Running for Royalty by Ereny Elrayis
Issy Perez ran for 9th Grade Homecoming Princess with a strong message of unity and school spirit. Throughout the campaign, she worked hard to promote an atmosphere of fun, friendship, and pride among her classmates. Her posters and speeches reflected a desire to make the Homecoming experience special for everyone. She emphasized the importance of supporting one another, regardless of the outcome, and spreading positivity within the school community.
Despite running against three other candidates, Issy’s campaign focused on humility and leadership. In an interview, she said, "If I don't win, I hope Brooke Johnson does, out of the others." Issy’s dedication to her peers was clear in every interaction, as she prioritized the collective good over personal gain. She aimed to be a representative who would bring joy and inclusivity to the Homecoming festivities, showing that leadership wasn’t just about winning, but about fostering a supportive environment.
Issy’s efforts during the campaign were well-received by her fellow students, who appreciated her genuine approach. She demonstrated that being a Homecoming Princess meant more than just winning; it was about fostering a positive environment for all.
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Issy Perez is running for Homecoming 9th Grade Princess and is putting up posters in the school hallway to promote her campaign. She is running against three other girls. Perez said, "If I don't win, I hope Quinn Stigall does." photo by Ereny Elrayis