<p>ok this is the most random question i will likely ever ask
i'm applying for sophomore year in boarding schools, and i'm living my freshman year right now, with no intentions to repeat</p>
<p>anyways, here, we have cheerleading as a sport. i didn't do it this year, but was planning to try it out (I'm "flexible", lol) in whatever boarding school i may go to (given that I am accepted at any of my schools) </p>
<p>HOWEVER, none of them actually have it as a sport. i searched bsr and found schools that did offer it, but none of them were mine and I am not so passionate about cheerleading that I will drop a school for another one i know nothing about</p>
<p>any students going to boarding schools want to drop some info on this? very appreciated :D</p>
<p>If they don't have cheerleading, I'm sure they have stunting and dance groups- such as a spirit group or some such.
They may be a little goofy, or maybe even too "into it" for a casual person, but they're there.</p>
<p>cheerleading isn't generally part of the culture at private schools in the northeast. Nor are marching bands. You might see a half-hearted jokey attempt, but not as a real sport the way it is in some parts of the country.</p>
<p>I heard Deerfield has some sort of cheerleading group, except it's not very official and the "cheerleaders" aren't exactly the kind of cheerleaders you would think of.</p>
<p>Its a sport at every school in Georgia, probably the south in georgia. Or atleast im guessing it is, there are always girls cheering at everything and they consider themselves athletes so I guess its considered a sport here.</p>