At Morehead, we take pride in long-standing traditions. Listed are special events and celebrations we partake in.

Football Homecoming: At Morehead High School, football homecoming is a week-long celebration organized by the MHS Student Council in the fall. The festivities begin with a homecoming assembly that recognizes the homecoming court. On Wednesday at 6:00 p.m., the annual Powderpuff Game is held. On Friday, students, staff, alumni, and community members are invited to attend the Homecoming Parade along Washington Street, followed by the Homecoming Game at 7:00 p.m. in Panther Stadium. During halftime, the homecoming court nominees are formally recognized. The week concludes with the annual MHS Homecoming Dance on Saturday.

Basketball Homecoming: Basketball homecoming at Morehead High School is also celebrated with a variety of events throughout the week usually in late January/early February. Activities include a themed spirit week, a student vs. staff basketball game, and a pep rally. The celebration begins with a homecoming assembly to recognize the nominees. The student vs. staff game is typically held one evening during the week, and the Basketball Homecoming Game takes place on Friday.

Prom: At Morehead High School, the annual Senior Prom provides seniors with an opportunity to celebrate their accomplishments and reflect on their high school experience. The event is typically held in mid-May on a Saturday evening from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Seniors and their guests join classmates and teachers for an evening of celebration and fellowship.

Senior Week: Senior Week during May at Morehead High School features a variety of activities designed to honor and celebrate graduating seniors. Events throughout the week include Senior Awards Day, a senior slideshow presentation, a Graduation Walk through students’ former schools, a yearbook signing event, and a senior cookout organized by the MHS Student Council.

Military Ball: The MHS JROTC holds an annual Military Ball to celebrate its organization's accomplishments during the school year, while teaching military traditions and values. The JROTC members and guests build camaraderie while providing the cadets an opportunity to practice proper etiquette and demonstrate professionalism. 

Special Olympics: Special Olympics is an annual event during the Spring where all the schools come together to cheer on their special needs students. The event is open to the public so families are encouraged to attend to cheer for their favorite athlete. Special Olympics is funded through donations. Each school nominates a King and Queen then fund raise. The team who raises the most money wins the crown. Special Olympics 2026 will take place this year at Freedom Park in Eden on April 24. Opening ceremony and parade begins at 9am.