All-Star 2010-2011 Information Packet
Dear Clarksville Cheer Extreme All-star Candidate and parent,
Thank you so much for your interest in Clarksville Cheer Extreme! As
we prepare for our seventh season, we are anticipating a very
exciting and successful year. We want you to know that we are
dedicated to giving each cheerleader the ultimate cheerleading
experience. We look forward to getting to know each individual,
help them set and achieve goals, learn the value of commitment and
teamwork, and ultimately see their dreams become a reality.
We
have prepared the following information to help each family
understand the commitment level that we expect. Please take the time
to thoroughly read over the packet in full. For you veteran
families, you will notice some changes in policies and procedures.
For our new members, please take the time to read all of the
materials. This is not a “recreation” program. Clarksville Cheer
Extreme is a competitive, cutting edge program that has high
expectations. We know that the level of commitment (time and
financial) is not for everyone, so please take the time to discuss
the following information with your child. If your child elects to
participate in the all-star program, please continue to encourage
your child throughout the season and help your child stay focused on
the desired goals.
It
is the goal of Clarksville Cheer Extreme Cheerleading to mold the
leaders of tomorrow by training the cheerleaders of today. In
competitive cheerleading, as well as in life, success comes from
talent, hard work, a healthy lifestyle, self-discipline, and
determination. Clarksville Cheer Extreme helps cheerleaders be
successful in both. Our coaching staff has trained many national
champions and is always looking for ways to improve the
cheerleaders, the staff, and the world of competitive cheerleading.
The Clarksville Cheer Extreme staff makes every attempt to encourage
the athletes to feel good about themselves, about the teams that
they are a part of, as well as the progress they make in their
skills and abilities.
WINNING IS IMPORTANT, BUT IT IS NOT EVERYTHING.
Once again, thank you for considering being a part of Clarksville
Cheer Extreme All-stars. We hope that you find this packet
informative and that it will answer any questions you may have
concerning our program. Please sign and return all forms
(commitment, gym medical release, media release, and membership
agreement.) All forms must be completed and on file before your
placement on a team is finalized.
Section 1: Tryouts/Team Placement
Squads are initially grouped by, but not limited to, the following
criteria: Age; Motion Technique; Tumbling Skills; Jumps; and
Stunting Skills. Age is determined by the age of the cheerleader as
of August 31, 2010. Clarksville Cheer Extreme reserves the right to
evaluate all cheerleaders on their previous years of participation.
Attendance, attitude, moral conduct, and parental behavior are just
some of the areas that will be looked at. The Clarksville Cheer
Extreme staff will place individuals on teams so that the
individual’s ability level and experience closely matches the other
team members. This not only ensures that each team is as competitive
as possible, but it also ensures that each team member will have the
opportunity to maximize his/her potential. The best interest of the
athletes comes first at Clarksville Cheer Extreme. Since advancement
is an incentive within our program, throughout the season, the staff
may determine that an athlete has earned the right to be promoted.
Likewise, athletes whose skills digress may be moved from their
present team to another team more appropriate for their skill level.
In
the event that we feel an athlete would better serve another squad,
the athlete and their parent will be contacted. If you have any
concerns about the placement of YOUR athlete, you may communicate
that to the Clarksville Cheer Extreme staff.
Section 2: Costs
(All costs are approximate)
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Insurance Fee $25
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Monthly Gym Fee $75- $100
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Competition Fees ~$300
★Camp
$150 youth & up, $50 tiny/mini
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Uniform (Skirt, Top, Briefs) $230 youth & up, $100
tiny/mini
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Shoes $66 youth & up,
$30tiny/mini
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Glitter make-up kit $20 none for tiny &
mini
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Music $15
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Hair ribbon $20
`All gym expenses from the previous years must be paid in full to
tryout.
All
fees need to be paid when asked for. You will have ample time to
plan for these expenses, and you will know well in advance when fees
are due. If an account is past due by more than 30 days, the athlete
will not be allowed to participate in practice. If you have a
problem paying for expenses, please approach the all-star
coordinator or gym manager immediately. DO NOT MAKE THEM APPROACH
YOU!! Your coach will not be able to provide you with the answers
you need, your questions will need to be addressed to Tiffany or
Shandy, personally. The program will do its best to work with your
situation, but do not let it get out of control.
Outstanding balances could result in your child losing their spot on
a squad. If you have financial troubles, we will help you fundraise
so that your child may participate.
