North Shore School District goes all out for homecoming

Posted Friday, October 23, 2026 10:05 am

North Shore’s cheerleaders kept the crowd’s energy high during the win against Lawrence.

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Members of the North Shore Senior High School Band brought their musical talents to the homecoming game.

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Clubs like the Asian Student Alliance raised money at homecoming.

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Children played in inflatables.

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North Shore alumni headed out to the field to support their high school football team following the second annual alumni brunch.

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By Will Sheeline

The North Shore School District community came out in droves to celebrate homecoming and support their Varsity Football Vikings on Saturday. In addition to the main event, the day also featured inflatable rides and games for Vikings of all ages, an alumni brunch and other activities to kindle school spirit.

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