It’s a regular week but something different, the halls are all decorated and people are dressed up in spirit wear. Then everything clicks it’s Homecoming week.
Check out this schedule to see what spirit days and events will be taking place throughout the week.
Homecoming Week takes place from Sept. 13 to Sept. 21. Spirit wears and events will take place each day of the week including PowderPuff, Rocket League Rumble, Ruff ‘N Tuff, the parade, the bonfire and the dance. “My favorite part about Homecoming week is PowderPuff because I enjoy getting to try a new sport and be with my friends while doing it,” Taylor Wilson ‘27 said. (media by Brynn Gosnell)
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