It’s only been four weeks of school, yet students are already swamped with homework and assessments. Luckily, Homecoming day two allowed them to not spend extra energy on changing and rolling out of their beds in pajamas. 

“I’m getting quizzes and tests back to back plus tons of homework on top of that. Pajama day couldn’t have come at a better time because being comfy at school made things feel a little less terrible,” sophomore Aiyana Luk said. 

_{Students coordinated with each other to spend pajama day not only comfy, but matching as well. (Photos/Adiya Mukhitdinov, Maddie Zhuravel and Uma Hedge)}

_{Pajama day created a relaxed atmosphere for all and a break from typical uniform. “I didn’t have to stress about my uniform and simply could get ready for the day without the extra step of uniform,” junior Sammie Szeto said. (Photos/Adiya Mukhitdinov, Alina Sukovskaya and Maddie Zhuravel)}

_{The most common trend within pajama day is plaid, a print that is timeless. (Photos/Maddie Zhuravel, Alina Sukhovskaya and Daniel Harper)}

_{During lunch, students got to decorate faculty and staff’s golf carts to represent their class colors. “SGA likes to do golf cart decorating because it’s a fun teamwork event for your class and seeing the decorated golf carts everyday that week increases school spirit,” SGA president Hillary Kowitt said. (Photos/Alina Sukhovskaya and Roma Agarwal)}