There will be no refunds (competition fees, gym fees, clothing,
etc.) to anyone who quits or is dismissed from the team for any
reason. Anyone who quits or is dismissed from the team is
responsible for all debts.
If
an athlete joins an all-star team just to compete in one
competition, that athlete is responsible for paying the
competition/coach fee, the gym tuition for the appropriate length of
training time, as well as the gym registration fee (unless the fee
had been paid previously in the same fiscal year).
Section 3: Payments/Fees
Being an All star requires a great commitment of time and money. In
order to help you with budgeting and to enable us to pay the lowest
entry fee possible, we will be collecting competition fees in
installments. These fees do not include transportation, lodging,
meals, or admission fees for spectators. On your invoice during each
of these months, you will be billed for the competition fees as well
as for the monthly gym fee. These fees will be due on the date
given. Any fees not received by the practice following the due date
will be assessed a late fee of $25. A fee of $25 will be applied to
any transaction that is returned.
The
payment schedule for the 2010-2011 season is shown in a separate
handout.
Section 4: Fundraising
Competitive cheerleading is not
a cheap sport. There are a lot of costs incurred when attending
competitions, which include: registration fees, coach’s fees, staff
travel and other various expenses. We recognize this and want to do
everything in our power to make it as affordable for you as
possible. The amount of money that you raise will depend on how much
you are willing to work. We have had families pay for their entire
season (uniform, competition fees, gym fees, and hotel expenses) by
working hard with fundraising. All monies raised will be used to
reduce the cost of YOUR competitions and uniforms. The harder you
work to fundraise the less you have to pay out of your pocket. Any
fundraising money paid in towards fees due is non-refundable in the
case of voluntary or involuntary removal from the team.
Each squad will have a Team Parent appointed at the start of the
season. The Team
Parent will ASSIST the coaches/fundraising coordinator with
communication and organization. Team Parents are volunteers and
should be highly praised for their dedication to the job. Please
treat them with courtesy and consideration for their efforts. A list
of Team Parents will be posted in the front office along with
information on how to contact them. If you have questions or
concerns about the squad, please ask the Team Parent for assistance.
There will be a different fundraiser for every month, May through
November. We are always interested in other fundraisers. If you have
an idea, please let us know.
Section 5: Practice, Tardiness and Absences
All-star cheerleading, as with all competitive team sports, involves
a serious commitment from both the athlete and the athlete’s
parents/guardians. All-star cheerleading is unique in that the
absence of just one team member may hinder the effectiveness of
practice for the entire team. Once selected for a Clarksville Cheer
Extreme team, it is your obligation to attend all practices.
All-star practices are twice a week. When one member is absent, it
can keep a whole team from achieving their goals for that practice.
Practices will be CLOSED except the last 30 minutes of each
practice. No spectators will be allowed unless prior permission is
given. Please do not leave your children unattended, no matter
their age. If you drop off early or pick up late your child will be
required to sit in the lobby. We will have a pay to play policy.
If you would like to leave your child outside of their practice time
they must sign in with the office and pay the required $2. If your
child is found on the floor outside their practice times the $2 pay
to play fee will be charged to your account.
Disciplinary action will be
taken if attendance becomes a problem (discussed in demerit
section). If a child misses any of the 3 practices prior to a
competition, the decision of their ability to compete will
be based on the coach’s/owner’s discretion. This decision will be
based on the amount of practice time left before competition, their
past attendance, overall attitude, and the amount of changes made to
a routine. If a child misses the practice directly before leaving
for competition they WILL NOT be allowed to compete,
but will be REQUIRED to attend the competition to show their
support for their team.
Attendance
1)
Attendance is mandatory to all
competitions, practices, and performances.
2)
Each child is allowed 6 excused
absences. Every absence after the 6 will result in an
un-excused absence and a demerit.
3)
If an absence is going to occur a
1-week notice MUST be given or a demerit will be issued.
4)
All absences must be APPROVED through a
head coach prior to missing.
5)
Excused absences from practice only are
as follows:
a)
Death in the family
b)
Illness with doctor’s excuse (doctor’s
excuse required)
c)
School/Academic meeting that could
affect the grade
d)
Family member in the hospital (i.e.
brother, sister, mother, father, stepmother,
stepfather, grandmother, grandfather)
e)
Family vacation (month of June only)
f)
2 personal days
If
you are injured, not on bed-rest and not contagious it is
REQUIRED to come to practice and observe. There are no excused
absences from performances and competitions other than a funeral for
an immediate family member. If a performance or competition is
missed for any other reason the child WILL be dismissed from
the team
Tardy
Tardiness is defined at 5 minutes late or having to leave early.
