire, humility, transparency, focus, cooperation, self-awareness, confidence, accountability, passion, emotional intelligence, maturity, public speaking skills, patience, clarity, ownership, consistency, courage, open-mindedness, tough-mindedness, creativity, intuition, morality, compassion, and empathy for others.

If a cheerleader is given the position of captain, the coaches reserve the right to remove said cheerleader from the position if he or she fails to uphold the leadership qualities of the Hiram Cheerleading Program.

*The coaches and administration reserve the right to amend this constitution at any time!

Hiram Cheerleading Constitution

Hiram Cheerleading Program

Handbook and Constitution Rules Acknowledgement

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I have read and understand this 2019-2020 Hiram Cheerleading Program Handbook and Constitution. I agree to abide by the contents written therein.

Cheerleader’s Name (please print): ______________________________________________________________________

Cheerleader’s Signature: ___________________________________________________________________________________

Date: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

I have read and understand this 2019-2020 Hiram Cheerleading Program Handbook and therein and will support my student-athlete in the Hiram cheerleading program.

Parent’s/Legal Guardian’s Name (please print): _______________________________________________________

Parent/Legal Guardian’s Signature: _____________________________________________________________________

Date: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Payment and Participation Terms

Hiram High School Cheerleaders who have an outstanding balance cannot try out for the upcoming season until the balance is paid in full. We will not hold individual tryouts outside of the allotted tryout dates.

Hiram High School Cheerleaders will not receive their cheer uniforms until their balances are paid in full. A cheerleader cannot participate in any events/ activities that require a cheer uniform if his or her balance is not paid in full.

A cheerleader cannot participate in any events/ activities that require spirit wear if his or her balance is not current on the date of the event.

*Prices are non-negotiable and non-refundable.

Parent Signature

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Cheerleader Signature

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■ Preparticipation Physical Evaluation PHYSICAL EXAMINATION FORM

Name __________________________________________________________________________________ Date of birth __________________________

PHYSICIAN REMINDERS1. Consider additional questions on more sensitive issues

• Do you feel stressed out or under a lot of pressure?• Do you ever feel sad, hopeless, depressed, or anxious?• Do you feel safe at your home or residence?• Have you ever tried cigarettes, chewing tobacco, snuff, or dip?• During the past 30 days, did you use chewing tobacco, snuff, or dip?• Do you drink alcohol or use any other drugs?• Have you ever taken anabolic steroids or used any other performance supplement?• Have you ever taken any supplements to help you gain or lose weight or improve your performance?• Do you wear a seat belt, use a helmet, and use condoms?

2. Consider reviewing questions on cardiovascular symptoms (questions 5–14).

EXAMINATIONHeight Weight Male Female

BP / ( / ) Pulse Vision R 20/ L 20/ Corrected Y NMEDICAL NORMAL ABNORMAL FINDINGSAppearance• Marfan stigmata (kyphoscoliosis, high-arched palate, pectus excavatum, arachnodactyly,

arm span > height, hyperlaxity, myopia, MVP, aortic insufficiency)Eyes/ears/nose/throat• Pupils equal• HearingLymph nodesHeart a

• Murmurs (auscultation standing, supine, +/- Valsalva)• Location of point of maximal impulse (PMI)Pulses• Simultaneous femoral and radial pulsesLungsAbdomenGenitourinary (males only)b

Skin• HSV, lesions suggestive of MRSA, tinea corporisNeurologic c

MUSCULOSKELETALNeckBackShoulder/armElbow/forearmWrist/hand/fingersHip/thighKneeLeg/ankleFoot/toesFunctional• Duck-walk, single leg hop

aConsider ECG, echocardiogram, and referral to cardiology for abnormal cardiac history or exam.bConsider GU exam if in private setting. Having third party present is recommended. cConsider cognitive evaluation or baseline neuropsychiatric testing if a history of significant concussion.

Cleared for all sports without restriction

Cleared for all sports without restriction with recommendations for further evaluation or treatment for _________________________________________________________________

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Not cleared

Pending further evaluation

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For certain sports _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Reason ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Recommendations _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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I have examined the above-named student and completed the preparticipation physical evaluation. The athlete does not present apparent clinical contraindications to practice and participate in the sport(s) as outlined above. A copy of the physical exam is on record in my office and can be made available to the school at the request of the parents. If condi-tions arise after the athlete has been cleared for participation, the physician may rescind the clearance until the problem is resolved and the potential consequences are completely explained to the athlete (and parents/guardians).

