I can't say enough about this school! The staff are absolutely the best in so many ways! They love…read moreall the children and want the best for them. My first grader is reading at a third grade level! Both of my kids are getting a wonderful foundation! It's also nice to have God in their daily lives.

I happened to be nearby in Biloxi and decided to make the short drive to Ocean Springs to visit the…read moreWalter Anderson Museum and the Shearwater Pottery. I was not expecting to see such a cute small town with a lot of eateries, boutiques, a semi-hilly beach town. Very cute and a lot of the houses are cottages. I am not sure what the population size is, I am sure I could search for it on the internets, but why. Everyone seemed to be friendly. The roads seemed to all be lined with large trees, the harbor full of boats. Very easy to get around here. I don't know why I haven't ever come here before. That is a mistake I will not be making again!

This small city has lots to offer! I've told my husband it's where I want to retire. It is a good…read moresize (approx. 17,000) for a small town feel, but also a short ten minute drive to Biloxi for casinos, larger beaches geared more toward tourists, etc. Noted as the home of artist Walter Anderson, it offers a museum honoring his life and work. The downtown area has a number of quirky local eateries and boutiques/shops. The cottage style architecture and shade trees line the main roads in this area and add so much historic, coastal charm. Everywhere I visited the locals were super friendly and it is easy to get around everywhere. Charming place to visit or live.

Before moving my children to St Martin I looked at every aspect in every direction. Among other…read morethings the reviews seemed good for the schools. unfortunately that is not the case for St Mart High School. The communication level is absolutely horrible. There is not enough space nor time for me to go into detail. The fights are awful and unable to be controlled by the teachers from what I have seen on many videos sent to my child. Overall I'm so glad that I have taken my child out of this school.

I've just finished my 9th grade year there and it was pretty good. I had my ups and downs but my…read moreteachers helped my during my downs. Overall great school and very very nice staff. I would recommend this school to anybody.

Some lovely things happen here in the South. And this…read moreSinging of the Unsung has to be directed at a whole squad of people... I was driving a neighbor to band practice in Ocean Springs, when he told me the coolest story about D'Iberville High (he attends Ocean Springs HS). Backstory: There is a boy named Jaxon, who attends Kindergarten at an Ocean Springs MS elementary school. He's been diagnosed with a tumor. The town is rallying around him, complete with a "Homeruns for Jaxon" drive that you'll see signs for at places like the hospital. At a recent Ocean Springs High School home football game against cross-town rivals D'Iberville High School, something pretty neat happened. The D'Iberville cheerleaders gathered and, during the game, marched around the track, built themselves into a two-cheerleader high formation, and unfurled a huge banner that said "DHS is praying for Jaxon." Wow.

Wow, D'Iberville High. It is truly a one-of-a-kind place to redeem academics and learn more about…read moreyourself that any other high school on the Gulf Coast, speaking for students. While its campus maintains its fairly proficient physical status as it should under county-owned diligance, its interior exceeds phenomena in all forms of unique attributes. And when I say interior, I mean all aspects of high school activity that is accounted for when it comes to campus energy. The staff is mostly welcoming and careful- even if they don't fit your expectations, you'll get used to them if you get to know them well enough. On balancing hands, if the students at DHS were to be polled for characteristic traits compared to most schools down in the south here, they would most likely be dubbed "most egotistical". This IS NOT an unfortunate insight into the school's social atmosphere, rather an honest bug I would not feel comfortable caging in from viewers. I am being as honest as I can be. On the the other hand of the balance, their egos are one of the central backbones to the school's driven pride rate. To support this claim, DHS's student section during football games is acclaimed as one of the most prominent traditions. This stands out from most high schools in comparison to the whole state of Mississippi! The school's extracurricular activity is also a buzz. The football team's annual variation in quality marks the school as perhaps more supportive of the team in general. The soccer team, baseball team, cross country team, track team, basketball team, tennis team, golf team, swim team, archery team, and many other teams are also very influential in the high school's general atmosphere in relation to the students enrolled there. While all these quality's urge students and staff to maintain their best during the year, the academic status is also exceedingly advanced. I hope this review helps you and all of your relations I hope you have with this school in the future. After all, I am a student here. Ever since I've been drastically accustomed to the era of times at DHS since my arrival, I can most definitely say this place plays a huge part in my erratic developmental status as a teenager. D'Iberville High School's pivotal prospect for me is yet to happen. Yet, I may be experiencing this change almost everyday as I walk through its yellow-brick and tile hallways.

Wonderful school! Great teachers! Very clean and cute! They really care and love all the children!read more