2026 Homecoming Queen Helena Mewbourn with 1st Runner up Kellia Griggs and 2nd Runner up Kristian Hiller

We kicked off homecoming this year with our annual Homecoming Dance. This year's 2026 Homecoming court had 13 pairs of students competing for the title of Homecoming King and Queen. After an eventful week of fun spirit days and lunch activities such as crown decorating, playing Grab the Mic, posing in front of a photo booth with our "twin," and getting our faces painted with glitter and paint, the students were excited to see who would be this year's King and Queen. During the homecoming pep rally, we crowned Ti'yanna Hicks and Alon Williams as the Homecoming Princess and Prince for raising the most money. The entire court raised $1,009, and the Student Council will be donating a portion of that to the American Cancer Society to support Breast Cancer Awareness. After much anticipation, Kayden Trappier was crowned the Homecoming King. At halftime, the Homecoming Sponsors were introduced to the community, and the results were revealed: 2nd Runner-Up is Kristian Hiller, 1st Runner-Up is Kellia Griggs, and this year's Homecoming Queen is Helena Mewbourn. The Student Council would like to thank all of those who helped make this week happen. 

2026 Homecoming Queen Helena Mewbourn with the Previous Homecoming Queen2026 1st Runner up Kellia Griggs with the Previous Homecoming Queen2026 2nd Runner up Kristian Hiller with the Previous Homecoming Queen2026 Homecoming King Kayden TrapierRebels Football Team Getting set for a play at the 2026 Homecoming GameRebels  Team Running onto the field for the 2026 Homecoming Game2026 Homecoming Prince Alon Williams and Princess Ti'yanna HicksGroup of MCHS Students Dancing at the Homecoming DanceStudents dressed up for USA day at the Homecoming Pep RallyStudents dressed up for USA day at the Homecoming Pep Rally