Homecoming 2026 Schedule – Neon Knights

HOMECOMING 2026 – Neon Knights

Monday, September 28

  • Regular Schedule – Out of Uniform – Pajama Day ($3.00)
  • Decorate doors with Homeroom classes
  • Door decoration judging to be done 7th Period – winning homerooms receive donuts on Friday
  • Homecoming tickets sold at lunch ($20 per person)
  • Seniors vote for Homecoming Court

Tuesday, September 29

  • Regular Schedule – In Uniform
  • Homecoming Tickets sold at lunch ($20 per person)

Wednesday, September 30 

  • Mass Schedule – Free Out of Uniform – Homeroom T-Shirts w/ PE Shorts or Uniform bottoms
  • Homecoming Tickets sold at lunch ($20 per person)
  • Seniors vote for Homecoming King and Queen
  • Over-Under/Tug of War Competition (Homeroom) in Large Gym
  • 6:30 Powder Puff Football Game- Junior Girls vs. Senior Girls (Jack and Pat Bush Stadium)

Thursday, October 1

  • Mass Schedule (In Uniform) – Homecoming Mass in the Auditorium 12:25 p.m.
  • Court Dresses up for official 2026 Homecoming Court photo following Mass
  • Homecoming Tickets sold at lunch ($20 per person)
  • 6:30 p.m. Public Pep Rally in the AHS Large Gym. Admission $2 or 3 cans (Non-perishable food donations will be collected by the Student Council for the River Bend Food Bank.)
  • Dancing with the Studs, Homecoming Court introductions, and crowning of the King/Queen

Friday, October 2

  • Regular Schedule – Out of Uniform – Jersey Day ($3.00)
  • Door decoration winners get donuts during Homeroom
  • Homecoming Tickets sold at lunch ($20 per person)
  • Football at Jack and Pat Bush Stadium vs. Maquoketa (Freshman/Sophomore 5:00, Varsity 7:15)
  • Homecoming Banner Showcase at halftime following marching band performance

Saturday, October 3

  • 8:00pm – 10:00pm Homecoming Dance in the AHS Cafeteria.

Event Policies:

  • Students are expected to arrive within 30 minutes of the starting time.
  • Students are to be in attendance until the last 30 minutes of the event unless parent notification is made to school officials.
  • When a student leaves the event, he/she must leave the school and cannot return. All dress must be modest, appropriate, and respectful.
  • All dancing must be appropriate for a Catholic educational setting. Students not meeting this expectation may be asked to leave the event, and parents will be notified.

Out of Uniform Note:

  • Students will pay for out of uniform during lunch periods (Student ID cards with out of uniform icon count for this), and hand stamps will be checked in 5th hour classes.
  • Students who do not have proper out of uniform verification will be issued Dress Code violations.
  • Day-specific hand stamps will be used to serve as a pass. The daily hand stamp must be shown to the student’s 5th hour teacher whenever out of uniform.
  • Out of uniform collections during Homecoming Week will benefit AHS student clubs and activities. Help AHS in supporting this worthy cause!

Declan Murphy named as a National Merit Semifinalist

We are proud to announce that Declan Murphy has been named a Semifinalist in the National Merit® Scholarship Program. This prestigious honor recognizes Declan as one of the top scorers for the Class of 2027 and is a significant step toward the National Merit Scholarship competition.  Congratulations to Declan and his family!

 

Congratulations to the Class of 2026!

We are justifiably proud of our recent graduates in the Class of 2026.  Our newest alums crossed the stage on Sunday, May 24, and we cannot wait to see the ways they will go forth to positively impact the world as they move on from Assumption High School.

Congrats to the 106 members of the Class of 2026 on your many accomplishments these past 4 years.

