Polk County High School has announced its Homecoming Court for the 2023 celebration, set for Sept. 29.
Homecoming festivities will begin on Sept. 29 with the annual parade through downtown Columbus. The parade is slated for 5 p.m., and participants in the parade are asked to be at the bus garage behind Stearns Education Center by 4 p.m. for staging.
Homecoming festivities will then be held at halftime of Polk County’s game with R-S Central. The 2023 Homecoming Queen and Miss Wolverine will be crowned to cap the celebration.
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The 2023 Homecoming Court includes:
Seniors: Vanessa Raposa, Caroline Taylor, Sarah Gray, Elena Carroll, Brianna Gray, Ada Kelley and Isabella Oates
Juniors: Karsyn Huskey, Kylie Lewis, Natalie Serrano, Mia Bradley, Brooklyn Lewis
Sophomores: Riyah Schroyer, Charley Dusenbury, Aslyn Scruggs, Bailey Staton
Freshmen: Ava Evans, Essie Mitchell, Chloe Emory
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