Madison High School will celebrate Homecoming 2025 with a week of events beginning Oct. 5 and concluding with the football game and crowning of Miss Homecoming on Oct. 10.
The schedule opens Oct. 5 with “Majesty & Grace: Kennedy’s Illustrious Cinderella Tea.” On Oct. 6, the “Rich Aunties vs. BBQ Dads” game and Meet the Jags will take place at Jaguar Stadium at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 7 will feature Jersey Day and a Powder Puff football game with a $3 admission fee. The Concert: Album Cover Day will be held Oct. 8, including the coronation of Queen Kennedy Wilmore at 6 p.m. in the Madison High School gymnasium. Admission is $5. On Oct. 9, the Jaguar Headliner Day Pep Rally will be held with a special performance by Mr. “Doing My Dance” at 10 a.m. Admission is $5. The week concludes Oct. 10 with the parade at 3:30 p.m. and the football game at 7 p.m. Miss Homecoming La’Niya Buie will be crowned during halftime.
The homecoming parade lineup is set for 2 p.m. at the Tallulah High School parking area. Participants must pay a $25 entry fee and submit a driver’s license and proof of insurance to the Madison High School front office by Oct. 2.
The 2025 Homecoming Court includes:
Royal Court: Miss Madison Kennedy Wilmore, Mr. Madison Brendan Campbell, Miss Freshman Jelicia Fountain, Mr. Freshman Car’malace Cammack, Miss Sophomore Joe’Niyah Tillman, Miss Junior Ke’Zaria Carter, Miss Senior Shekinah Hall, and Mr. Senior Joey Tillman.
Homecoming Titles: Miss Homecoming La’Niya Buie, Mr. Homecoming Calvin Wilson, Miss Football Sweetheart Kamille Woodard, Miss Offense Sha’Angela Fletcher, Miss Defense A’mya Anderson, Miss Blue and Gold Aubrie Mitchell, Miss School Spirit Makayla Bridgewater, and Miss Jaguar Aviona Saldana.
Guidelines prohibit four-wheelers, ATVs, and golf carts on campus. Alcohol, illegal drugs, tobacco, electronic smoking devices, and weapons are not permitted. Law enforcement officers from Tallulah Police Department, Madison Parish Sheriff’s Office, and Louisiana State Police will be present. All events follow the school’s clear bag policy.
Tailgating Cancellation
Madison High School announced that tailgating has been canceled for 2025. Principal Dr. Perry J. Revels said the decision was made after consultation with the Madison Parish Sheriff’s Office and Tallulah Police Department, citing staffing shortages that would make it difficult to monitor events while maintaining regular duties. Revels said the school hopes to reinstate the tradition in the future and thanked the community for its understanding.
