Larkspur Middle School Research Paper

At a pep rally it should be the entire school not separate grades sitting together. As a whole school it shows more

“Cheerleading is not an extracurricular activity. It is a sport, a sport of academic discipline.” Crowds have been cheering since the begininning of sports, however it wasn’t until the late 1800s that organized cheering was introduced. A man named Mark Peebles brought cheerleading with him to the University of Minnesota and started to create a specific set of cheers for different times during the games. Another student however, named Johnny Campbell, decided to take cheering to a whole new level by organizing a team to lead the crowd during the games. From November 2, 1898 to today Campbell is known as the world’s first cheerleader. Cheerleading has been and should be today known as a sport because it has evolved to become more athletic, competitive and dangerous as any other sport. Seeing cheerleading as a sport will give these athletes the respect and aknowledgment of their accomplishments and achievements, get the safety standards deserved, and “recognition that a traditional female activity can also be a sport (Gonzalez).”

A pep rally is a great way to encourage school spirit. Most students enjoy them because they are able to "skip class" and won't have to worry about assignments. I appreciate pep rallies because I love to hear the sound of the crowd. When more people attend pep rallies, the crowd is extremely loud and proud! This makes it easier for us to pump up the crowd for game day! Two ways I can get students more interested in attending them include showing more school spirit around the school and letting them vote on the games we could play. One reason showing more school spirit could improve the attendance at a pep rally is because they are more influenced to go. By this, I mean

To begin with, homecoming could be fun to new students and former students. In homecoming week they do something called spirit week. In spirit they allow you to dress up and show your school spirit. They have a homecoming football game which is so fun because you have people coming out to support your school. They also all teacher to show their spirit and dress up. They have students running for homecoming king and queen. Which is competitive to see who will

To begin with, homecoming could be fun for new students and former students. In homecoming week they do something called spirit week. In spirit they allow you to dress up and show your school spirit. They have a homecoming football game which is so fun because you have people coming out to support your school. They also all teachers to show their spirit and dress up. They have students running for homecoming king and queen, which is competitive to see who will take over the crown. A lot of people run, but some lose. It is still fun to run because at least they tried. If they take homecoming away it would be boring to students because there’s not going to be a football game to attend. The football game is mostly where the fun is. Homecoming could never get old so it’s going to be impossible to take that away from ICN high school. Our school is one of the best in the city and everyone love to our football games. Homecoming is where all the fun is at in our school.

People didn't like that . The law allowed students to absent themselves from this activity if they found it objectionable. Whether school-sponsored

Seventeen year old, Edward Pierce Jr. and best friends, Bobbi Brown and James Farley are nearly done with their last year of school at Pioneer Lake High School. One week before graduation and their descent into the real world, tragedy strikes. James has committed suicide, leaving Edward and Bobbi to pick up the pieces. Could they have prevented their best friend’s death? Are they to blame? Can they handle the loss of a loved one without breaking in half?

When people hear the word “cheer leading” they tend to think of a group of pretty girls frolicking around being peppy in short skirts and pom-poms while being optimistically spontaneous and enthusiastic without having to put in any effort toward a physical and mental state that challenges one’s ability. It never comes to mind, to question whether the fact competitive cheer leading is a sport. Being peppy is the common stereotypical outlook that has been put on cheer leaders. It can be seen as

School cheerleaders aim to perform not to compete with other teams. Cheerleaders perform once a year in the middle of winter, if they were to perform more then they wouldn't have enough time to cheer at games. Cheerleaders are there to rally on a sports team or the crowd that attends the game. Judges had agreed that cheer isn't a sport after what had happened at Quinnipiac University. Some cheerleaders had said that cheer isn't a sport. Like Alyssa (the cheerleader that was brought up earlier) says, “College cheerleading was as physically demanding and mentally challenging as any activity in which I've participated. It afforded me the opportunity to travel the country, paid for much of my schooling and challenged me athletically on a daily basis. But cheerleading is not a sport.” Even a cheerleader that's probably been cheering her whole life had stated that it isn't a sport, but rather an activity. School (whether that be high-school or college) cheerleading is not a sport but STUNT cheer is, this is simply because there is competitiveness. Like stated in the first paragraph, the dictionary defines the word, “sport,” as having competitiveness, school cheer fails to exploit and show

Cheering, that's all you hear walking down the Manchester Hallways on Friday aAfternoon,October 7. When you walk into the gym you can see everyone divided into their classes Sseniors wore black, Jjuniors wore red, Ffreshmen and Ssophomores wore white. The mascot was doing his job getting everyone pumped up and ready for the events that were coming. The first to come out onto the floor were the cheerleaders they did a great job no one was dropped or hurt in the process of all there stunts. The cheerleaders did a cheer were they shouted out each class and who ever made the most noise won the competition., Tthe Ssophomores won. After the competition Justin Brown started calling the names of the athletes starting with the volleyball girls, then

“Cheerleaders are the strongest athletes, for they must fight for gold while they fight their stereotype”Cheerleading began during the late 18th century with the rebellion of male students.[3] After the American Revolutionary War, students experienced harsh treatment from teachers. In response to faculty's abuse, college students violently acted out. The undergraduates began to riot, burn down buildings located on their college campuses, and assault faculty members. As a more subtle way to gain independence, however, students invented and organized their own extracurricular activities outside their professors' control. This brought about American sports, beginning first with collegiate teams.In the 1860s, students from Great Britain began to cheer and chant in unison for their favorite athletes at sporting events. Soon, that gesture of support crossed overseas to America.

We get the tech day, bowling, and an inappropriate magician. The tech day is cool but not when the school blocks everything that is interesting. Such as snapchat, instagram, musically, and many social media apps. Bowling is fun for some people but, not for all of us! We just go so we can get out of school. The magician is not impressive to most of us, we thought they were cool when we were younger but now most of us find them boring. What would motivate us, trips to sky zone! Most middle schoolers are extremely impatient, at skyzone people won’t get bored. They will just be extremely tired when they leave! Sky Zone isn’t very safe for people with no common sense, and people will have to sign a waiver saying that they won’t sue them if they get hurt. Pizza parties would motivate us too, if you get the right pizzas! We all for the most part LOVE PIZZA! The last thing that would

So, on the way to the first game in Higgins on Friday, Aug. 26, the cheerleaders welcomed all available high school

There is at least one student at an Anaheim school right now that just doesn't have anything to look forward to, they come to school just to come to school, and has no idea what their future will look like. To fix this problem in Anaheim schools we must ask students what they like, what they do for fun, what they do when they have nothing else to do, and if it benefits in an educational way then programs should be implemented to help those students. By implementing something as simple as a dance program it

If I could speak for the student body as a whole, I would say Piqua High School gives us limited activities to look forward to. Yes, we have the typical things like homecoming, prom, and sporting events, but those are all outside of the designated school hours. Us kids work so hard, I think we should get rewarded sometimes. I remember my freshman year at PHS we did so many fun activities. To name only a few, we had a huge dodgeball tournament with activities such as teachers getting pied in the face and obstacle courses. Also, we did a Walk-a-Thon where we payed a dollar to get out of each period. After paying, we got to go out to the track and play unlimited amount of games and have time with our friends. Sadly, that