Polk County High School has announced its Homecoming Court for the 2025 celebration, set for Sept. 19.
Homecoming festivities will begin on Sept. 19 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 Owen. The 2025 Homecoming Queen and Miss Wolverine will be crowned to cap the celebration.
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The 2025 Homecoming Court includes:
Seniors: Naomi Martinez, Leah Dotson, Aslyn Scruggs, Riyah Schroyer, Junie Mitchell, Charley Dusenbury, Akeela Cunningham
Juniors (pictured above, from left): Essie Mitchell, Ava Evans, Virginia Then, Chloe Emory, Malia Robinette
Sophomores (pictured above, from left): Paige White, Reeve Carroll, Zoey Moore, Natalie Dill
Freshmen (pictured above, from left): Jabrillah Austin, Kenley Savaia, Bekah Moore, Allie Lewis
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