Name of physician (print/type) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date ________________

Address ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone _________________________

Signature of physician _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________, MD or DO

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■ Preparticipation Physical Evaluation CLEARANCE FORM

Name ___ ____________________________________________________ Sex M F Age _________________ Date of birth _________________

Cleared for all sports without restriction

Cleared for all sports without restriction with recommendations for further evaluation or treatment for _______________________________________________

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Pending further evaluation

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I have examined the above-named student and completed the preparticipation physical evaluation. The athlete does not present apparent clinical contraindications to practice and participate in the sport(s) as outlined above. A copy of the physical exam is on record in my office and can be made available to the school at the request of the parents. If conditions arise after the athlete has been cleared for participation, the physician may rescind the clearance until the problem is resolved and the potential consequences are completely explained to the athlete (and parents/guardians).

Name of physician (print/type) ___________________________________________________________________________________ Date ________________

Address _________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone _________________________

Signature of physician _____________________________________________________________________________________________________, MD or DO

EMERGENCY INFORMATION

Allergies ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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THE FOLLOWING FORMS ARE ONLY FOR CHEERLEADERS WHO NEED TO CARRY MEDICAL ITEMS WITH THEM ON CAMPUS. THE FORMS GET TURNED INTO THE SCHOOL NURSE BEFORE THE

ITEMS ARE CARRIED BY THE STUDENT!

Written Authorization for Self-Care of Diabetes Student Name_______________________________________School/Grade______________________ I, __________________________, parent/legal guardian of the above-named student hereby request that my child be allowed to care for their diabetes independently while at school, at school sponsored activities, while under supervision of school personnel, and while on school operated property. I understand that: ▪ The school district and its employees shall incur no liability for any injury to the student caused by; a.)The self administration of his/her diabetes medication and/ or blood glucose monitoring; b.)The student’s use, misuse, overuse, neglected use, or failed use of his/her diabetes medication and/or blood glucose monitoring; c.) Lost, misplaced, outdated, inaccessible, empty, or faulty diabetes medications and/or devices. ▪ The school may choose to require supervision of the medication administration in the event that the student does not demonstrate appropriate use or proper technique in diabetic care of himself or herself. ▪ The student may choose to leave his/her diabetic medication and supplies in the clinic and come to the clinic to provide care for himself or herself in a confidential and controlled environment. ▪ The student may see the school nurse or other designated personnel as needed in relation to signs or symptoms of hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia. ▪ The school has the authority to enforce rules and consequences for inappropriate behavior demonstrated by the student in association with the possession and/or use of blood glucose monitoring and/or diabetic medications and that the school has the authority to require supervision of medication use as deemed appropriate for the safety of all students and staff. I take sole responsibility for: ▪ A copy of current M.D. orders being on file with the school nurse. ▪ The monitoring of diabetes medication and/or blood glucose monitoring equipment and supplies, proper use of medication, and refills of medication and supplies needed while caring for themselves at school. ▪ Being responsible for recording, supervising, or monitoring the use of diabetes medication and blood glucose monitoring. I will ensure that student carries medication and supplies on his/her person and deciding if back-up medication and/or supplies will be provided to the school clinic. ▪ Student being knowledgeable in proper disposal techniques of sharps (lancets, needles, etc) and that all sharps will need to be disposed of properly in the school clinic or at home. ▪ Informing the school in writing of any changes in treatment, of any exacerbations, hospitalizations, and/or new or changed student information, and of any side effects that warrant communication with parent/guardian, & coordinate distribution of the student’s diabetic management plan to school staff. (Teacher, nurse, PE teachers, before or after school staff) I understand & agree to the conditions of the school district policy. I permit the school to seek emergency care for the student if deemed necessary and appropriate. I accept legal responsibility should the medication be misused or given or taken by a person other that the above named student. I release the Paulding County School District , its agents, and its employees from any legal responsibility related to the above named student’s possession and administration of his/her diabetic medication. _____________________________________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature Date I have been instructed in the proper use of my diabetic medication and blood glucose monitoring equipment and fully understand when and how to use them. I will always carry my medication/equipment with me and will not allow another student to use my medication under any circumstance. I agree to the terms of the school policy. _____________________________________________________________________________ Student Signature Date

Written Authorization for Self-Administration of Asthma Medication By Minor Children at School (Rev. 8/2009)

Student Name__________________________________School/Grade__________________ I, __________________________, parent/legal guardian of the above named student hereby request authorization for possession and self-administration of asthma medication by this student while at school, at school sponsored activities, while under supervision of school personnel, and while in before or after school care on school operated property. I understand that:

▪ the school district and its employees shall incur no liability for any injury to the student caused by; a.) The self administration of his/her asthma medication except for injury caused by willful or wanton misconduct; b.) The student’s use, misuse, overuse, neglected use, or failed use of hi/her asthma medication; & c.) lost, misplaced, outdated, inaccessible, empty, or faulty asthma medication and/or devices.

