Homecoming 2026
LET'S GET LOCO FOR HOCO!
LOCO FOR HOCO!
Homecoming Week is at the end of October, and we’re preparing to celebrate! This newsletter is just a sneak peek of what’s to come. We’ll be adding details and updates regularly, so be sure to check back as we get closer to October 26–30. We can’t wait to celebrate with our Saints community!
THE WEEK AT A GLANCE
HOMECOMING SHIRTS - ORDER BY 10/14
COMMUNITY PURCHASES WELCOME!
- Feeder School Deliveries: October 23
- St. Louis Students: Orders will be distributed at school
- School Community Pickup: Available in the front office
- ORDER DEADLINE: OCTOBER 14
Don’t wait—get your order in and support our Saints!
HOMECOMING PARADE - SIGN UP BY 10/14
The cost to participate:
- $25 for all St. Louis Catholic clubs/athletics/organizations and Partner Schools
- $50 for all other organizations/businesses.
- No cost for Homecoming Court representatives
- Checks can be made to St. Louis Catholic. An online payment link will be sent to parade contacts upon completion of registration.
Rules:
- Floats cannot line up before 3:30 PM.
- All floats require an adult chaperone.
- Floats may only play from a music list that has been approved by a SLCHS teacher/staff.
- Floats must follow all traffic rules.
Parade Route
• Begin at the corner of Bank and 9th Streets
• Proceed east on 9th Street until Enterprise Boulevard
• South on Enterprise until 11th Street
• West on 11th Street until Kirkman Street
• North on Kirkman until 7th Street
• East on 7th Street
• Conclude on Bank Street
ADDITIONAL DETAILS WILL BE SENT TO PARADE CONTACTS ONE WEEK BEFORE THE PARADE.
PRE-PURCHASE DINNER FOR THE PEP RALLY
Skip the kitchen and grab dinner while you enjoy the Homecoming festivities!
- $12 PRE-SALE TICKETS ONLY
- Pickup: SLC Concession Stand on 7th Street
- Your $12 meal includes: burger, chips, cookie, and a bottled water
- Tickets must be purchased in advance through the link below.
Even better? Your dinner purchase directly supports our FBLA organization! So let us do the cooking while you enjoy the festivities, cheer on our Saints, and support our students! BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW SO DINNER IS ONE LESS THING TO WORRY ABOUT!
STUDENT DRESS UP DAYS
HOMECOMING DANCE - 10/30
TICKET SALES OPEN 10/14 IN FRONT OFFICE
- Location: St. Louis Pavilion (8:00 - 11:00 PM)
- Tickets will be sold during lunch and after school until 3:30 in the front office. Payments will be charged to FACTS accounts only.
- Students must arrive at the dance no later than 9:00 PM.
- Students or their guest not meeting the dress code reminders will not be admitted into the event.
- Students must have a ticket purchased and contract signed before entering the dance.
- Breathalyzers will be used before and during the event.
- Any student and their guest not following the rules will be asked to leave.
- Students are required to stay at the dance until 10:30 pm.
- Review the dance policy from the student handbook here.
GIRL DRESS CODE
Skirt/Dress length must be ankle length.
Plunging necklines are prohibited - cleavage should not be revealed.
Sheer, see-through, and/or skin-toned fabric that gives the illusion of bare skin is not accepted in the chest, back, or midriff area(s).
No two-piece dresses nor cut outs that reveal the midriff area are allowed.
Ladies' apparel will reflect modesty and self-respect. Attire that is overly revealing, low cut, or excessively sheer is not acceptable.
- Please be responsible when choosing your dress. Failure to follow these guidelines will not allow you into the dance.
- Students bringing a guest from another school will be responsible for ensuring that your date follows these rules/guidelines.
BOY DRESS CODE
- Must wear either suit or formal dress shirt, slacks and a tie.
- Shirt must remain buttoned to top for the entire dance.
ALUMNI EVENT - 10/31
SAFETY
Homecoming Week should be filled with school spirit, community gatherings, and exciting
football! There is NO place for criminal misconduct, breaking curfew, and overall nefarious
behavior. St. Louis Catholic High School administration does not endorse Junior/Senior wars, nor
should parents encourage it. While we are sure at some point in the past students participated in good-natured and well-intended pranks and/or practical jokes, what has been taking place in many cases in recent years can very easily be considered sinful and most certainly criminal.
Working together to ensure our Saints have an enjoyable week with many school events planned, parents, faculty, administration, and students must share the same message. Please discuss the following with your student.
- Any damage to property should be reported to law enforcement.
- As stated in the Student handbook: "A student accused of a criminal wrong can be placed on home study pending the outcome of judicial review proceedings or internal investigation by the principal."
- Homecoming activities are a privilege, not a right. Restricting entry to all Homecoming events is a likely outcome of unruly off-campus mischief.
Students should strongly consider their intentions before acting upon them and we encourage families to not only protect their own property but feel free to pursue legal action if necessary for those that choose to violate it. At the end of the week, we want all of our Saints safe and back on campus with great memories.
Please pray for our students, alumni, and future Saints as we Honor and Praise God...In All
Ways.