Excessive tardiness and absences may result in dismissal from the
team. Team members that arrive late or leave early disrupt and
distract practice.
Section 6: Rules & Regulations
At
Clarksville Cheer Extreme, we strive to be the very best. It is
evident that our athletes excel when it comes to competing in
cheerleading. That is a goal of ours, but we at Clarksville Cheer
Extreme want our athletes to achieve more than just being winners.
We expect our athletes to be courteous, truthful, honest,
considerate, determined, and respectful and have a high self-esteem.
In order for our organization to achieve this, we must set our
standard high.
Each athlete will conduct him/herself in such a manner as to credit
the Clarksville Cheer Extreme organization. Each cheerleader will
know and abide by the rules and regulations set before them in this
information packet.
- If you ever
have a problem with anything, please do not hesitate to call us.
We will help whenever and wherever we can.
- Each athlete
must be aware that no person has a right to be on a Clarksville
Cheer Extreme squad. It is a privilege.
- Each athlete
and parent must be aware of the responsibilities required and the
commitment he/she is making to the team.
- Each athlete
MUST assume a role which is best suited for their team. It is
important that everyone accept his or her role and position on the
team in which they are placed. THIS IS A TEAM SPORT. THERE IS NO
POSITION MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE OTHER.
- Each athlete is
responsible for giving messages directly to his/her coach. Never
send information through someone else. Each cheerleader will be
given a contact number for his/her coach. If you cannot talk to
the coach in person, please leave a message at the contact number.
- Deodorant must
be worn at all times by everyone over the age of 7.
- No GOSSIP about
any other team (school or all-star) or especially about another
member of the team, via any medium (i.e. internet).
- No public
display of affection can be given to a boyfriend/girlfriend in
uniform or warm-up attire.
- Insubordination
is unacceptable. The following actions will not be tolerated:
- Temper
tantrums, outbursts
- Profanity,
abusive language
- Showing
disrespect to instructors by talking back, eye rolling, etc.
- Showing
disrespect to fellow team member
- Lack of
participation or poor attitude
- Unnecessary
and excessive talking
- Use of cell
phones for non-emergency calls
- Every year we
go through the loss and addition of athletes. The dismissal or
addition of an athlete is the coach’s decision.
- Practices may
be changed and/or added throughout the season.
- It will be the
parent/guardian’s responsibility to see what is going on from week
to week. Important information is often times difficult to convey
through the athlete. With that said, email correspondences are the
most valuable method of communication. The Team Mom of each squad
will create an email distribution list. We urge all parents to
participate.
- Anyone
threatening to quit or pull his or her child from the team will be
dismissed from the program. Power plays do not work. Losing
someone talented is always difficult, but often the loss is easier
than the disruption that the attitude creates.
- Practice and
competitions are not to be used as punishment for your child’s
behavior away from the gym. You not only punish your child but
everyone else on the team as well. There are many people investing
a lot of time and money into this program.
- We will do our
best to work with your extra curricular activity at school. We try
to schedule practices around school practices and other important
activities. If your extra curricular coach/sponsor refuses to work
around our mandatory dates and competitions, you may have to
choose where you would rather be.
- All
cheerleaders and affiliates will show good sportsmanship at all
times.
- A rule may be
added or subtracted at any time.
Section 7: Dress Code
•
NO JEWELRY! This includes: ear, nose, tongue,
toe, eye brow, and belly button rings, necklaces, bracelets or
rings. Wearing these items could result in serious injury to your
child or another child.
•
All cheerleaders are required to wear proper
cheerleading attire including shoes, and assigned practice clothes.
If a child fails to be dressed in the proper practice clothes they
will not be allowed to practice but must sit and observe. It is
recommended that ALL female cheerleaders wear briefs/bloomers and a
sports bra under your practice clothes. (Yes, even the “little”
girls)
•
Fingernails must be kept short. No fake fingernails
please. Absolutely, no fingernail polish at competitions!
•
At competitions, hair must be styled and make-up
applied as per the coach’s request. No long bangs will be allowed to
hang in your face. You will be asked to pull them back. No jewelry
of any kind will be worn during competitions.
•
You must arrive in complete uniform attire to awards.
Anyone dressed otherwise will not be allowed on stage. The only
exception is if someone from another team is borrowing your uniform.
