
Prom 2025 was a success, and we wanted to send a huge shout out to Ms. Myers and the Class of 2026 for organizing an AMAZING PROM. Her hard work and dedication created an amazing experience for our students. Also a huge shout out to our faculty and staff members who volunteered their time to provide supervision and ensure student safety during our prom. Special thanks to the following volunteers: Mr. Willis, Ms. Dixon, Deputy Perez, Ms. Lopez, Ms. Brookhart, Ms. Gray, Ms. Cueto, Ms. Lile, and Deputy Rios.


Dear Terrier Families,
Hello, this Dr. Roy calling with some important and exciting information for parents of students attending Prom on Saturday, April 12th.
We are thrilled for this special evening and can’t wait to celebrate with our students—it’s going to be a night to remember!
Please take note of the following expectations:
Students must arrive at the school by 4:45 PM.
Students attending the prom must use the school-provided transportation. Students will not be permitted to attend the prom unless they have arrived on the school-provided transportation. Students must also come home on the bus and will not be permitted to leave the prom venue other than on the school-school provided transportation.
The bus will depart promptly at 5:15 PM, and unfortunately, we won’t be able to wait for late arrivals.
For safety reasons, blankets and bags are not allowed on the bus. However, female students may bring a small bag for personal items.
As always, students are expected to follow the Glades County School District Code of Conduct while on campus, during transportation, and at the prom venue in Miami.
Please be aware that all students are subject to search by a school administrator, and canines may be present both at school before departure and at the prom venue.
We appreciate your support in helping us ensure a safe, fun, and unforgettable prom night for everyone. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to the school.
Thank you!
Dr. Roy

Congratulations to Addison Ridgdill who has been selected as a Sunshine State Scholar and is in attendance in Orlando today and tomorrow at the event for Sunshine State Scholars ! Addison is one our Collegiate students and is very involved in our music program.
Each of Florida’s school districts selects their top 11th grade students in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM). Each scholar, along with their parents, will travel to Orlando for an extraordinary program designed to bring together scholars from around the state, connect them with employers that specialize in the STEM fields, and create a networking opportunity between the scholars and schools from Florida’s College and State University System.

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Dear Terriers,
The Testing Schedule for April and May is attached.

Class of 2025 is officially on their way to Grad Bash at Universal Studios!


Happy National Assistant Principal's Week! Thank you for everything you do, Ms. Cueto and Ms. Gray!

Congratulations to our Seniors for Baseball Senior Night! Bright futures ahead of them!



Today we recognized our School Paraprofessionals for their amazing contributions to our school community. They are the glue of our school community!







Join us for our Football Parent Meeting!


You're invited to join us for our Community Advisory Board meeting!


April's Lunch Menu :-)

Congratulations to Lucas Lazo who is the District champ in the Traditional category in the 169 class! Also, an honorable mention to Adolfo Paniagua for his perseverance during the completion!




We would like to recognize all of the students who participated in 4-H Speech Competition, and we would like to give a huge shoutout to Stella Henry who won 3rd place in the completion for 6th grade.






Congratulations to our Seniors and their families on their Senior Night for Track. Thank you to Coach K, Coach Bradford, Coach Willis, and Coach Nate for their coaching and leadership this season.









Dear Terrier Nation,
We wanted to inform you that our upcoming Teacher Recruitment Event on Saturday, March 29th has been postponed. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.
We are in the process of selecting a new date and will share the details as soon as they are finalized. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.
Thank you for your interest, and we look forward to connecting with you soon!


Moore Haven Middle-High School is proud to welcome Mr. Deric Allen as the new Head Football Coach, bringing with him a wealth of experience and a passion for developing student-athletes both on and off the field.
Born and raised in Chiefland, FL, Coach Allen is a graduate of Chiefland High School (CHS), where he excelled both academically and athletically. An honors student with an impressive 4.23 GPA, he graduated in 2012, setting a high standard for academic achievement. He went on to attend Florida A&M University (FAMU) and Santa Fe College, and is currently completing his degree in Sports Management.
Coach Allen’s coaching journey began in his hometown of Chiefland, where he joined the Chiefland Athletic Association (CAAA). During his time there, he not only coached youth football but also led his teams to multiple youth championships. His commitment to the community is evident in the free football camps and training sessions he organized for athletes of all ages, providing valuable skills and mentorship to young players.
In his most recent role, Coach Allen made a significant impact at Lake Placid High School in Lake Placid, FL. As the Offensive Coordinator, Quarterback Coach, and Defensive Back Coach, he helped lead the team to its first 2A District Championship since 1998, as well as a Regional playoff appearance. His leadership on both sides of the ball demonstrated his ability to develop well-rounded and competitive teams.
In addition to his football career, Coach Allen is a licensed realtor and is certified in Emergency Management, skills that further showcase his dedication to serving and helping others in various ways.
Outside of his professional career, Coach Allen is a proud father to his 6-year-old son, D.J., who is his biggest supporter. His commitment to family, education, and football creates the foundation for his coaching philosophy, which focuses on hard work, discipline, and character-building.
Coach Allen’s deep connection to the community, experience in developing young athletes, and proven track record in high school football make him an outstanding addition to the Moore Haven Middle-High School football program. His leadership will undoubtedly inspire the next generation of athletes, both on the field and in life.
We are excited to have Coach Allen leading the charge for the Terriers and look forward to his continued success with the team!

Student's in Mr. Sharpe's Agriscience Foundations 1 course learned about Dairy Breeds, milk nutritions, and the differences in taste and nutrition between whole milk and 2% milk.







Interested in becoming a Resiliency Coach? See attached flyer.

It's the chance of a lifetime!
