- December 4, 2025
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Students were excited to learn cheer routines.
Campers learned poses and moves from the girls’ cheer team members.
Students in fourth and fifth grades practiced advanced moves.
Collins Powell, 7, chanted with energy while practicing her group’s routine.
The 2- and 3-grade students posed for a picture accompanied by their group leaders.
Mary Francies Lumpkins waved to her teachers after acing the final pose in her group’s routine.
The 4- to 5-grade students posed for a picture accompanied by their group leaders.
Campers exchanged conversations filled with emotions during their time at camp.
The K5- through first-grade students learned a variety of skills at Foundation’s cheerleading camp.
Haven Brookins and Aniya Goodrum paired up during the game ‘Captain’s Orders.’
Lily Moralia and Kinley Sims paired up while playing ‘Chicken in a Henhouse.’
Jada Wilson and McKinley Sims engaged in conversation while games took place.
Foundation Academy held its summer cheer camp June 13 to 16, welcoming 60 happy campers between K5 and fifth grade.
The girls spent four hours each day of the camp learning the fundamentals of cheerleading, including dance, cheers, chants and jumps.
The cheer team was in charge of teaching the routines to the young campers. Campers of all skills levels were allowed to attend, learning different routines specifically designed to their age and skill groups.
Games were also part of the camp; girls played Fish Out of Water and Chicken in a Henhouse, among others.
