Class of 2029

Ninth Grade Assistant Principal | Bruce Taylor | 754.322.0746 | Email  Ninth Grade School Counselor | Margaret Williamson-Rocha | 754.322.0751 | Email

Yearbooks

Purchase the Book

High school yearbooks are a great way to look back on Deerfield Beach High School experience as it will cover some of the highlights of the year with hundreds of photos relating to academic accomplishments, club activities, school sports, and special events. A yearbook is special because it captures the many fun memories of high school life and the achievements of the students.  So purchase the book at the lowest price in the county for the $95.00 Spring Sale! This offer will not last long as it ends Friday, May 22nd so purchase today online through the estore. Students that questions or would like to purchase a yearbook need to see Mr. Radecki in room 267.

Upcoming Freshman Activities

Final Exam Week

The Class of 2027 is scheduled to complete their final examinations that runs from Friday, May 29th through Wednesday, June 3rd. Throughout these days, the school will operate on altered bell schedule, with two classes per day.

Friday, May 29th : 3rd & 4th Period

Monday, June 1st : 7th & 8th Period

Tuesday, June 2nd : 1st & 2nd Period

Wednesday, June 3rd : 5th & 6th Period

*Exam exemptions will be completed using this Microsoft Form Link. The exam exemption window will open on Friday, May 15th, at 7:00 a.m. with a hard deadline of Friday, May 22nd, at 3:00 p.m.

Sign-Out Form

Parent or Guardian MUST fill-out and electronically sign this Microsoft Form Link by the deadline to be accepted. The hard deadline of this request is Thursday, May 28th, at 3:00 p.m.

Calendar of Class of 2029 Events

EventDateLocationCost
Freshman RoundupAugust 7 | 10:00amDBHS GymnasiumFree
Freshman AssemblyAugust 13 | First PeriodDBHS AuditoriumFree
Underclassmen PhotosAugust 20 | Gold Study HallDBHS AuditoriumFree
Underclassmen PhotosAugust 21 | Scarlet Study HallDBHS AuditoriumFree
Underclassmen Retake PhotosSeptember 18 | Gold Study HallDBHS AuditoriumFree
Underclassmen Retake PhotosSeptember 19 | Scarlet Study HallDBHS AuditoriumFree
Monday Homecoming Week | Student-Teacher SwapOctober 6DBHSFree
Tuesday Homecoming Week | 90s DayOctober 7DBHSFree
In-School P.S.A.T.October 7DBHSFree
Wednesday Homecoming Week | Disney CharacterOctober 8DBHSFree
Thursday Homecoming Week | Dress as your typeOctober 9DBHSFree
Friday Homecoming Week | Color WarsOctober 10DBHSFree
Homecoming Game vs. Cardinal GibbonsOctober 10 | 6:00pmButler Stadium$5
Homecoming DanceOctober 11 | 7:00pmDBHS Cafeteria$60
Midterm Exam Exemption Forms DueDecember 10 | 11:59pmOnlineFree
Midterm ExamsDecember 161st & 2nd PeriodFree
Midterm ExamsDecember 173rd & 4th PeriodFree
Midterm ExamsDecember 185th & 6th PeriodFree
Midterm ExamsDecember 197th & 8th PeriodFree
Freshman AssemblyJanuary 9 | First PeriodDBHS AuditoriumFree
Clubs | Sports PicturesJanuary 28DBHS GymnasiumFree
Yearbook DistributionMay 11 | A & B LunchRotunda$95
Yearbook DistributionMay 12 | A & B LunchRotunda$95
Final Exam Exemption Forms DueMay 22 | 3:00pmOnlineFree
Final ExamsMay 293rd & 4th PeriodFree
Final ExamsJune 17th & 8th PeriodFree
Final ExamsJune 21st & 2nd PeriodFree
Final ExamsJune 35th & 6th PeriodFree

Programs

Take Stock in Children Scholarship

Take Stock in Children Scholarship is an opportunity for any 9th grader to earn a two-year or four-year scholarship to any Florida public university.  This is a needs-based scholarship and it does have attendance and discipline requirements as well.

● A Scholarship: A Florida Prepaid PROJECT STARS College Scholarship, which can be used at any Florida publicuniversity, college, or state vocational/technical college in Florida.

● A Mentor: A volunteer mentor who will meet with each student, with cooperation from the school andparent(s), to assist and encourage students to achieve and reach their full potential.

● A College Success Coach: Local Take Stock in Children staff will help design a college success plan and guide eachstudent through middle and high school transition and into College.

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:

● Student must attend a traditional Florida Public School, a Florida Public Virtual School, a Florida Public Charter School, or a Florida Department of Education-approved school of choice utilizing a Family Empowerment Scholarship.

● Parent(s)/Guardian must submit the most recent, completed taxes.

● Complete all sections of the online application.

If the students have any questions have an questions, email Ms. Eade or stop by the Library with a pass during their study hall or at lunch.  

Ninth Grade Academy

The 9th Grade Academy has been set up to help students obtain knowledge in their pursuit of a bright future. Our Academy provides guidance in helping students set their short and long-term goals, stresses the importance of school, and provides positive feedback to our students and staff. This will lay the groundwork for success. Frequent recognition of student’s and staff, in and out of the classroom, is a vital part of improving student achievement.

Course Selection Process

Course selections are not guaranteed. The school counseling staff will review your academic records and place you accordingly. Some students may be placed in required classes based on test scores and past academic performance. Deerfield students will have a total of 8 classes, one of which will be a required study hall.

General 2026-2027 Student Body

Students who are not in C.B.A. or I.B. Magnet Programs should fill out course cards for the upcoming school year, 2026-2027. The forms should be completed for the transitioning school year grade level, not the current grade.

C.B.A. 2026-2027 Student Body

Students who are part of the Communications & Broadcast Arts Magnet Program should fill out course cards for the upcoming school year, 2026-2027. The forms should be completed for the transitioning school year grade level, not the current grade.

I.B. 2026-2027 Student Body

The International Baccalaureate Magnet Program offers a pre-selected advanced courses for the four year program that allows students to not complete a course card for 2026-2027 school year. I.B. students that have any questions, should contact their counselor Ms. Williamson-Rocha for guidance.

Attendance and Grades

Graduation Information