Academic calendar
School Year 2026-2027 runs Aug 26, 2026 – Jun 28, 2027. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
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A
- AGÉJE
- Association générale des élèves du Collège Jean-Eudes, the official student government body.
- Aigles
- Used as a term of school pride or to refer to the student-athlete community.
- Aigles
- The collective name for all competitive sports teams representing the school.
- AVÉ
- Association de la vie étudiante; the primary student life and activities association.
C
- CJE
- The standard abbreviation for Collège Jean-Eudes used in documents and by students.
E
- Eudien
- A student or graduate of Collège Jean-Eudes.
G
- GÉ
- Génie en herbe; the school's competitive academic trivia team.
- GÉJE
- Groupe environnemental du Collège Jean-Eudes; the student-led environmental committee.
- GÉME
- Groupe d'entraide par les pairs; the student-led peer tutoring and academic support organization.
- GÉNI
- Groupement Étudiant pour une Nouvelle Informatique; the student-run IT and technology club.
J
- Jean-Eudien
- A term used to refer to a student or graduate of the college.
L
- L'Aube
- The school's annual yearbook.
- L'Eudes-Express
- The official student-run newspaper of the college.
- La caf
- The school cafeteria where students eat lunch and purchase meals.
- La cafétéria
- The general term for the dining hall located in the basement level.
- La récup
- Short for 'récupération'; extra help or tutoring sessions provided by teachers during lunch or after school.
- Le Bistro
- A specific food service counter or area within the school's dining facilities.
- Le code
- Short for 'Le code de vie', the student handbook containing all school rules and disciplinary measures.
- Le costume
- The mandatory school uniform that must be worn according to strict regulations.
- Le menu
- The daily hot meal special provided by the food service.
- Le Pluri
- Student shorthand for Pluriportail, the digital platform used for all school communications.
- Le portail
- Common shorthand for Pluriportail, the school's digital communication and grading platform.
- Le Sablier
- The official student-run newspaper of the college.
- Le traiteur
- The external catering service (Chartwells) that provides the daily hot meal menu.
- Les Aigles
- The collective name for all competitive sports teams representing the school.
- Libre-Ex
- Short for 'Libre-Expression,' the long-running student-led newspaper.
- Local
- The standard term for a classroom, typically used with a room number (e.g., 'Local 214').
M
- MID
- Musique, Improvisation, Danse; the acronym for the school's arts concentration programs.
P
- Période
- The term used for a single class block or period in the daily schedule.
- Pluri
- The common shorthand for Pluriportail, the school's digital management system.
R
- Récup
- Short for 'récupération,' referring to the extra help or tutoring sessions offered by teachers.
S
- sec 1-5
- Shorthand for the grade levels (Secondaire 1 through Secondaire 5), equivalent to grades 7 through 11.
- Secondaire 1-5
- The standard Quebec designation for grade levels (7th through 11th grade) used constantly in student grouping.
U
- un retenu
- A detention session assigned to students for disciplinary infractions.
V
- VÉ
- Vie Étudiante, the department and office responsible for organizing extracurricular activities and student life.
- VEX
- Refers to the school's competitive robotics teams, a major extracurricular program at the college.
Z
- Zone fraîcheur
- The designated area for salads, sandwiches, and cold snacks.
Places and practicalities
Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.
- Agenda
- The mandatory school planner used for tracking assignments and containing the school's code of conduct.
- Bloc sportif
- The dedicated wing for physical education, gyms, and sports teams.
- caf_t_ria_chartwells
- Cafétéria (Chartwells)
- Carte d'identité
- The student ID card required for library loans and cafeteria payments.
- Code de vie
- The official student handbook outlining the rules of conduct and the mandatory uniform policy.
- Code vestimentaire
- The official uniform policy that students must follow daily.
- comptoir_lunch_au_forum
- Comptoir lunch au Forum
- Cycle de 9 jours
- The school's rotating academic schedule that operates on a nine-day sequence rather than a standard week.