If that is so, you must still arrive in Clarksville Cheer Extreme
clothing.
•
Under no circumstances is a cheerleader to walk
around with her skirt unbuttoned or unzipped. If your skirt is that
uncomfortable, change into shorts or warm-ups (not jeans). We do not
want our cheerleaders showing their rear ends in any form– behavior
or physically. Failure to follow this rule will result in extra
conditioning.
Section 8: Demerits
We have found the best way to
maintain a high standard for the squad will be to implement a
demerit program. Once your child obtains 5 demerits he/she will be
removed from the squad. The removal of a child is final and will
not be discussed. We will be running a well-disciplined program
where there will be NO TOLERANCE.
3 tardies = 1 demerit
If not completely ready at
competition on time = 1 demerit
1 unexcused absence = 1 demerit
Not giving a 2 week notice for
absence= 1 demerit
If absence is unexcused & no
1-week notice is turned in = 2 demerits
Lack of proper
materials/paperwork = 1 demerit
Breaking of rules or regulations
= 1 demerit
Disrupting any practices= 1
demerit
Any parent who enters the gym
during practice time= 1 demerit (for child)
Failure to check in at
competition = 1 demerit
Any disturbances at hotel during
away competitions = 1 demerit
Tardy demerits are the only
demerits that can be worked-off. CCE feels it is not always the
child’s fault that they are tardy and therefore, can be worked-off
in the following ways:
- Vacuum/mop the facility for 2 weeks
- Take out trash for a month
- Do filing for the office for a month
- Pay $10.00 towards the awards fund
- Work-out for 6 hours
A letter will be sent home once
your child reaches 3 demerits to make you aware of the situation.
Section 9: Summer Choreography Camp
All squads will be participating
in some form of a summer choreography camp. camp Camp dates for both
Junior and both Senior teams will be during the week of June 11-14.
It will only be 2 days each so specific times will be announce at a
later date. Summer camp gives the team members an opportunity to
improve their techniques, skills, and abilities. It gives the
athletes a chance to get to know their fellow team members. Team
routines and choreography are established at camp. Attendance at
camp is mandatory and all athletes are required to pay the
full camp fee. Camp is a very important part of our success.
Section 10: Competitions
The
competition schedule for the 2010-2011 season is attached in a
separate handout. The dates and locations may change during the
season because some of these companies have not finalized their
plans. Not all teams will attend all of the competitions.
If your child intends on competing in an individual competition
the fee will be do at the same time as the group fee.
Section 11: Double Competitors
(Crossovers)
A
person may be asked to
double compete in the event of injury or illness.
Also, there are a few circumstances in
which it will benefit the athlete to
double compete. For example, a flyer who is not the
right body type to fly on her primary
squad may elect to double compete on an older
squad.
If
you are asked to double compete, please be aware that it also means
DOUBLE competition fees. You will not be charged an additional
all-star gym fee; however, we CANNOT waive the competition fees.
Section 12:
Competition Rules
1.
Curfew is at 11:00 p.m. when staying
overnight at a hotel whether you are with a parent or not. Being
with a parent does not excuse you from this rule regardless
of the reason. This means you must be in your room at 11:00 p.m.
this doesn’t mean you must be asleep but remember you may have to
compete early the next morning and a rested cheerleader will perform
better. If a competition runs late and we return to the hotel later
than 11:00 p.m. you have one hour to do what you wish then you must
be in your room. (Ex. If we return to the hotel at 11:30 p.m. then
you must be in your room at 12:30 a.m.)
2.
Any noise disturbances at hotels proven
to be a specific child will result in a demerit.
3.
No female or male shall stay in the
same bedroom, unless they are brother and sister or related in
another way.
4.
No eating while in uniform.
5.
The coaches will not take
responsibility for personal items at competition therefore; if for
example a child has a bag during warm-up they will receive a
demerit. Cell phones are not allowed in the
warm-up room/awards ceremony.
6.
Parents are not allowed in the warm-up
room unless special permission is granted from the coaches.
7.
Cheer shoes should not be worn outside
the gym and competition. You must wear different shoes to practice
and then change into your cheer shoes.
8.
When arriving at the competition site,
the cheerleader must check-in with their coach/team mom. If the
coach has not seen the child by the time specified a demerit will be
given.
9.
When a designated time is given for
children to be ready that means completely ready. Make-up
must be completely done (lipstick, eyes, blush, etc.), spray glitter
on, hair fixed, bows in, uniform on and checked in with the team
mom. If this is not done by the specified time a demerit will be
given.
