PHS Homecoming

Homecoming 2025

Mark your calendar! The Homecoming 2025 pep rally, parade, and football game will be on Friday October 3.

Parade

School and community groups are invited to enter the 2025 Plymouth High School Homecoming Parade, which has a theme of "Past Meets Present."

There is no entry fee, but the 2025 PHS Homecoming Parade Entry Form must be submitted by 4pm Monday Sept. 29.

The parade will travel through downtown Plymouth beginning at 4:15pm Friday Oct. 3.

If you have questions, please contact Jamie Piontkowski (jpiontkowski@plymouth.k12.wi.us or 920-892-5068) or Charlotte Anderson (canderson@plymouth.k12.wi.us).

Parade information and expectations

• Any high school team, club, class, or group may enter the parade, as may local organizations and businesses.
• Entries must be any one of the following categories: walking participant(s), float, or vehicle. Each float or car must be able to move at a rate of at least 5 mph.
• Any entry promoting the use of alcohol, profanity, vulgarity, sexually explicit material, or implying discrimination will be removed from the parade route.
• No candy, gum, etc., may be thrown from any vehicle or float; however, you may hand candy to children. Anyone throwing candy will be escorted off the parade route. The City of Plymouth may issue a citation to anyone in violation of this policy.
• Participants can line up on a first-come, first-served basis beginning at 3:15pm. NEW - Please leave the first block on the south side of Main Street between Caroline and Smith streets (i.e. next to the Fire Department doors) open for vehicles transporting the parade marshal, Hall of Fame inductee, Homecoming Court, etc.
• The parade will start promptly at 4:15pm. Homecoming committee members and Plymouth City Police will direct when entries should begin the route.
• NEW - After you complete the parade route, please continue north on North Street toward Riverview. Do not turn back onto Main Street.
• Please clean up after your float in the staging area before and after the parade. All horse entries must clean up after themselves immediately and will not be allowed to begin the parade without a support person equipped to do so.

Class Reunions

Homecoming is a great time for class reunions, which can include marching in the Homecoming Parade, recognition at the football game, and tours of Plymouth High School and/or Riverview Middle School (which served as the high school through 1965). Please let the Plymouth Education Foundation know if you're planning a class reunion at any time of the year.

Visit our Alumni Information page for more information.