Residents of Crook County, Oregon, can look forward to a classic homecoming weekend this Saturday. The school district has set the football game for 7:00 p.m., inviting families, alumni, and community members to gather on the field and celebrate school spirit together.
Schedule of Activities
In addition to the evening football matchup, the district released a list of events designed for both students and the broader community. Activities include a pep rally earlier in the day, a parade featuring local marching bands, and a halftime ceremony honoring graduating seniors. Food vendors will be on site, offering classic game‑day fare such as hot dogs, popcorn, and soft drinks.
Students are encouraged to participate in the homecoming dance, which will be held after the game in the school gymnasium. The dance will feature a live DJ, a photo booth, and a raffle with prizes donated by local businesses. Parents and grandparents are welcome to join the festivities, reinforcing the tradition of family involvement that strengthens our neighborhoods.
Community Support and Local Business Involvement
Local businesses have pledged support for the event, providing sponsorships and donations that help keep costs low for families. The Crook County Chamber of Commerce highlighted the homecoming as an opportunity to showcase the area’s vibrant community life and to attract visitors from neighboring towns.
Mayor Jane Smith of Prineville praised the upcoming celebration, noting that “homecoming events like this bring our community together, reinforce our shared values, and give our young people a chance to shine on and off the field.” School board member Mark Davis added that the event aligns with the district’s mission to foster a safe, supportive environment where students can grow academically and socially.
How to Attend
The football game will be held at Crook County High School’s stadium, located at 123 Main Street, Prineville, OR. Parking is available in the school’s lot on a first‑come, first‑served basis. Attendees are asked to wear school colors and bring a positive attitude to support the team.
For families interested in volunteering, the district is seeking helpers for ticket distribution, concession stands, and crowd control. Contact the school’s front office at (541) 555‑1234 for more information.
Looking Ahead
Following the homecoming weekend, the district will continue to host a series of extracurricular events, including a youth sports clinic and a community service day. These initiatives reflect Crook County’s commitment to nurturing strong families, encouraging active citizenship, and upholding the values that make our community thrive.
Original reporting: KTVZ (Central Oregon) — read the source article.