10.
Each cheerleader is responsible for
having a chaperone at each competition. It is not the responsibility
of Clarksville Cheer Extreme Cheerleading to be your chaperone.
11. Parents, relatives, friends, and cheerleaders are
not allowed to speak with competition officials for any reason.
12. A true family supports each other in all
situations. We at Clarksville Cheer Extreme like to think of you as
our family. All cheerleaders are required to watch at least two
other Clarksville Cheer Extreme teams at every competition. Prior to
each competition, you will be told which teams you are required to
watch. The athletes appreciate the noise and it creates a strong
presence. Anyone who leaves the competition without the coach’s
consent will be held accountable.
13. There will be no arguing or questioning the
coaching staff’s decisions at competitions.
14. Finally, good sportsmanship, polite manners, and
a kind disposition are MANDATORY at all competitions. This program
prides itself on setting a high standard of behavior. Please help
us continue in this endeavor.
Disregard for these rules will
result in a demerit. In extreme cases of repeated violation the
child will be dismissed from the squad.
Section 13: Travel Arrangements
During the course of the competition season, it will be necessary to
travel outside of the local area for national competitions. Hotel
accommodations will be the sole responsibility of the
parent/caregiver. Clarksville Cheer Extreme will coordinate blocks
of hotel rooms for out of town competitions, but we will not reserve
them for you. Clarksville Cheer Extreme blocks the hotel rooms as a
courtesy to our all-star family. It is not a requirement for
all-stars traveling with family to stay in the designated hotel. If
your family elects to stay at a location other than the designated
team hotel, you are still responsible to attend and be on time to
all meetings and practices. All cheerleaders must have a
parent/guardian staying in the hotel room. Each cheerleader must
have an ADULT chaperone at every competition. It is not your coach’s
responsibility to be your child’s chaperone. Each team member is
responsible for making his/her own hotel reservations and travel
arrangements and getting to all competitions and any competition
site practices on time.
Also, for all of the presently scheduled AWAY competitions, each
athlete will be expected to arrive in the city where the competition
is held on Friday evening. This means that you may have to take time
off from work or school. Please plan accordingly.
Section 14: Safety & Health
All-star cheerleading is a very strenuous sport. Therefore, all of
the athletes in our program are expected to be in top physical
shape. This includes flexibility, strength, and endurance. If you
are lacking in a specific area, you may be required to take an extra
class to work on that weakness.
All
team members are expected to take care of their bodies. This means
no drugs, alcohol, or tobacco. If anyone is caught drinking,
smoking, using drugs, or if there is an eating disorder, that person
will be expected to seek help to remedy the situation. We will help
in any way we can.
Parents need to be aware that cheerleading can be a dangerous sport.
A natural occurrence in any sport is injury. Cheerleading
incorporates advanced pyramids that can be seven feet or higher into
the air and tumbling passes that may cause strain on ankles, wrists,
shins, etc. Naturally, stunts will fall, tumbling passes bust, and
bumps and bruises occur. It is important that each team member
realizes that they must “stay tough” and be able to get up and move
on. A bruised arm is an example of “hurt”. A broken arm is an
example of an “injury.” Squad members are expected to “get tough”
and stick through it unless they are seriously injured. All major
injuries will be handled with the utmost seriousness. Coaches
should be notified of any injuries or hurts that occurred outside of
practice that may affect their performance during a class or
practice.
We at Clarksville Cheer Extreme
take every precaution to limit these injuries from happening. Safety
issues when it comes to stunting are of extreme importance. As a
competitive cheerleading team, all members are expected to adhere to
safe stunting techniques at all times. Talking, laughing, or
goofing off during any kind of stunt are all prohibited. Staying
focused, making appropriate corrections to skill technique and
communicating with members of the stunt group is vital to the
success and safety of all team members.
Part of your yearly registration fee covers the athlete’s secondary
insurance. In the event of a doctor/hospital visit resulting from an
accident at the gym, the insurance will cover whatever expenses are
not covered by the primary insurance of the athlete.
If
a cheerleader is injured and cannot compete in a competition, we
will try to find a replacement. If the injury occurs more than two
weeks prior to the competition and the cheerleader is replaced, the
replacement will pay the competition fee and the money will be
refunded to the injured cheerleader’s gym account. If the injury
occurs within two weeks of a competition, it is considered an
emergency situation, and the replacement will not be required to pay
the competition fee.
