CHS crowns Homecoming royalty; Rosales makes history as first hispanic Mr. CHS

By Courtney Warren

Canton High School (CHS), part of the Canton Public School District, announced its 2025 Homecoming Court with a crowning ceremony that celebrated both tradition and historic achievement. The court was led by Mr. CHS Giancarlo Rosales and Miss CHS Ke’Ambriah Goines. Rosales’s selection marks a milestone for the district, as he is the first Hispanic student to be named Mr. CHS in the school’s history. The achievement coincided with the observation of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which spans September 15 through October 15.

“The entire court represents the diversity and talent within our student body,” a Canton Public School District representative said. “We are especially proud to recognize Giancarlo Rosales and celebrate this historic moment during a time dedicated to honoring the contributions of Hispanic Americans.”

The full Highest Court included Rosales and Goines, with Chrishawn Grant and Arianna Williams serving as the Mr. and Miss CHS First Alternates.

Additional Court Selections
The CHS court selection also honored students representing their grade levels and extracurricular programs:
●    Grade Level Representatives: Mr. and Miss Senior Jakari Gray and Ireyuanna Tedford; Mr. and Miss Junior Kaleb Parker and My’Ajah Tall; Mr. and Miss Sophomore Braylen Johnson and La’Jada Wise; and Mr. and Miss Freshman Quanterious Myers and Ah’Zorian Beal.

●    Student Leaders: The Student Government Association (SGA) leadership was recognized, including President Kinsley Pierce.

●    Career Center Royalty: The Canton Career Center (CCC) crowned Mr. CCC Ethan Nichols and Miss CCC Alexandria Luckett. The CCC also recognized several program queens: Miss HOSA Merly Orozco-Orozco, Miss Skills USA Suceli Ramirez-Miranda, and Miss TSA Madisyn Brim.

●    Athletic Royalty: The court recognized students representing various sports, including Mr. and Miss Football/Cheer Ian Smith and Gabrielle Pierce, and Mr. and Miss Basketball Jaylon Hollins and Aquriana Wade.

The Homecoming Court was celebrated during the district’s annual events honoring student leadership, academic achievement, and school spirit.