About NDCCA
The North Dakota Cheer Coach Association was formed to:
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Promote excellence and safety in cheerleading.
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Provide education and information to coaches.
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Promote a positive relationship among coaches and administrators.
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Establish and promote effective communications with NDHSAA, schools and administrators.
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Study and make recommendations to proposed rules changes concerning cheerleaders.
Accomplishments of the NDCCA:
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Safety certification program required of all coaches whose teams will be stunting above the waist.
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Developed safety certification course using ASEP First Aid class and a hands-on stunting class for coaches.
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Mandatory spirit rules clinic attendance for cheer coaches.
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Affiliation with ND Coaches Association - Cheer Advisory Committee.
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NDCCA sponsors the fall and winter cheer competitions.
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NDCCA sponsors the Coaches Convention in July.
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NDCCA works with NDHSCA for summer convention.
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NDCCA keeps track of certified cheer coaches.
NDCCA Membership Benefits:
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NDCCA Cheer Team Scholar Award.
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NDCCA scholarships for senior cheerleaders.
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NDCCA Senior Award.
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NDCCA Coach Longevity (recognizing years coached)
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NDCCA BAC Scholarship Award.
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Coach of the year Award.
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List of NDCCA members for networking.
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Members at large to support ND Cheer Coaches.
Click HERE to become a Member today!
NDCCA Board of Directors
NDCCA is made up of a Board of Directors and Members at Large.
Executive Director
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Oversee NDCCA Organization
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Awards Director
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Team Scholar
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Senior Awards
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Scholarships
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Coach of the Year
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Non-Profit Paperwork
President
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Preside at all meetings
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Prepare agendas for all meetings
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Send reminders about reading minutes to members prior to meetings
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Coordinate dates, times, and locations of all meetings
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Appoint persons to fill vacancies in offices, to then be voted on by the Board of Directors
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Coordinate duties of Board Members throughout the year
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Assignment, progress, follow through
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Stay informed of all issues, items, etc. that the association is dealing with
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Other duties as designated by Board
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Keep members informed of updates
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One year required absence from the board before being elected to any new position
Vice President & Membership Director
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Assume duties of president in their absence
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Stay informed of all issues, items, etc. that the association is dealing with
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Draw for “Billie Ann Caya” Award
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Receives all membership applications (fees go to Treasurer)
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Communicates to member about unpaid fees
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Keeps track of all members
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Takes care of Coaches Recognition Program
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Receive Coaches Day registrations (fees go to Treasurer)
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Report out to Board number of members and fees collected
Co-Competition Directors
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Takes care of NDCCA competitions and all details
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Registrations (fees go to Treasurer), Forms, Jump Off, Comp Program, Practice Schedule
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Select Site
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Work with Site Director, making sure all duties are carried out per direction of the Board
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Provide document to Site Director of Responsibilities
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Update Site Director document as needed
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End of each competition files a complete report to the Board
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Coach evaluations and feedback (what things worked, what things didn’t work, suggestions for improvements on next competition)
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Competition Financial Report
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Feedback will come via Feedback form sent by the President
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Select judges and coordinate transportation and lodging
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Pay meal stipend and judging fees
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Pay Competition workers
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Have access to NDCCA checkbook and credit card
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Set up clothing options
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Ordering trophies and medals
Treasurer
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Keep track of financial records
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Create monthly financial report and share with the Board
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Do all deposits
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Has access to NDCCA checkbook and credit card
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Create a yearly report for annual Executive Board meeting
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Provide a receipt book for NDCCA events
Secretary
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Takes minutes at all meetings
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Send minutes to board members
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Send minutes to webmaster to be included on website
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Have minutes ready at each meeting
Certification Co-Directors
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Is NFHS certified
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Sets dates and runs rules meetings
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Sets up Spirit Rules tests
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Keeps track of Certified Coaches
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Test results
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Forms
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Required classes for certification (Sports First Aid, Concussion, Heat Related Illness, Hands on Stunting)
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Recertification of Coaches
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Communicate Certified Coaches to NDHSAA
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Provides training in special circumstances
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Provide educational resources to coaches via the website
Members at Large Responsibilities
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Help at competitions when not with a team
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Help at Coaches Day and/or be a part of the planning committee
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Other duties as assigned
Social Media Manager - Web Master
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Create and manage new website
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Making updates or changes needed in real time
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Create and post all social media items
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