Section 15: Uniforms
Each cheerleader is required to have a Clarksville Cheer Extreme
uniform. The uniforms include a unifit top, skirt or pants, and
bloomers. Uniforms will be used on a three-year cycle. Every
all-star will be required to buy a uniform. Uniform fittings for
those who do not have one will be held on Monday May 10th 6-8 and
Wednesday May 12th 7-9.
All
uniform cost and additional items purchased are non-refundable.
Parents are required to attend the uniform fitting and sign a
confirmation of your athlete’s order. Clarksville Cheer Extreme will
not be responsible for uniforms that do not fit upon arrival. We
will do our best to help you get any problems resolved with the
uniform company. We will also place a uniform order in September.
Section 16: Academics
Academics are very important to us at Clarksville Cheer Extreme.
Though we cannot require a certain GPA for team members to
participate as a non-school affiliated team, we absolutely encourage
and promote healthy attitudes and work ethics towards school and
academics…current and future. If at any time grades or behavior
become a problem with your all-star, we ask that you immediately
contact your coach. Our coaches will work with you to try to correct
the problem. Please do not use “grounding” from practice time or
competitions as a punishment for your child. This also unfairly
punishes the rest of that team. Clarksville Cheer Extreme is serious
about wanting its team members to properly time manage in order to
maintain high grades and potentially strive for scholarships,
academic recognition, and more in an effort to be well-rounded,
successful cheerleaders AND individuals.
Section 17: Parents and Relatives
- Approach CCE
staff respectfully. If you act disrespectfully toward a coach,
cheerleader, or another parent, your child will mirror the
behavior. We welcome constructive criticism and want to address
all of your concerns as a parent.
- Parents are to
encourage and support your athlete to be the best he/she can be.
We have watched cheerleaders shut down because they have had too
much parental pressure.
- Parents are to
fulfill any financial obligations.
- Contact the head coach if they have an issue
that needs to be addressed, and to address that issue only with
the coaching staff.
- No one is
allowed in the practice area other that the cheerleaders and the
staff.
- NEVER speak TO
or ABOUT anyone else’s child other than your own. NEVER talk
disrespectfully about another coach or team in our gym. If you do,
you will be asked to leave the program immediately.
- Please remember
that the Clarksville Cheer Extreme name and logo are trademarks of
Clarksville Cheer Extreme. You MUST have permission before using
the name or logo in print or otherwise.
- We want to hear
from you. We understand that it is not always easy to contact your
team coach before, during or after practice. Please remember that
we run a tight schedule and we do not want to take away coaching
time from another athlete. You may need to make an appointment to
get the undivided attention of the coach. In order to maintain an
open line of communication, we will give you many avenues to
contact us with your concerns and suggestions. If you have any
questions that need immediate attention, use the following chain
of command
o
Team Mom
o
Head Coach
o
Gym Owner
All problems and concerns should be addressed in a
proper manner through the proper chain of command.
- Loyalty to
Clarksville Cheer Extreme is what makes us great. We appreciate
the loyalty that you have shown during our seven seasons. Your
support has been phenomenal. Loyalty is just one factor that helps
us achieve our goals. If at any time you feel that your loyalty to
our company diminishes for any reason, please come to the
Clarksville Cheer Extreme staff before you go to other parents or
those outside of Clarksville Cheer Extreme. This can lead to false
information being circulated and does not represent CCE in the
manner that we would like.
Please remember that we are here for
the same reasons… TO LEARN,
TO HAVE FUN, AND TO WIN!!!
Section 18: Holidays/Snow Policy
Please make note
that the gym will be closed for the following holidays.
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Mother's Day |
May 8th |
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Memorial Day |
May 27th-30th |
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Father's Day |
June 19th |
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Independence Day |
July 1st- July
4th |
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Labor Day |
September 2nd-
September 5th |
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Halloween |
October 31st |
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Thanksgiving |
November
22nd-November 25th |
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Christmas |
December
23rd-January 1st |
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Spring Break |
March 243-31st |
Also, if Montgomery County schools are closed for snow, please check
the website for the status of the gym.
Section 19:
Email & Phone
Unless an EMERGENCY,
please contact coaches and owners at the CCE gym. CCE does have
activated voicemail that will be checked everyday. The panther
website is also a great place to post questions and concerns. In
case of an emergency feel free to contact any of the coaches at home
or via e-mail.
CCE
(931) 647-9000
CCE Website
www.pantherallstars.net
