Meet the 2025 Junior Homecoming Court Representatives!
Junior Hayden Padgett is proud of her many accomplishments, from making a 5 on her AP test to representing her class on homecoming court for the 3rd year in a row. Hayden is part of the PHS soccer team and is a member of a travel team for soccer. Hayden helped her team to place 1st in the preseason tournament. Her favorite part of being a dragon is spending time with her peers both socially and through her participation in sports.
Sarahi Flores is representing the junior class. When asked about her greatest accomplishment at PHS so far, Sarahi said it is being a good representative for her school by being involved in many clubs and activities, such as 4-H and 21st Century, as well as being on the varsity volleyball team. After high school, Sarahi hopes to attend Emory University’s business school or the University of Georgia to double major in finance and business. She aspires to one day become a CEO of a big company.
Junior Isabella Hegenbart is a varsity cheerleader,is the junior representative for FCCLA, and she is involved in DECA.. When asked what advice she would give younger homecoming court representatives Isabella responded, “Do a walk through and practice walking in your heels and dress. Have your escort walk in their attire as well, this ensures everything fits and you and your escort are ready.”
Junior Bree Jewell says she is extremely honored to represent the junior class, and is very thankful for her classmates for voting for her to represent them. She is a member of Nettes varsity basketball, varsity volleyball,and varsity soccer. She is junior class president , editor of the yearbook, serves as a wildlife leader and is a member of Beta Club
Junior Hayden Padgett is proud of her many accomplishments, from making a 5 on her AP test to representing her class on homecoming court for the 3rd year in a row. Hayden is part of the PHS soccer team and is a member of a travel team for soccer. Hayden helped her team to place 1st in the preseason tournament. Her favorite part of being a dragon is spending time with her peers both socially and through her participation in sports.
Sarahi Flores is representing the junior class. When asked about her greatest accomplishment at PHS so far, Sarahi said it is being a good representative for her school by being involved in many clubs and activities, such as 4-H and 21st Century, as well as being on the varsity volleyball team. After high school, Sarahi hopes to attend Emory University’s business school or the University of Georgia to double major in finance and business. She aspires to one day become a CEO of a big company.
Junior Isabella Hegenbart is a varsity cheerleader,is the junior representative for FCCLA, and she is involved in DECA.. When asked what advice she would give younger homecoming court representatives Isabella responded, “Do a walk through and practice walking in your heels and dress. Have your escort walk in their attire as well, this ensures everything fits and you and your escort are ready.”
Junior Bree Jewell says she is extremely honored to represent the junior class, and is very thankful for her classmates for voting for her to represent them. She is a member of Nettes varsity basketball, varsity volleyball,and varsity soccer. She is junior class president , editor of the yearbook, serves as a wildlife leader and is a member of Beta Club
Meet the Sophomore Homecoming Court Representatives!
Sophomore representative Julianne Nadolski says her favorite memory from PHS so far is playing on the high school soccer team her freshman year. She says of the experience, “I made a lot of new friends, and it was a really great environment.” She says being nominated to represent her class means a lot to her. She is very grateful for everyone who voted for her and feels it is a great opportunity to represent her grade in a positive way.
Bella Bruce proudly represents the sophomore class on the 2025 PHS Homecoming court. Bella shares that she is deeply grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the court, as it allows her to uplift her school community and inspire her peers to strive for their best. Looking ahead, Bella hopes she can continue to help others. Her goal is to attend a four year university and then pursue medical school, with the goal of becoming a radiologist.
Sophia Fitcher says her favorite memory at PHS is having an opportunity to meet new people, and opportunities to do things in our community. She is proud of her involvement in FCCLA, mainly because she appreciates the opportunity to be able to help people. She said she enjoys cheerleading, and is proud to be on the team and represent the school.
Sophomore representative Julianne Nadolski says her favorite memory from PHS so far is playing on the high school soccer team her freshman year. She says of the experience, “I made a lot of new friends, and it was a really great environment.” She says being nominated to represent her class means a lot to her. She is very grateful for everyone who voted for her and feels it is a great opportunity to represent her grade in a positive way.
Bella Bruce proudly represents the sophomore class on the 2025 PHS Homecoming court. Bella shares that she is deeply grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the court, as it allows her to uplift her school community and inspire her peers to strive for their best. Looking ahead, Bella hopes she can continue to help others. Her goal is to attend a four year university and then pursue medical school, with the goal of becoming a radiologist.
