Santa Clarita, CA – Hart High School’s halls were buzzing with excitement last week as students and staff came together to celebrate their annual Homecoming Spirit Week. Despite some unexpected weather challenges caused by Hurricane Hilary, the week was a resounding success, filled with creativity, school spirit and an unforgettable football game.

The week kicked off on an unexpected note, with Monday seeing students enjoying an unexpected day off due to the effects of Hurricane Hilary. 

On Tuesday, the school was awash in shades of pink and white, inspired by Frank Ocean’s hit “Pink + White.” Students and staff embraced the theme, showcasing their creativity with outfits that incorporated these colors from head to toe.

Wednesday saw a complete change in tone as students donned their best country attire in honor of Zach Bryan’s “Oklahoma Smoke Show.” Cowboy boots, flannel shirts and cowboy hats filled the school, transporting everyone to the heart of the American West.

Thursday brought the beach vibes to campus, as Katy Perry’s “California Gurls” inspired students to wear their best school-appropriate beach attire. From Hawaiian shirts to flip-flops, Hart High School transformed into a beach paradise.

The climax of the week was Friday’s Homecoming Rally. Students united in their favorite band t-shirts, showcasing their diverse musical tastes. The rally was a whirlwind of competitions and performances by the dance and cheer teams, keeping the energy levels high.

Friday night marked the pinnacle of the week, as Hart High School’s football team squared off against Oxnard. The crowd witnessed an electrifying performance as Hart emerged victorious with a score of 41-14, sending their fans into a frenzy of cheers and celebrations after the first home win.

The festivities continued into Saturday with the Homecoming Dance. The quad was transformed into an arcade paradise, complete with a DJ spinning tunes that had everyone dancing the night away.