It’s Homecoming Week at Marion High School, and the school district is excited to welcome home alumni, showcase school spirit, and celebrate the pride and energy of our school community.
The Homecoming game will be played at 7 p.m. Friday night (Oct. 23) against Sheridan, capping off a week of activities at the school, including our annual Homecoming parade, which is scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday (Oct. 22) on the Marion Quad.
The Homecoming Court and Homecoming Queen will be presented during a ceremony set to begin at 6:30 p.m., prior to kickoff. The Queen will be crowned during a school assembly Friday afternoon.
The Homecoming Court is selected through a structured process that combines MHS staff nominations of students who meet GPA, activity, and discipline requirements with a vote of all high school students.
Members of this year’s Homecoming Court are as follows:
Sophomores
Oluwatosin Arigbede
Nevaeh Ceaser
Jordyn Harris
Princess Hubbard
Juniors
Kimberly Curne
Preslee Graham
Henley McCutchen
London Slater
Seniors
Kendall Brown
Lakia Dowden
Rayah Hinton
Piper McFarland
Trinity Smith
The Marion School District is an innovative and growing district that ensures an equitable, engaging learning community where every student is empowered to achieve academic excellence and personal growth. With more than 150 years of experience serving families in Crittenden County, the district offers a high school, a junior high, a seventh grade academy, and three award-winning magnet schools. For enrollment information, including information on school choice, visit https://www.msd3.org/ or call 870-739-5100.