You voted and we chose the most voted for pirate and most voted for royal.
Characters were seen all over campus today. You voted and we tallied.
From characters like Tianna (Maya Lewis) and Tottie (Charlotte Drake), to the excitement of our Homecoming Parade, our schools support was on display.
“I got candy thrown at me,” said Josiah Giles, a 12th grader.
Our hoco court rode around campus, throwing out wristbands, gummies, and candy, for scholars to enjoy, alongside our boys’ and girls’ sports teams, who helped bring the energy to the parade.
Teachers and scholars also worked together to decorate the vehicles. Who would’ve thought someone on facebook marketplace would have Hawaii-themed decor available in December?
“We built a Snoopy house and aloha Lua, and I was pushed into a Jeep to help set up a surfboard for the other couple that was that was running,” Mrs. Torres shared “It was good to help out and let them know, that we’re here to support them.”
As the second day of Homecoming Week ends, scholars can look forward to tomorrow’s theme: Twin Day. Who are going to be our next winners?
Before you vote, get to know your court. We interviewed them and got all of the details.
Homecoming Week continued with excitement and creativity as scholars participated in Twin Day, filling the halls with matching outfits, coordinated colors, and perfectly paired looks. Friends, siblings, and even groups teamed up to show off their creativity, proving that school spirit is even better when shared.
From matching jerseys and pajamas to coordinated movie-inspired outfits, Twin Day encouraged students to work together and express their personalities through teamwork and style. The variety of twins on campus made it clear that no two pairings were the same, even when the outfits were.
“I’m dressed as a deer because I wanted to be cute,” says Alyssa Ochoa, a senior, “I’m matching with Noah Pike [senior] because I told him to.”
Others wore movie-inspired outfits, like Delaney Holt and Gigi Dottore, who planned theirs. “Our inspiration was from the third Shrek movie,” said the seniors. “We are Rumpelstiltskin and Fifi, Rumpelstiltskin’s bird.”
With strong participation and enthusiastic involvement, Twin Day kept Homecoming Week’s momentum going. As the week comes to an end, scholars can look forward to more themed days and events that bring the school community together and celebrate tradition, creativity, and pride.
Country vs country club– farm side v.s. suburbia.
With Joli rocking a straw hat and a stuffed cow to Triston wearing a white scarf and brown belt scholars showed out the theme. A question lingers however… Where did they get their inspo?
“I got the inspiration of my outfit from Pinterest,” said Tristan Speciale, 12th grader
Pinterest wasn’t the only inspiration— Joli shared how she also got help choosing which pieces to put together from her mom.
When asked how Joli felt winning she described it as, “fabulishous” and something she felt good about.
“It felt amazing, going to the news site and seeing that I won!” said Joli Baez, 11th grader
And throughout the day our scholars dressed in unique outfits that showcased different styles. As our highschoolers prepare for tomorrow’s dance, the next and final Homecoming theme will be Pop Star.
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