πŸ€ Spencer Elementary Celebrates 2026 Homecoming with Student Athletes and Court πŸ‘‘

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πŸ€ Spencer Elementary Celebrates 2026 Homecoming with Student Athletes and Court πŸ‘‘

On the Cumberland Plateau in Spencer, Spencer Elementary School marked its 2026 Homecoming with an evening of recognition for student athletes, cheerleaders, and newly crowned royalty. The celebration highlighted the school’s commitment to honoring young people who embody Eagle spirit both on and off the court.

πŸ€ Athletes and Cheerleaders Recognized

The school recognized 5th grade basketball players and cheerleaders for their hard work, dedication, teamwork, and school spirit. The 5th grade girls basketball team included Remy Melton, Brooke Walling, Apphia Fails, Lexi Locke, and Cameron Locke. The boys basketball roster featured Baylor Morris, Malachi Judkins, Brayton Woolfrom, and Matthew White. Five cheerleaders were also honored: Kaylee Lewis, Bailee Meyer, Lynley Shockley, Skylee Brymer, Mila Grissom, Serenity Nolen, and Ashlynn Bilbrey.

πŸ‘‘ Homecoming Court and Royalty

The school announced its 2026 Homecoming Court, representing grades 3 through 5. Third grade representatives were Blaise Miller and Saylor Mills. Fourth grade representatives included Glavine Ferguson and Kynlee Yates. The 5th grade court featured Jake Neely, Bailee Meyer, Alex Caballero, and Kaylee Lewis. Jake Neely was crowned Homecoming King and Bailee Meyer was crowned Homecoming Queen. ✨

πŸ’› Community Support

Spencer Elementary extended thanks to coaches, families, teachers, and community members who helped make the evening memorable. The school noted that the recognized students represent the school with kindness, determination, and school spirit-values that extend from the basketball court to the sidelines and throughout the school community. ❀️

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