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Cheer

PfISD is dedicated to ensuring every student graduates with one of the 3 Es - Employment, Enrollment, or Enlistment.
How does Cheer support this goal?
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All students must complete at least one PE credit in high school, and cheerleading can fulfil that requirement. Cheerleaders must try out, and selected members will be placed on a freshman, JV, or varsity squad. Many colleges offer scholarships for students to continue cheerleading in college, regardless of their major. The skills refined in cheerleading classes transfer directly into college readiness, employability, or military service. Click here for more information.

High School Cheer

Connally High School: 
Hendrickson High School: 
Pflugerville High School: 
Weiss High School: 

Middle School Cheer

Bohls Middle School: 
Cele Middle School: 
Dessau Middle School: 
Kelly Lane Middle School: 
Park Crest Middle School: 
Pflugerville Middle School: 
Westview Middle School: 

Cheerleaders in pink shirts and blue skirts hold up large pink pom-poms in a heart shape on a basketball court, with a crowd of spectators and banners in the background.
A smiling cheerleader wearing a %22Wolves%22 uniform and a black bandana stands in the foreground, with other cheerleaders and a crowded stadium audience in the background.
A cheerleader in a navy blue and red uniform shouts while holding pom-poms in front of a crowded gymnasium bleacher.
Three cheerleaders in black and white uniforms stand with a wolf mascot in a brightly lit hallway.
Cheerleaders in white and black uniforms dance with green pom-poms in a large room with spectators and curtains in the background.
A group of cheerleaders in grey and navy uniforms pose together in a brightly lit modern hallway.