We are thrilled to welcome back our alumni, community members, current students, families, and staff to celebrate 2026 Homecoming together. Get ready to rally and show off that unbeatable Titan pride all week long. Below, you will find everything you need to know to get involved, from daily dress-up themes for current students to details on Coronation night and Friday’s football game.
Dress up days
Homecoming Week at Lewis Central is just around the corner, and it is time to get ready for school spirit. One of the best parts of the week is the lineup of dress-up theme days that bring everyone together to celebrate. From cozy pajama days to vibrant neon days and even a fun Adam Sandler tribute day, each day offers a way for students and staff to show their Titan pride and creativity.
Tropical Tuesday: Break out the Hawaiian shirts and floral outfits.
Country vs. Country Club Wednesday: Saddle up in denim and boots, or dress in polos and pearls.
Throwback Thursday: Time-travel your outfit with retro 1970s, 1980s, or 1990s style.
Spirit Day Friday: Wear your Titan gear.
Homecoming coronation
Lewis Central High School is hosting the annual Homecoming Coronation ceremony on Wednesday, September 30, at 7 p.m. in the large gym. It is planned as an evening of school spirit as this year's Homecoming king and queen are crowned. The event includes student performances, games such as the tug-of-war, and interactive activities.
Game day information
The Titans' Homecoming football game against Boone is scheduled for Friday, October 2, at 7 p.m., and it is set for a night under the lights. Tickets for the game must be purchased online through Bound.
Students attending the game who prefer not to sit with their families should refer to the stadium map to find their designated seating areas. For safety and crowd management, students are not permitted on the visitor side of the stadium or to stay behind the bleachers or concession stands.
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