Bailey Alvarez, Luke Argo, Benjamin Armstrong, Emmanuel Assefa, Maxwell Azzaline, Justin Barrett, Nolan Bartels, Gauge Bowman, Hudson Bradford, Damien Bright, Greta Brus, Lena Buford, Brody Buhman, Anne Burchett, Emily Carroll, Isabella Chamberlin, Austin Clark, Koltin Clark, Camden Cornish, Kaydence Crowe, Ella Curo, Gianna D’Aprile, Ella Derrer, Dru Diaz, Jack DiIulio, Nolan Dittmer, Molly Dolan, Claire Eby, Bryce Edwards, Peyton Elliott, Lauren Ewen, Olivia Fernando, August Ferrell, Anthony Gambucci, Cole Goff, Brandon Gooder, Calen Graw, Renin Gray, Trevor Gray, Mariella Guerra, Gaven Gutierrez, Alexander Hady, Brianna Haney-Scott, Ella Heinrichs, Presley Heiser, Sophia Hillebrand, Jake Hintze, Mary Huber, Lucas Jennings, Annie Johnson, Ellyanna Johnson, Olivia Kahler, Carsyn Kelley, Sean Kersten, Grace Kindberg, MaryAnn Lai, Lilian Lanning, Brock Lansing, Jack Lawrence, Benjamin Leinart, Laisha Lopez, Yahir Mraceleno, Maddalyn Martinez, Brooklyn Mau, Chloe McDonough, Camryn Menke, Amelia Moore, Kolt Morgan, John Murphy, Clara Nagle, Carter Nelson, Anna Ngo, Nguyen (Sue) Nguyen, Charlotte Nigey, Ariel Nikulski, Avery O’Neill, Alexis Pilgrim, Julia Reagan, Andrew Riesberg, Erin Robbins, Brody Robertson, Collin Rowe, Aubrey Rushenberg, Delilah Ryan, Sophia Schilling, Vaughn Schneider, Lauren Schuster, Synceare Simons, Kathryn Snyder, Atalyssa Sodawasser, Izabella Soliz, Beau Stevens, Henry Stremlow, Ellison Stubbs, Mari Tapia, Nathan Thobe, Maguinlee Tierney, Jake Volquardsen, Jordan Werning, Elisabeth Weyeneth, Noah Williams, Andrew Wilson, Brooklyn Wilson, Graham Woods, Ainsley Wright, Kathleen Yeates

We would like to especially highlight a few select academic awards, and we encourage you to view the complete list of recognitions for all graduating students that was printed in the graduation program.

Governor’s Scholar

Anthony Guerra

Des Moines Register Academic All-State

Emily Carroll

 

Link to the Class of 2026 Graduation Program

 


Feast of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and Consecration Prayer

On June 11, 2026, the U.S. Catholic bishops consecrated the United States to the Sacred Heart of Jesus during a solemn liturgy at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Queen of the Universe, marking the nation’s 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
The Sacred Heart consecration is a spiritual dedication, asking God to bless, protect, and guide the nation. The 2026 event also coincided with the Feast of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus on June 12.
Families across the U.S. are encouraged to join in local celebrations, prayer, and acts of mercy. We encourage you to pray a prayer of consecration on this very special feast day with your family!
Most Sacred Heart of Jesus,
Fountain of mercy and source of all love,
look with compassion upon our nation.
Bless America with hearts renewed in faith,
minds guided by truth,
and hands eager to serve in justice and charity.
Protect our families, strengthen our leaders,
and inspire us to walk in the ways of peace.
May your light shine in every home,
your mercy heal every wound,
and your love unite us as one people under God.
Sacred Heart of Jesus,
we place our family in your care—
now and forever. Amen.

Save the Date: Made for More with Christopher West and Mike Mangione

Save the Date: Made for More

with Christopher West and Mike Mangione

Brought to you by Our Lady of Victory Parish & The Theology of The Body Institute  

 

Thursday November 12, 2026

7:00-9:30pm

Our Lady of Victory Church, Davenport, Iowa

Limited tickets available, get yours early!

World renowned speaker and author Christopher West, along with award winning musician, Mike Mangione, are coming to Our Lady of Victory with a beautiful multimedia event called MADE FOR MORE: VISIONS OF THE PROMISED LAND. Bring family and friends. No one should miss this awesome and inspiring event!

For more information about the event, or to purchase your tickets today,

go to https://aftontickets.com/M4MDavenport.

Watch trailer here