▪ the school may choose to require supervision of the medication administration in the event that the student does not demonstrate appropriate use or proper technique with asthma medications.

▪ the school has the authority to enforce rules and consequences for inappropriate behavior demonstrated by the student in association with the possession and/or use of asthma medications and that the school has the authority to require supervision of medication use as deemed appropriate for the safety of all students and staff. I take sole responsibility for:

▪ The monitoring of asthma medication, proper use of medication, and refills of medication. The school will not be responsible for recording, supervising, or monitoring the use of asthma medication. I will ensure that student carries medication on his/her person and deciding if a backup inhaler will be provided to the school clinic.

▪ Informing the school in writing of any changes in treatment, of any exacerbations, hospitalizations, and/or new or changed student information, and of any side effects that warrant communication with parent/guardian, & coordinate distribution of the student’s asthma management plan to school staff. (Teacher, nurse, PE teachers, before or after school staff). I understand & agree to the conditions of the school district policy. I permit the school to seek emergency care for the student if deemed necessary and appropriate. I accept legal responsibility should the medication be misused or given or taken by a person other that the above named student. I release the Paulding County School District , its agents, and its employees from any legal responsibility related to the above named student’s possession and administration of his/her asthma medication. _____________________________________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature Date I have been instructed in the proper use of my asthma medication and fully understand when and how to use this medication. I will always carry my medication with me and will not allow another student to use my medication under any circumstance. I agree to the terms of the school policy. _____________________________________________________________________________ Student Signature Date The above named student demonstrates understanding and proper use of his/her asthma medications. It is my professional opinion that they be permitted to carry and self – administer his/her asthma medication. I have provided the parent with a written asthma management/emergency plan including name, purpose, dosage, and administration directions. _____________________________________________________________________________ Doctor’s Signature Date

AUTO INJECTOR

In my medical opinion, it is necessary for _____________________ to carry an epinephrine auto injector. (It is preferable that additional epinephrine auto injectors be kept in the clinic in case the first is lost or left at home.) The above named student has been instructed in the proper use of the medication and fully understands how to administer this medication. ____________________________________________________________________________Medication Dosage and Directions ____________________________________________________________________________ Licensed Health Care Provider’s Signature & Stamp Date

I have been instructed in the proper use of my epinephrine auto injector and fully understand how to administer this medication. I will not allow another student to use my medication under any circumstances. I also understand that I will be subject to the consequences of the code of conduct should another student use my prescription. I also accept the responsibility for notifying my teacher that I have used the epinephrine auto injector immediately following my usage of it so that 911 can be called. (It is the Paulding County School District procedure that each school contact 911 when a student has used an epinephrine auto injector.) ____________________________________________________________________________ Student’s Signature Date

I hereby request that the above named student, over whom I have legal control, be allowed to carry and use the prescription medication described above, at school. I hereby release and discharge and further agree to indemnify, hold harmless, or reimburse the Paulding County Board of Education, the Paulding County School District, its employees, agents, representatives, and all other officials, from any and all claims, actions, suits, losses, costs, expenses and liability in case of accident or any other mishap because of negligence in administering such medication or because of side effects, illness or any other injury which might occur to my child through administering such medication. And, I hereby release said aforementioned board, district, employees and officials from any liability, suit or claims of whatever nature and kind, which might arise as a result of administering the medication in accord with this request. I accept legal responsibility should the above medication be lost, given or taken by a person other than the above named student. I understand that if this should happen, the privilege of carrying the medication may be revoked. I release the Paulding County School District and its employees of any legal responsibility when the above named student administers his/her own medication. ____________________________________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature Date Rev. 3/8/07

Item: Quanity: Size: Appx. Cost*Practice Wear: Hiram Shirt $20 Purple Shorts $20Activity Shirts: Gold Out Shirt $15 Pink Out Shirt $15Pom-Pom Fees: Pink Out Poms N/A $15 Game Day Poms N/A $20*Cheer Bows (Game, Pink, & Gold) N/A $40Cheer Bag N/A $30Non-Negotiable Fees:* Uniform Rental Fee $125*Activity Fee: N/A $75*Gift Bags for Camp & End of Season N/A $50TOTAL COST TO PURCHASE ALL: $425TOTAL COST DUE PER ORDER:

