🎉 Sequatchie County High School Homecoming Parade Set for Friday, October 16th

Sequatchie County High School is gearing up for its homecoming celebration with a parade that will bring students and community members together. The event offers a chance for the school community to showcase school spirit while following clear guidelines to keep everyone safe and comfortable.

📋 What Students Need to Know

The school has released a detailed set of guidelines to help students prepare for the parade. 🌞 Hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen are encouraged to protect against the sun. Students with medical needs-those carrying an EPI pen or inhaler-should check in with Nurse Stacey before the event begins.

Dress code guidelines allow flexibility while maintaining appropriateness. 🎨 Face paint is permitted as long as it remains appropriate for a school event. Shorts are allowed if they meet fingertip length requirements, and students are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes for walking and standing throughout the parade.

⭐ Important Parade Rules

One key rule stands out: students are not allowed to ride on parade floats. 👟 This safety measure ensures orderly participation and protects students during the event. The school’s message to participants is clear-“Show Up ★ Work Hard ★ Respect Others”-emphasizing the values the school community aims to demonstrate.

The homecoming parade represents more than just a festive tradition; it’s an opportunity for students to build pride in their school and show their community what makes Sequatchie County High School students incredible. 🌟