Hey, Everyone. Please play the video. Learn about information on our Homecoming Dance and Theme: Lights, Camera, Action!

Also, take note of the Homecoming Dress Code and Spirit Days for next week:

NOT ACCEPTABLE

  Jeans

  Sweatpants

  Windbreakers

  Shorts

  Pajama Pants

  Baseball Hats

  Stocking Hats

  Open Shirts without Undershirt

  Flannel

  Winter coats on dance floor

  See-through dresses in areas that need to be covered

  Tube top-dresses

  Dresses with open backs below the waistline

  Plunging Neck Lines

  Dresses shorter than fingertip length

ACCEPTABLE:

  Khakis

  Slacks

  Suits

  Tuxedoes

  Button up shirts

  Vests

  Sweaters

  Sports Coats

  Shirts with collars

  Strapless Dresses

  Dresses with slits up the side (finger tip length)

  Dress with slits up back or front (one inch from knee high)

  Two-piece dresses

  Halter dresses

  One-strap dresses (one strap over shoulder)

FAILURE TO ADHERE TO THESE RULES

 WILL RESULT IN YOU BEING ASKED TO LEAVE

 WITH NO REFUND!

Monday, September 17                 Tomato Day

Freshmen wear green shirts, un ripened tomatoes

Sophomores wear yellow shirts, ripening tomatoes

Juniors wear orange shirts, older ripening tomatoes

Seniors wear red shirts, ripe tomatoes

Teachers wear brown shirts, dirt that fertilizes the tomatoes to be ripe

Tuesday, September 18                Twin/Couple Day

Two or more people dress alike being twins or a couple dresses up the same, matching.

You MUST take a picture before school to make sure you are participating if you and your “twin” are not in the same first/second hour.

Wednesday, September 19               Celebrity

Dress up as your favorite celebrity or dress up formal and ladies may wear dresses pass their fingertips and two fingers at width on shoulders and guys may wear trousers with a shirt, no sagging or foul languages on shirts or negative messages.

Thursday, September 20                 Not your Age Day

Freshmen dress up as babies, for example wear clean bibs, pacifiers, “Mommy’s Boy”, “Daddy’s girl” shirts, etc.

Sophomores are to dress up as toddlers, for example you can wear socks with the lace hanging off, graphic tees with a cartoon character, overalls, strap on shoes, etc.

Juniors are to dress up as adults, for example you can wear sophisticated heels, blouses, dress pants, business skirts and jackets, or business suit.

Seniors are to dress up as senior citizens, so be creative. Examples are gray wigs, granny glasses, long socks with crocs, etc.

Teachers/staff are to dress up as teens. You can either dress up as how you dressed when you were a teen or you can dress up as how some of our very own CHS students dress up as. Examples: skinny jeans, flats, sandals, crop shirts, boyfriend v-necks, collard- cotton shirts, etc. Be SPONTANEOUS !

Friday, September 21

Wear jerseys, shirts, pants, shorts, face paint, hair ties, and accessories containing blue and gold or replacement of gold you may wear yellow.