Parent Name in Print: _______________________________________________

Parent Signature: ___________________________________________________

2019-2020 HHS Mini Hornet Football Fees- Approximate Merchandise Cost

Name:_______________________________________ Monogram: First Initial:_____ Last Initial:_____Middle Initial:_____

Name Embroidered on Cheer Bag: ______________________________

Please mark selection and quantity carefully. Once we place the order, it cannot be changed and payment is required. All items with a * next to it, must be purchased by all cheerleaders. All cheerleaders new to the

program will need one of everything listed above. If returning, and all previously purchased item still look nice and fit appropriately, you will only need the items marked with a *. ALL payments will be done online either using RevTrak or The Booster Club. A $212.50 payment will be due on each day: March 26th and April

26th.

By Signing Below, I agree to pay for all items selected above:

Item: Quanity: Size: Appx. CostWarm-Up Pants $40Warm-Up Pull Over $40Rain Jacket $25*Practice Wear: Hiram Tank $20 Purple Shirt $20 Grey Shirt $20 Black Shorts $20 Grey Shorts $20 Purple Shorts $20White Sports Bra $20Activity Shirts: Gold Out Shirt $15 Pink Out Shirt $15Pom-Pom Fees: Pink Out Poms N/A $15 Game Day Poms N/A $20*Cheer Bows (Game, Pink, & Gold) N/A $40Cheer Bag N/A $30Non-Negotiable Fees:*Camp Fee: N/A $50*Activity Fee: N/A $60*Participation Fee: N/A $255*Gift Bags for Camp & End of Season N/A $50*Tumbling Class: 3 months @ $35 N/A $105TOTAL COST TO PURCHASE ALL: $900TOTAL COST DUE PER ORDER:




2019-2020 HHS Junior Hornet Football Fees- Approximate Merchandise Cost




program will need one of everything listed above. If returning, and all previously purchased item still look nice and fit appropriately, you will only need the items marked with a *. ALL payments will be done online either using RevTrak or The Booster Club. A $300 payment will be due on each day: March 26th, April 26th,

May 26th, and June 26th.

Item: Quanity: Size: Appx. Cost*Warm-Up Sweatshirt $50*Warm-Up Leggings (2 Pairs) $85Rain Jacket $25Hiram Polo $20*Practice Wear: Hiram Tank $25 HHS Shirt $25 Jersey Shirt $25 Black Shorts $25 Grey Shorts $25 Purple Shorts $25*White Sports Bra $20*Sweatshirt: $35*Activity Shirts: Gold Out Shirt $20 Blue Out $20 Pink Out Shirt $20Pom-Pom Fees: Pink Out Poms N/A $15 Game Day Poms N/A $20*Cheer Bows (Game, Pink, Gold, Black, Blue) N/A $35Cheer Bag N/A $30Non-Negotiable Fees:*Uniform Rental Fee: N/A $125*Camp Fee: N/A $200*Activity Fee: N/A $75*Participation Fee: N/A $100*Gift Bags for Camp & End of Season N/A $50*Sideline Shoes N/A $75*Tumbling Class: 3 months @ $35 N/A $105*Game Day Dinners N/A $40TOTAL COST TO PURCHASE ALL: $1,315TOTAL COST DUE PER ORDER:




2019-2020 HHS Junior Varsity Football Fees- Approximate Merchandise Cost




program will need one of everything listed above. If returning, and all previously purchased item still look nice and fit appropriately, you will only need the items marked with a *. ALL payments will be done online either

using RevTrak or The Booster Club. A $328.75 payment will be due on each day: March 26th, April 26th, May 26th, and June 26th.

Item: Quanity: Size: Appx. Cost*Warm-Up Sweatshirt $50*Warm-Up Leggings (2 Pairs) $85Hiram Polo $20*Practice Wear: Hiram Tank $25 HHS Shirt $25 Jersey Shirt $25 Black Shorts $25 Grey Shorts $25 Purple Shorts $25*White Sports Bra $20*Sweatshirt: $35*Activity Shirts: Gold Out Shirt $20 Blue Out $20 Pink Out Shirt $20Pom-Pom Fees: Pink Out Poms N/A $15 Game Day Poms N/A $20*Cheer Bows (Game, Pink, Gold, Black, Blue) N/A $35Cheer Bag N/A $30Non-Negotiable Fees:*Uniform Rental Fee: N/A $125*Camp Fee: N/A $200*Activity Fee: N/A $125*Participation Fee: N/A $100*Gift Bags for Camp & End of Season N/A $50*Sideline Shoes N/A $75*Tumbling Class: 2 months @ $35 N/A $70*Away Game Day Dinners N/A $50TOTAL COST TO PURCHASE ALL: $1,315TOTAL COST DUE PER ORDER:


