- September 16, 2022
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A large crowd cheers on the Foundation Academy's varsity football team in its game against Cornerstone Charter Academy.
Freshmen Autumn Marvin and Newlineo Manuel.
Sophomores Anna Grace Williams and Bryson Boast.
Juniors Ambika Labban and Luke Birk.
Seniors Samantha Wilber and Jacob Mell.
Seniors Delaney Sharp and Jordan Boast.
Seniors Haleigh Grazziotti and Evan Fitzgibbon.
Seniors Kirsten Berry and Jaquane Patterson.
Mattie Strong and David Orlando are the 2015 homecoming king and queen.
Freshmen Autumn Marvin and Newlineo Manuel.
Sophomores Anna Grace Williams and Bryson Boast.
Juniors Ambika Labban and Luke Birk.
Seniors Samantha Wilber and Jacob Mell.
Seniors Delaney Sharp and Jordan Boast.
Seniors Haleigh Grazziotti and Evan Fitzgibbon.
Seniors Kirsten Berry and Jaquane Patterson.
Mattie Strong and David Orlando are the 2015 homecoming king and queen.
Senior Jordan Boast poses for photos shortly after being crowned the 2016 homecoming king.
Senior Samantha Wilber is crowned the 2016 homecoming queen by returning 2015 homecoming queen Mattie Strong.
Seniors Jordan Boast and Samantha Wilber, who were crowned the 2016 homecoming king and queen, pose with the school's president, Dave Buckles.
Seniors Jordan Boast and Samantha Wilber were crowned the 2016 homecoming king and queen.
The varsity cheerleading team performed acrobatic stunts during a cheer routine given at halftime.
Foundation Academy, a private Christian school in Winter Garden, held its homecoming ceremony at halftime during a homecoming game against Cornerstone Charter Academy Sept. 30.
Eight couples including the 2015 homecoming king and queen, paraded around in vintage cars at the academy’s North Campus. The 2015 homecoming king and queen, David Orlando and Mattie Strong, crowned seniors Samantha Wilber and Jordan Boast as this year’s homecoming king and queen.
Before running off to finish playing the second quarter of the game after the ceremony, 2016 homecoming king Jordan Boast shared how great it felt to be crowned king. He said he expected it, somewhat, but it was still a surprise.
2016 homecoming queen Samantha Wilber did not expect her coronation at all.
“I did not expect it,” said Wilber. “But I feel honored that the student body would think of me this highly to give me such an honor and I’m glad that God was glorified through all of this.”
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