Academic calendar
School Year 2026-2027 runs Aug 1, 2026 – Jul 31, 2027. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
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A
- A La Carte
- The separate line or station for purchasing individual snacks and premium items not included in the standard meal.
- A, B, or C Lunch
- The three staggered lunch shifts determined by a student's third-block teacher.
- A/B/C Lunch
- The specific lunch shift assigned to a student based on their 3rd or 4th-period teacher's schedule.
- AFJROTC
- Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (Unit MS-20021).
B
- Breakfast in the Classroom
- The morning meal program where breakfast is delivered to students in their first-period classes.
D
- D-I
- The standard local shorthand for D'Iberville High School and the surrounding community.
- DECA
- An association of marketing and management students.
- DI
- The common shorthand abbreviation for D'Iberville High School.
F
- FCA
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a student-led religious organization.
- Fear the Spear
- The official athletic motto and rallying cry of the school.
H
- HOSA
- Future Health Professionals, a club for students interested in healthcare careers.
M
- Maroon and Gold
- The official school colors, often used to refer to school spirit or dress codes.
- Mu Alpha Theta
- The national high school mathematics honor society.
N
- NHS
- National Honor Society, the organization for high-achieving students.
S
- SGA
- Student Government Association, the body representing student interests and planning events.
T
- The Caf
- The main school cafeteria where breakfast and lunch are served.
- The Commons
- The central cafeteria and multi-purpose dining area where students gather for lunch.
- The D
- A common shorthand used by students and the community to refer to D'Iberville High School or the town itself.
- The Pride
- Short for 'The Pride of the Tribe,' referring specifically to the marching band.
- The Rez
- A nickname for the school and its athletic grounds, short for 'The Reservation,' referencing the Warrior mascot.
- The St. Martin Game
- Refers to the annual rivalry football game against St. Martin High School, often the most attended event of the year.
- The Tribe
- The official name for the student section at athletic events.
- The Ville
- A common nickname for D'Iberville used by students and the community.
W
- Warrior Nation
- The collective term for the school community, students, and alumni.
- Warrior Pride
- The school's primary slogan and a general term for school spirit.
- Warrior Way
- The school's official code of conduct and behavioral expectations (Respect, Responsibility, and Readiness).
- Warriors
- The school mascot and the collective term for the student body.
Places and practicalities
Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.
- 4x4 Block
- The scheduling system where students take four 90-minute classes each semester.
- 9th Grade Academy
- The dedicated wing of the school specifically for freshman classes.
- A/B Day
- The alternating block schedule system used to manage class rotations.
- ActiveParent
- The online portal used by students and parents to monitor grades, attendance, and discipline.
- Buddy D'Iberville Stadium
- The primary athletic stadium used for football games and track meets.
- Buddy Singleton Stadium
- The football stadium and track facility located on campus.
- Canvas
- The online learning management system used for coursework and submitting assignments.
- Chromebooks
- The 1:1 technology devices issued to all students for classroom assignments and testing.
- Clear Bag Policy
- The security requirement for all guests attending athletic events at the stadium.
- d_iberville_high_school_cafeteria
- D'Iberville High School Cafeteria
- DragonFly
- The digital platform used by athletes to submit physicals and eligibility paperwork.
- Late Start
- Specific days, often for teacher professional development, where school begins later than the standard 7:30 AM time.
- PowerSchool
- The student information system used to check official final grades and attendance.
- Schoology
- The Learning Management System used by students to access assignments and grades.
- Student ID
- A required card for students used for cafeteria purchases, library checkouts, and identification on campus.
- The 100-500 Halls
- The numbered wings of the school where specific subject departments are located (e.g., 100 for English, 500 for Science).
- The 100-800 Halls
- The numbered hallways used to navigate the school's academic wings.
- The Band Hall
- The dedicated building used for the Pride of D'Iberville marching band rehearsals.
- The Band Room
- The dedicated wing for the D'Iberville Pride of the Tribe marching band.
- The Commons
- The large open area used for dining and as a general student hub.
- The D
- A common shorthand nickname for D'Iberville High School itself.
- The Field House
- The athletic facility housing weight rooms and locker rooms.
- The Fieldhouse
- The athletic facility located near the stadium used for weight training and sports meetings.
- The Front Office
- The main administrative area for handling attendance, check-outs, and official business.
- The Loop
- The designated traffic area in front of the school for student drop-off and pick-up.
- The Media Center
- The school library and central hub for research and digital resources.
- The PAC
- The Performing Arts Center, used for theater productions and band concerts.
- The Swamp
- The nickname for Buddy D'Iberville Stadium, the home field for the school's football and soccer teams.
- The Warrior Dome
- The school's main gymnasium, used for basketball, volleyball, and pep rallies.
- Warrior Dome
- The main gymnasium used for basketball games, volleyball, and pep rallies.
- Warrior Stadium
- The football and track facility located on the school grounds.
- Warrior Time
- A designated period during the school day for remediation, tutoring, or club meetings.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- School Year 2026-2027 runs Aug 1, 2026 – Jul 31, 2027.
- How much campus context is included?
- 27 approved campus terms and 32 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.