Papillion-La Vista High School
402 E. Centennial Road
Papillion, NE 68046
Phone: (402) 898-0400
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09/07/2010
- 3:30 PM Leo Club meeting
- 3:30 PM Girls Varsity Golf vs. Millard South High School
- 4:00 PM Boys/Girls Cross Country @ Bellevue West 9/10 Invite
- 4:00 PM Girls Freshman Volleyball vs. Bellevue East
- 5:00 PM Girls JV Softball vs. Marian High School
- 5:15 PM Girls JV Volleyball vs. Bellevue East High School
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Mission Statement
The Papillion-La Vista Pom Squad is an organization committed to excellence. The Papillion-La Vista Pom Squad provides a haven for its members to express themselves through the art of dance as well as an outlet for camaraderie, socialization and leadership. Each individual on the team is recognized for her unique talents, abilities and interests. Although members of the dance team come from a variety of backgrounds, the PLHS Pom Squad is united in striving for common goals; achieving academic excellence, promoting school spirit, and serving as positive community role models. The pom squad participates in community service activities to contribute to the betterment of society while promoting values that encourage leadership and excellence in adolescents, while sharing members’ talents.
Philosophy & Objectives
The PLHS Dance Team program is a student activity. It is expected that members make academics a priority and that participating as a member of the PLHS Dance Team will not compromise the student’s academic career. The program should aid in developing the student participant into a responsible, mature, and independent young adult through:
- leadership training
- development of the ability to make decisions
- enhancement of the ability to respond to life’s situations
- social development (awareness of one’s self, development of self-confidence, development of interpersonal relationships)
- opportunities for student growth, change, and maturity
The primary purpose of the dancer is to be a member of the team, which has as its goal the support of athletics and PLHS. That support is directed into participating in dance routines which keep the crowd’s attention/direction focused on the field/court, to entertain, and to ultimately create an atmosphere of enthusiasm and excitement at sporting events.
Downloads:
MDI Dance Letter
MDI Dance Registration
MDI Dance Release
Learning Community: Questions about option enroll students trying-out? Contact the coaches or Athletic Director Chuck Johnston.
Contact Information
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