Holmes County High School

Holmes County High School is a public school on State Road 90 in Bonifay, Florida, in Holmes County. As of November 23, 2010, there were 515 students enrolled there, with 9th grade having the largest number of students (165). It is a part of Holmes District Schools.Faculty and staff Mickey Hudson: Principal Matt Tate: Vice PrincipalExtracurricular groupsStudents who attend HCHS are able to join several different social groups, including: Future Business Leaders of America, Family Career Community Leaders of America, The American Key Club, Alpha Tri Hi Y, Future Christians of America, Color/Winter Guard, Basketball, Baseball/Softball, Volleyball, Cheerleading, HCHS Drama, HCHS Chorus, Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Football, AJROTC, The Blue Pride Band, Track.Homecoming and homecoming weekFor Homecoming Week, the students and faculty of HCHS use the days to "pep up" the team by having specific "special" days, where the students and faculty dress as something oriented with that specific day, for example, "Welcome to the Jungle Day", where one would dress up as something from the jungle or as something wild, such as a rock star or cave people.During the week, students get together within their own grade levels, participate in mini games, and Produce a skit that will be judged (normally by school officials) to get numerous points that traditionally skyrocket a classes points up and in turn, putting them ahead of the other classmen.At the end of the week, on Friday, the school has one final Pep Rally for seventh period, cheering the team on and wishing them their best. During this extended rally, the students produce "skits" where they show the team, being the Bonifay Blue Devils, defeating the opposite team. The HCHS Football team has their game with whoever they are meant to be facing in the evening, and after the game, is the Homecoming Dance. The game begins normally at around 7 pm, and ends shortly before the dance at the school, which normally begins at 9 pm and ends at 11 pm.