Although I was not able to attend the pageant this year, I was able to help out at the practices. I attended about 5 practices to help them with the whole run of the show and help the contestants improve their parts in each segment of the pageant.
Between these three months, we didn't have any performance. We took this time to hold optional practices for the girls who planned on trying out again or dancing on the high school level. We wanted to make sure the girls showed a lot of improvement for the next school year.
We had about 6 practices this month. The first week of practices was to prepare for the Christmas parade on December 3rd. After that, We had optional practice for those who wanted to improve flexibility and skills.
This month was a slower one performance wise. On November 9th, we had our last football game performance of the season. The 14th-30th we prepared for the Christmas parade on December 4th.
The first week of October week we finished critiquing them on the dance break downs at practice and then that Friday was the Cummings high performance. For the next three weeks, we practiced for the NCAT Homecoming parade. On the day of the parade, we met at Swann Middle School at 4:30am to do the dancers make up and help them get dress. We arrive at the starting point of the parade at 7am to warm up then lined up at 9:00 am. After we finished the parade, the team went to Holland Bowl to battle for an hour and left around 11:30am.
For the Month of September, we cleaned up dances in order to prepare for out first performance. On the 21st we had our first performance at an away football against Northeast Middle school. We also practiced for the Cummings High school performance on October 7th.
I assisted the advisor of SGA with the Etiquettes Class where the new royals learned how to dress, walk, talk, and eat while in their Crown and sash, as well as when they are not wearing them.
I helped the royal court with their "Royal etiquette workshop"
For the month of August, I helped prepare the girl for upcoming football games and also strengthen their ability to lead in dance routines.
During the summer we had band camp for the drumline and dance team. I helped teach the dancers how to march, the call to attention and a few 8-counts to a dance routine. I assisted with teaching the dance team 2 of their first dances. Our full week of camp, I helped teach the dancers 3 new routines during their band camp.
