High schools across multiple communities launch annual homecoming celebrations and traditions for students.

Bigelow High School’s 2026 homecoming court includes representatives from grades seven through 12, with senior maids Daphne Branch, Addison Evans, Kaylan Fulmer and Rubi Rangel; the full court also includes named representatives from the junior, sophomore, freshman, eighth- and seventh-grade classes.
Bigelow’s homecoming parade is scheduled to begin at 1:40 p.m. on Oct. 2, before the court is recognized on the field at Panther Stadium ahead of the football game against Mountain Pine.
Waunakee’s homecoming-week dodgeball event is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Small Gym.
High schools across multiple communities are celebrating homecoming season with time-honored traditions. Plainview High School crowned Jake Hernandez and Mikka Chapa as homecoming king and queen on September 18, while several other schools are hosting parades, football games, and court presentations throughout the fall.
Homecoming week brings students and families together for dances, dress-up days, sports events, and parade celebrations. Schools are rolling out full schedules of festivities designed to boost school spirit and create lasting memories for students in grades seven through 12.
Bigelow High School announced its 2026 homecoming court with representatives spanning grades seven through 12. Senior maids Daphne Branch, Addison Evans, Kaylan Fulmer, and Rubi Rangel lead the court, joined by named representatives from the junior, sophomore, freshman, eighth-grade, and seventh-grade classes.
The school's homecoming parade begins at 1:40 p.m. on October 2 at Panther Stadium. The court will be recognized on the field before the varsity football game against Mountain Pine High School, combining tradition with athletic competition.
Waunakee School District is hosting homecoming festivities from September 27 through October 2, packing the week with varied activities. The dodgeball event runs Sunday, September 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Small Gym, kicking off the celebration.
Throughout the week, students can enjoy dress-up days, a dance, and a parade. The festivities culminate with a varsity football game against Oregon, giving athletes and fans a major event to rally behind during homecoming week.
Grafton High School's homecoming parade will showcase its 2026 court, with Kevin Stead serving as parade marshal. The parade represents a centerpiece of the school's homecoming celebrations and community engagement.
Adrian High School also celebrated its homecoming court this fall, joining schools across the region in reviving traditional homecoming events. These ceremonies honor students and build school pride through formal court presentations and community gatherings.
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