Vestavia Homecoming

Credits: VHHS Instagram, Homecoming King & Queen!

VHHS’s 2025 Homecoming was a night full of excitement, tradition, and community pride. Held on Saturday, October 4, the dance brought students together for one of the most anticipated events of the school year, wrapping up a week of school spirit and celebration.

This year’s Homecoming theme, “High School Musical,” added a fun and nostalgic energy to the week’s events. From pep rallies to performances and hallway decorations, the school embraced the theme while staying true to the classic spirit of Homecoming.

The dance took place in the VHHS gym from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Students arrived dressed in their best, filling the space with laughter, music, and unforgettable memories. The gym was beautifully decorated to reflect the vibrant atmosphere of the occasion, with lights, music, and a packed dance floor making it a night to remember.

One of the biggest highlights of the weekend was the announcement of the Homecoming King and Queen. Will Davis and Meredith Robison were crowned during the Homecoming Pep Rally and at halftime during the Rebels’ football game on Friday night, October 3, where Vestavia faced Prattville High School at Thompson-Reynolds Stadium. Both students are known for their leadership, involvement, and positive impact on the school community.

Credits: VHHS Instagram, Hoco Floats!

Throughout the week, students participated in a variety of events, including themed dress-up days, student-led activities, and performances by school spirit groups like the Rockettes, Rebelettes, and cheerleaders. The entire week was a showcase of Vestavia’s pride, energy, and unity.

What made this year’s Homecoming even more meaningful was its focus on giving back. All proceeds from ticket sales went to support The Lovelady Center, Vestavia’s designated fall charity. The Birmingham-based organization helps women rebuild their lives through faith-based recovery programs, and the contribution from VHHS students and families will make a real difference in the lives of many.

As seniors celebrated one of their final high school dances and underclassmen got a glimpse of what’s to come, Homecoming 2025 captured everything that makes Vestavia Hills High School special. With strong traditions, school spirit, and a focus on community impact, this year’s Homecoming was not just another school event, but a reflection of what it means to be a Rebel.