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Majorette information

What is the difference between Majorette vs Cheerleader?

AspectMajoretteCheerleader
Required CredentialsTypically no formal certification, but some may have dance or baton certificationsOften requires cheerleading experience, sometimes certifications in cheerleading or dance
Work EnvironmentPerforming in parades, sports events, and competitions, often outdoors or in stadiumsPerforming at sports games, pep rallies, and competitions, mainly indoors or on sidelines
Industry UsageCommon in marching bands, parades, and sports eventsPrimarily associated with school, college, and professional sports teams

While both Majorettes and Cheerleaders perform routines to entertain crowds at sports and community events, Majorettes typically focus on baton twirling and marching, often in parades and outdoor settings. Cheerleaders usually lead cheers, chants, and dance routines to motivate sports teams and engage the audience. The roles overlap in performance environment but differ in skills and presentation style.

How much does a majorette make?

Majorettes typically earn between minimum wage and $15 per hour, depending on the level of experience, location, and whether they perform professionally or as part of a school or community group. Compensation can also include stipends or performance fees for events and competitions.

How to become a majorette?

To become a majorette, individuals typically need to develop skills in baton twirling, dance, and marching, often through local drill teams or dance classes. Physical fitness, coordination, and performance ability are important, and auditions or tryouts are common for joining teams or squads. Some positions may require age restrictions or specific training, but formal certification is usually not necessary.

What is the job of a majorette?

A majorette is a performer who typically leads marching bands or cheerleading squads by executing choreographed routines, twirling batons, flags, or rifles, and often performing dance and acrobatic moves. The role requires coordination, rhythm, and physical agility, often performed during parades, sports events, and community celebrations.

What are popular job titles related to Majorette jobs in Ohio?

For Majorette jobs in Ohio, the most frequently searched job titles are:

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Academic Supplementals- 2026-2027

Wooster City Schools

Wooster, OH • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 28 days ago


Job description

VACANCY NOTICE:   2026-2027 ACADEMIC/ACTIVITIES SUPPLEMENTALS 
LOCATION: District-Wide 


EFFECTIVE:  2026-2027 School Year
POSTING DATE:  March 10, 2026
APPLICATION DEADLINE:  Until Filled 



Although any qualified candidate may respond to this vacancy notice, current qualified Wooster City School District employees holding valid Ohio teaching certificates will be hired prior to non-certificated employees or external candidates.
Interested applicants should apply online via Applitrack: http://www.applitrack.com/wooster/onlineapp and if possible contact the building principal to notify of interested position. 
Positions available on the application include:
 




Dramatics
HS Director
HS Assistant
MS Director
Publications 
MS Yearbook
HS Yearbook (a)
HS Newspaper (biweekly publication)       
Music 
HS Music Coordinator      
HS Marching Band Director
HS Marching Band Assistant  (up to 2)         
HS Symphonic Band Director                           
HS Concert Band                             
HS Orchestra Director
HS Vocal
9th Grade Band
MS Instrumental Director                 
MS Instrumental Director Assistant              
MS Orchestra Director  
MS Vocal
8th Grade Band (eliminated if/when 8th grade returns to MS)   
Percussion Specialist
Pep Band              
Majorette               
Flag Corps 
HS Show Choir
HS Choral Choreographer 
Elementary Orchestra
Elementary Orchestra Assistant
Elementary Band Assistant 
Elementary Vocal Evening Program 
6th Grade Band
Winter/Spring Percussion      
Speech and Debate 
HS Head Coach   
HS Assistant Coach (up to 3)
MS Assistant Coach
Performing Arts Center 
Manager
Assistant Manager              
Academic Challenge         
HS Head Coach
MS Head Coach
MS Assistant Coach (added if team exceeds 25)
Supervisors
HS and MS After School Discipline Supervisor(s)
Saturday School Supervisor(s)
Writing Team
Head Coach
Assistant Coach (added if team exceeds 25)
Student Council
High School
Middle School
Math Counts
Coach    
Math 24 Tournament Director
Advisors
National Honor Society
National Junior Honor Society       
Head Teachers
Kean Elementary School
Parkview Elementary School
Melrose Elementary School
Cornerstone Elementary School
Littlest Generals Preschool
Department Chair
HS Foreign Language 
HS Music Department 
















































































HS English
HS Elective 

HS Special Education
MS Science 
MS Special Education 
MS Language Arts 
MS Mathematics 
MS Social Studies 
Elementary Special Education 
K-12 PE
K-12 Art
K-12 Music
K-12 Guidance
Equity Advisors (1 per building)
Kean Elementary School
Parkview Elementary School
Melrose Elementary School
Cornerstone Elementary School
Edgewood Middle School
Wooster High School
STEM Robotics
STEM Robotics Head Coach
STEM Robotics Assistant Coach (more than 2 teams)
Class Advisors
Grade 8
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
HS Guidance (up to 5)
Art Show/FAF
eSports


































  • HS Head Coach
  • HS Assistant Coach

Ski Club Advisor
**Wooster City School District is an equal opportunity employer with a strong commitment to create and sustain a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community.