Do you have to attend pep rallies?

If the rally is before the end of your last regularly scheduled class, you probably have to go, unless you are old enough to vote. Anytime after the final bell of the last class of your schedule, it is an after-school activity.

Why do schools do pep rallies?

A pep rally or pep assembly is a gathering of people, typically students of middle school, high school, and college age, before a sports event. The purpose of such a gathering is to encourage school spirit and to support members of the team.

What happens at high school pep rallies?

Common activities at a pep rally include: fight song, introductions, announcements/acknowledgements, music/band cadences, cheers, performances, crowd participation, games/competitions and skits. Make an outline of your events (keeping your theme in mind) and figure out how long the pep rally will be.

Do students like pep rallies?

They make students feel like they are part of a school community and generate pride and school spirit. Harker, my science teacher, said that he likes pep rallies because students who have school spirit are better behaved in class and also seem able to concentrate better when we are working on a project.

What happens at a homecoming pep rally?

Pep rallies are designed to bring out your school spirit and to “pep up” or encourage the football team to do their best. They are usually held in the days leading up to a big game, and typically feature a marching band (or drumline) and cheerleaders. The half time show at a homecoming game is usually extra special.

What happens to Melinda when the pep rally ends?

When Melinda went to the pep rally people stuck her in the back and pulled her hair. I think she didn’t report them because she didn’t want people to hate her anymore than they already did.

What happens to Melinda at the end of the pep rally in speak?

Melinda decides the pep rally won’t be so bad after all. The girl pokes Melinda hard with her nails. She asks, “Aren’t you the one who called the cops at Kyle Rodger’s party at the end of the summer?” (12.9).