- L'agenda
- The required physical school planner used for organization and teacher-parent communication.
- L'Agora
- The central gathering space and multi-purpose hall used for events and socializing.
- L'Auditorium
- The main hall used for theater, concerts, and school assemblies.
- L'Uniforme
- The mandatory school dress code consisting of specific branded clothing items that must be worn daily.
- La biblio
- The school library, used for research and quiet study.
- La carte d'identité
- The student ID card required for borrowing library books and identifying oneself on campus.
- La chapelle
- The school chapel, frequently repurposed for assemblies, cultural events, and formal exams.
- La COOP
- The school cooperative store where students purchase textbooks, stationery, and the mandatory uniform.
- La Forge
- The school's creative maker space and innovation laboratory.
- La MID
- Maison de l'innovation et du design; a specialized creative and technological hub.
- La Palestre
- A specific multi-purpose athletic hall used for physical education and events.
- La Place Publique
- The central indoor common area where students gather during breaks and lunch.
- La salle de spectacle
- The school's auditorium used for theater productions, concerts, and assemblies.
- La Salle Jean-Eudes
- The professional-grade theater and performance hall located within the college.
- Le 139
- The Pie-IX bus route, the primary public transit line used by the majority of students to reach the campus.
- Le 185
- The STM bus route (Sherbrooke) used by students to reach the school from the east or west.
- Le Bloc
- The sports complex (Bloc sportif) housing the gymnasiums and athletic facilities.
- Le bloc sportif
- The dedicated sports wing housing the gymnasiums and athletic facilities.
- Le Cap
- The Centre d'activités physiques, the school's primary sports and athletics complex.
- Le casier
- The assigned locker where students must store their belongings during the day.
- Le Centre
- The sports complex/centre sportif where physical education and Aigles practices occur.
- Le Centre Sportif
- The athletic complex housing gyms and training facilities for the 'Aigles' teams.
- Le code de vie
- The official student handbook outlining rules, disciplinary measures, and school expectations.
- Le costume
- The required school uniform that must be worn by all students during school hours.
- Le local
- Followed by a number (e.g., Local 123), this is the standard way to refer to any classroom.
- Le Mag
- Short for 'Le Magasin,' the school store where students purchase uniforms and school supplies.
- Le magasin scolaire
- The on-campus store where students purchase uniforms, school supplies, and required materials.
- Le Parascolaire
- The collective term for the wide variety of after-school clubs, sports, and activities.
- Le Pavillon
- The main academic building where the majority of classes are held.
- Masson
- Pavillon Masson, the secondary wing or entrance area facing boulevard Masson.
- Midi-rencontre
- Lunchtime periods dedicated to extracurricular clubs, meetings, or organized student activities.
- Parascolaire
- The collective term for all extracurricular activities and clubs offered at the school.
- Pavillon Masson
- A secondary wing of the school complex.
- Pavillon Vimont
- A specific wing or section of the main building often referenced for administrative or entrance purposes.
- Période 0
- An early morning time slot (before the first official class) used for sports practices or meetings.
- Pluri
- Short for Pluriportail, the essential online platform for checking grades, schedules, and teacher communications.
- Pluriportail
- The mandatory online portal for checking grades, schedules, and daily homework assignments.
- Récup
- Short for 'récupération'; designated periods where students meet teachers for extra help or to redo assessments.
- Récupération
- Scheduled periods where students can meet teachers for academic support or to retake assessments.
- Salle Jean-Eudes
- The school's major theater and auditorium used for shows and assemblies.
- Uniforme
- The strict dress code consisting of specific school-branded clothing that must be worn daily.
- Vimont
- Refers to the main campus building located on the corner of Rosemont and Vimont.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- School Year 2026-2027 runs Aug 26, 2026 – Jun 28, 2027.
- How much campus context is included?
- 37 approved campus terms and 50 local details are included in full.
- Are all approved campus terms included?
- Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
- Where does this guide come from?
- Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.