Sophia Fitcher says her favorite memory at PHS is having an opportunity to meet new people, and opportunities to do things in our community. She is proud of her involvement in FCCLA, mainly because she appreciates the opportunity to be able to help people. She said she enjoys cheerleading, and is proud to be on the team and represent the school.
Meet the 2025 Freshman Homecoming Court Representatives.
Sophia Watkins and Addy Roland
Freshman Sophia Watkins is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to represent her class on Homecoming court, and she hopes that she represents them in a positive and hopeful light. She is a sideline and gameday cheerleader here at Pickens High School and is also involved in Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She hopes that in her four years here she can continue to represent her class through her sports and involvement, and is very excited to see what the future will bring.
Addy Roland is representing the Freshman class on the 2025 Homecoming Court. For Miss Roland, being on homecoming court is a dream come true, she says, “I’ve been wanting to do this since 5th grade.” Beyond homecoming, Addy is also committed to other areas of PHS life. She is an active member of Sources of Strength (SOS), Future Christian Athletes (FCA), and the varsity cheerleading team. According to Addy, involvement in these organizations helps her raise the bar at PHS, as she is surrounded by leaders and role models who encourage her to also be a leader at PHS and raise the bar, and she attributes this to her nomination to homecoming court.
Sophia Watkins and Addy Roland
Freshman Sophia Watkins is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to represent her class on Homecoming court, and she hopes that she represents them in a positive and hopeful light. She is a sideline and gameday cheerleader here at Pickens High School and is also involved in Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She hopes that in her four years here she can continue to represent her class through her sports and involvement, and is very excited to see what the future will bring.
Addy Roland is representing the Freshman class on the 2025 Homecoming Court. For Miss Roland, being on homecoming court is a dream come true, she says, “I’ve been wanting to do this since 5th grade.” Beyond homecoming, Addy is also committed to other areas of PHS life. She is an active member of Sources of Strength (SOS), Future Christian Athletes (FCA), and the varsity cheerleading team. According to Addy, involvement in these organizations helps her raise the bar at PHS, as she is surrounded by leaders and role models who encourage her to also be a leader at PHS and raise the bar, and she attributes this to her nomination to homecoming court.
Mrs. Prather’s students visited the Media Center for their first lesson in Georgia’s new Digital Citizenship initiative. This program emphasizes the responsible, ethical, and safe use of technology, teaching students how to engage thoughtfully online. After a discussion about Netiquette, students created posters to promote technology best practices.
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Congratulations to Brennan Cowart, Meredith McClure, Natalie Newton, and Paizleigh Jordan on receiving the August perfect attendance award. Each of these students received a $25 Amazon gift card courtesy of Amicalola EMC’s Operation Round Up
Please join us in congratulating our Staff Member o f the Month, Kristyn Baker and our Teacher of the Month, Erica Johnston!
We are so proud of the hard work, dedication, and positive impact you both bring to PHS each and every day. Thank you for going above and beyond for our students, staff, and community. We are grateful for all that you do!
We are so proud of the hard work, dedication, and positive impact you both bring to PHS each and every day. Thank you for going above and beyond for our students, staff, and community. We are grateful for all that you do!
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PHS Homecoming is only a few weeks away! Please contact Holly Rylee with any questions at hollyrylee@pickenscountyschools.org.
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Attention Juniors!
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PHS Court Ceremony
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Dream about traveling the world? Come to our informational meeting on August 27 at 6:00 PM to learn more about my England & France with me in Summer 2026. Your family can RSVP to the meeting here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/dvjanp8
PHS Juniors and Families, we are excited to announce that ATL Grad will be at our PHS campus on Wednesday, 8/20, during lunch hours for students to place their class ring orders. You can place orders online at ATLGrad.com.
Class of 2026 Seniors and Families, please join us on Wed., 8/20, at 6pm for our Senior Information Night. We will go over all things senior and graduation related. ATL Grad will be present to take graduation package orders. Please visit the PHS Senior Information Webpage for more information on graduation package offers, signing up for senior pictures, and staying informed on all things PHS Senior related
Congratulations to the 2025 Mr. and Miss PHS Court!