Parent Signature:


2019-2020 HHS Varsity Basketball Fees- Approximate Merchandise Cost






Item: Quanity: Size: Appx. Cost*Warm-Up Sweatshirt $50*Warm-Up Leggings (2 Pairs) $85Rain Jacket $25Hiram Polo $20*Practice Wear: Hiram Tank $25 HHS Shirt $25 Jersey Shirt $25 Black Shorts $25 Grey Shorts $25 Purple Shorts $25*White Sports Bra $20*Sweatshirt: $35*Activity Shirts: Gold Out Shirt $20 Blue Out $20 Pink Out Shirt $20Pom-Pom Fees: Pink Out Poms N/A $15 Game Day Poms N/A $20*Cheer Bows (Game, Pink, Gold, Black, Blue) N/A $35Cheer Bag N/A $30Non-Negotiable Fees:*Uniform Rental Fee: N/A $125*Camp Fee: N/A $200*Activity Fee: N/A $200*Participation Fee: N/A $100*Gift Bags for Camp & End of Season N/A $50*Sideline Shoes N/A $75*Tumbling Class: 5 months @ $35 N/A $175*Game Day Dinners N/A $120TOTAL COST TO PURCHASE ALL: $1,590TOTAL COST DUE PER ORDER:




2019-2020 HHS Junior Varsity Football & Varsity Basketball Fees- Approximate Merchandise Cost






Item: Quanity: Size: Appx. Cost*Warm-Up Sweatshirt $50*Warm-Up Leggings (2 Pairs) $85Rain Jacket $25Hiram Polo $20*Practice Wear: Hiram Tank $25 HHS Shirt $25 Jersery Shirt $25 Black Shorts $25 Grey Shorts $25 Purple Shorts $25*White Sports Bra $20*Sweatshirt: $35*Activity Shirts: Gold Out Shirt $20 Blue Out $20 Pink Out Shirt $20Pom-Pom Fees: Pink Out Poms N/A $15 Game Day Poms N/A $20*Competition Bow $25*Cheer Bows (Game, Pink, Gold, Black, Blue) N/A $40Cheer Bag N/A $30Non-Negotiable Fees:*Uniform Rental Fee: N/A $125*Camp Fee: N/A $200*Activity Fee: N/A $125*Participation Fee: N/A $100*Gift Bags for Camp & End of Season N/A $50*Competition & Sideline Shoes N/A $150*Competition Fees N/A $150*Tumbling Class: 3 months @ $35 N/A $105*Game Day Dinners N/A $40TOTAL COST TO PURCHASE ALL: $1,620TOTAL COST DUE PER ORDER:


Parent Signature:


2019-2020 HHS Varsity Competition & Football Fees- Approximate Merchandise Cost

Monogram: First Initial:_____ Last Initial:_____Middle Initial:_____Name:_______________________________________



May 26th, and June 26th.


Item: Quanity: Size: Appx. Cost*Warm-Up Sweatshirt $50*Warm-Up Leggings (2 Pairs) $85Rain Jacket $25Hiram Polo $20*Practice Wear: Hiram Tank $25 HHS Shirt $25 Jersey Shirt $25 Black Shorts $25 Grey Shorts $25 Purple Shorts $25*White Sports Bra $20*Sweatshirt: $35*Activity Shirts: Gold Out Shirt $20 Blue Out $20 Pink Out Shirt $20Pom-Pom Fees: Pink Out Poms N/A $15 Game Day Poms N/A $20*Competition Bow $25*Cheer Bows (Game, Pink, Gold, Black, Blue) N/A $45Cheer Bag N/A $30Non-Negotiable Fees:*Uniform Rental Fee: N/A $125*Camp Fee: N/A $200*Activity Fee: N/A $200*Participation Fee: N/A $100*Gift Bags for Camp & End of Season N/A $50*Competition & Sideline Shoes N/A $150*Competition Fees N/A $150*Tumbling Class: 5 months @ $35 N/A $175*Game Day Dinners N/A $120TOTAL COST TO PURCHASE ALL: $1,850TOTAL COST DUE PER ORDER:




2019-2020 HHS Varsity Competition,Football, & Basketball Fees- Approximate Merchandise Cost





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