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‘No One Eats Alone Day’ at D’Iberville Middle School
Students at D’Iberville Middle School spent their lunch period today making new friends and spreading kindness.
The school’s SAVE Club recognized ‘National No One Eats...
High School Seniors Take a Stroll Back in Time Ahead of Graduation
Some D'Iberville High School seniors will be taking a stroll back in time Thursday morning as they walk the halls of their former elementary...
Local teacher named VFW ‘Middle School Teacher of the Year’
It’s not every day that someone is named the best in their field, but one local middle school teacher was.
Jessica Yarber is a fifth...
Cruise in event at D’Iberville Middle School
This morning, D’Iberville Middle School students kicked off Cruisin’ the Coast with their very own classic car show.
Teachers and administrators at D’Iberville Middle School...
Poetry Café at D’Iberville Middle School
Students took a break from the classroom this afternoon to show off their poetry skills.
Students at D’Iberville Middle School took a break from...
Flowers for Sophia
The D’Iberville Middle School student council will hold a ‘Flowers for Sophia Myers’ fundraiser during the school’s Cruisin’ kick-off event this Friday, rallying behind...
D’iberville Middle School teacher scavenger hunt
D’Iberville Middle School teachers weaved through the streets of the city to work through a scavenger hunt, but ended up finding more about each...
Student Battling Cancer Returns to D’Iberville Middle School
After battling cancer for nearly a year, a familiar face is welcomed back at D’Iberville Middle School.
Eighth grader Matthew Anderson left school when he...
Holiday Cards for Recovering Soldiers
Some soldiers who can’t be with their families on Christmas will soon receive some homemade cards from a group of students at D’Iberville Middle...
D’Iberville Middle School Students Enjoy Car Show
Greasers and poodle skirts flood the stadium parking lot at D’Iberville Middle School today to kick off Cruisin’ the Coast.
Over a thousand students speak...