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| COLLEGE SAVINGS MISSISSIPPI
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There’s no time like the present to begin to fund their future. With College Savings Mississippi’s MPACT plan, you can lock in today’s tuition rates for tomorrow’s college students, avoid future tuition increases, and rest easy knowing you’ve got their college tuition covered. Our MACS savings plan offers you the choice of three investment options that allow you to begin to save not only for tuition, but other qualified expenses such as certain room and board costs, and required books and supplies. So, be proactive. Enroll today! www.CollegeSavingsMississippi.com
College Savings Mississippi Plans are administered by the Office of the State Treasurer, Tate Reeves
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The D'Iberville High School Junior Varsity cheerleaders wond first place at the MHSAA/UCA Cheerleader competition on November 19, 2011.
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D'Iberville High School is recognized as a High Performing School by the Mississippi Department of Education.
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Harrison County School District Attendance Policy
The school must receive an excuse within two school days after an absence, or it will automatically be considered unexcused.
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D’IBERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
VISION STATEMENT
All students at D'Iberville High School will achieve proficient level or above in all subject area test by the end of the school year.
MISSION STATEMENT
D’Iberville High School acknowledges the importance of a quality education conducted in a secure and gratifying environment. The mission of D’Iberville High School is to provide its students with an equal opportunity to learn by providing highly qualified instructors who incorporate various teaching methods to help students become confident and independent, life-long learners. Through the collaborative work of teachers, students, parents and the community, students are able to succeed in acquiring their desired goals and objectives in both the present and the future.
OUR BELIEFS
- Every student is entitled to a quality education.
- Every student is entitled to a highly qualified instructor.
- Students learn in unique ways and should be provided with a variety of instructional means to support their education.
- Students need to demonstrate their understanding of essential knowledge and skills, and they need to be actively involved in solving problems and producing quality work.
- A safe and comfortable environment promotes student learning.
- Students, teachers, administrators, parents and the community share the responsibility for advancing the school’s mission.
- A community’s involvement is an imperative factor in a school’s success.
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DANCE TEAM WINS STATE TITLE The D'IBERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL WARRIOR DANCE TEAM won the title: 2011 MHSAA 6A State Pom Champions. On December 16, 2011 in Jackson, Mississippi dance teams from around the state competed in different levels and categories. The Warriors competed in the 6A pom division with their routine, "Shuffle Mix." The team is made up of 10 members. Coach Angie Waites had this to say; "We were so excited and totally shocked." This was our first time to compete at state level. I am so very pound of the team, their hard work and commitment paid off. The 2011 season has been an exciting, fun, and bonding year. The Warriors are so extremely proud to represent D'Iberville by being the first ever Dance team from DHS to win a "dance" state title championship.
Parents, Students, & Community D'Iberville High School will be going through the accreditation process in Feb. 2011. Accreditation examines the whole institution-the programs, the cultural context, the community of stakeholders- to determine how well the parts work together to meet the needs of students. We have been gathering and collecting data and input for five years in order to excel during our review. If you'd like to know more about the accreditation process, please visit http://www.advanc-ed.org/.
You and your child may be receiving additional surveys, opinion polls, etc. in the next few weeks. Your input, feedback, and thoughts are welcomed and encouraged. If you have any questions, or would like to provide direct input into this process, please e-mail scato@harrison.k12.ms.us
DHS Report Card Harrison County School District
(Part A: No Child Left Behind Act of 2001)
The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 requires school districts to publish report cards containing certain information. The required information falls into three general areas: school improvement, teacher qualifications, and test data. A school that fails to make adequate yearly progress in achievement must be identified for school improvement. The report must contain information about the professional qualifications of teachers in core academic subject areas [English, reading, language arts, science, mathematics, foreign languages, arts, civics and government, economics, history and geography]. Highly qualified teachers are those who satisfied the NCLB criteria during the school year. The report must also contain achievement data for specific subgroups, two-year achievement trends and student participation rates.
Please contact the principal of your child's school if you have questions about this report.
Click here to view DHS Report Card
New! "Today's Tip for Parents" Helping your child do well in school is one of your biggest jobs as a parent. And now you can get help right on our website!
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| D'Iberville High School Events
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