- November 14, 2025
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Juniors Gabby Endler and Araian Luna, members of the homecoming court, painted their pants to celebrate homecoming before riding in style during the parade.
A third-grade class showed off their school spirit.
Pre-K 3 students Vicky Lachinski and Olive Cope were decked out in TFA attire to show their school spirit.
Third-graders made posters for the parade.
Students led the parade with the American flag.
Everything was blue and gold during the parade.
Orlando police officers weaved around the parade route making students cheer and laugh.
Safety patrollers participated in the parade after helping to ensure everyone's safety in the car line that morning.
The Royal Choir played kazoos while walking in the parade.
Debi Savage, the lower school music teacher, proudly walked with the lower school choir in the parade.
Lower school cheer members chanted and cheered during the parade.
Lower school cheer members had a chance to share their school spirit during the parade.
Cheerleaders ruffled their pom poms while parading down the lower school car loop.
Cheerleaders brought school spirit to the parade.
Drummers in the pep band played a cadence as they marched in the parade.
The pep band brought the sound to the parade as they stopped to perform a few times on the route.
Christine Day and Robyn Whipple joined students in the parade.
There was no place like homecoming for TFA students. The theme was in celebration of the school's upcoming performance of "The Wizard of Oz."
TFA's volleyball team was out in full force for the homecoming parade.
Lower school students cheered as loud as they could during the parade.
Freshmen Lily Amadori and Tiago Wollitz, members of the homecoming court, waved to students cheering on the sidewalk.
Students in TFA's girls golf team and choir marched in the parade.
Sophomores Katelyn Kelley and Joseph Jebailey were all smiles as members of the homecoming court.
Sophomores Evelyn Kwak and Graham Weisz had fun riding in the back of a truck as part of the homecoming court.
Students on the TFA cross-country team walked in the parade.
Juniors Bear Reams and Gabby Endler, who are members of the homecoming court, smiled and waved to those they saw on the parade route.
Homecoming court juniors Meghan Kalstek and Oba Awosika laughed with joy as they heard lower school students cheer for them.
Members of the senior class made their way through the parade route.
Seniors Ava and Bryan, members of the homecoming court, loved seeing all the school spirit.
Senior homecoming court members Ansley Allen Middleton created bubbles while Hiram Walker waved as they went through the parade.
Senior Luke Hawkanson had a huge smile on his face as a member of the homecoming court.
Jennifer Elzeer, Christina Richart, Tiffany Grimes, Gissel Valois, TJ Ross, Kristi Summers TFA administration
There was no place like homecoming for The First Academy students, staff and families Friday, Oct. 24.
Students, staff and families were decked out in blue and gold for the homecoming parade, which had the theme of "No place like homecoming" in celebration of the school's "Wizard of Oz" production at 7 p.m. Nov. 13-15.
Student organizations, TFA athletic teams and the homecoming court smiled and waved as they made their way around campus during the homecoming parade.
