Save the Date Alamogordo High School Homecoming Parade September 12th, 2024

Alamogordo High School is excited to kick off another amazing school year, and we want to invite teams, clubs, booster clubs, community groups, organizations, and businesses to participate in the annual AHS Homecoming Parade.

Join and show your Tiger Pride as we bring back Tiger spirit with the Return of the Roar!

The parade will begin at 5:30 pm sharp on Thursday, September, 12th, 2024. The parade lineup will begin at 2:30 pm behind Alamogordo High School.

Please enter from Tiger Drive or the 5th Street entrance and look for the AFJROTC Cadets. They will give you your entry number and directions on where to park.

The parade will last approximately 1 to 1.5 hours.

Please decorate your parade entry to match this year's theme "Summertime Soriee" or show your Tiger Pride and decorate in black and gold.

Please note, if your entry is out of sequence for the parade, your parade entry will not be judged.

Parade Awards - 6 Awards will be available, Learn More!

If submitting an entry that includes animals you MUST provide a clean-up crew IMMEDIATELY behind the animals.

If riding ATVs or 4 Wheelers all drivers and riders must wear a helmet, be properly licensed, and wear appropriate safety gear per NM state law.

Motorcycle or any vehicle burnout is not allowed.Candy may be handed out along the route but should not be thrown from the floats/vehicles for safety.

The parade will exit south onto New York Ave. and return to the High School via 9th Street.Deadline for entries is Tuesday, September 10, 2024.

A RELEASE OF LIABILITY FORM MUST BE FILLED OUT. PLEASE REQUEST THE FORM BY EMAILING kendra.fields@alamogordoschools.org

*If you have any questions, or need more information, please contact Alamogordo High School at 575-812-6501 or 575-812-6520

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