Glencoe Public Schools

GHS celebrated Homecoming 2025 Friday night by crowning the King and Queen of Homecoming and splitting their two games against Carney. The Panthers played first, winning 88-41, but the Lady Panthers fell to the Lady Bulldogs, 28-34.

Pictured are ball- and crown-bearers Adam Monforte and Abigail Morton, both Pre-K students. Adam Monforte looks on as King Treytn Currant, senior, places the crown on Queen Nola Ross, senior, in a ceremony which preceded the games. The Court of the King and Queen were, standing, King Treytn Currant; seated from left, Jaycee Burnes, Riley Martinez, Abbey Crawford, Queen Nola Ross, Eva Francis and Kinzi Robinson, all seniors, and from the Pre-K, in front, Adam Monforte and Abigail Morton.

Thanksgiving lunch is Tuesday, November 18th. Plates are $5.25 per visitor, payable in the cafeteria (cash or check). Lunch schedules are posted below.

High school students dressed up as teachers Tuesday as part of the 2025 Homecoming Week. Junior softball pitcher Kylie Makerney dressed up as her coach and classroom teacher, Lee Linsenmeyer, and junior Panther Tales editor Beth Sloan dressed as English teacher Kim Eason.
Homecoming at the High School continues with Stars and Stripes Wednesday as the Elementary will present their songs, poetry and salutes to local veterans and the entire school at 1 p.m. in the Jennifer Lazenby Event Center. Thursday dress-up will feature students and teachers dressed for safari.
Homecoming theme is neon and Rio and festivities start with the coronation of the Homecoming King and Queen beginning at 5:30 p.m. in the event center. The Panther boys game is scheduled for 6 p.m. and the Lady Panthers will play immediately after. See you there!