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Board hears concerns about CHEER program costs and mandatory summer camp; administration to review with athletic director
Summary
Trustees and parents questioned mandatory fees, fundraising and equity related to the district CHEER program and a near-term away camp that costs roughly $400 per student; administration will meet with the athletic director and report back at next week's planning session.
Trustees and parents raised questions on June 2 about the Conewago Valley School District CHEER program, focusing on mandatory fundraising, high out-of-pocket costs and equity for families.
Board members said they were concerned about a district-ordered summer camp billed at about $400 per participant and additional season costs that parents estimated could reach $1,400 per child. One board member said families were being told the camp was mandatory for all cheerleaders, including younger grades, and that some apparel and supply purchases — including a $15…
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