The important site information can be found in this board- stuff such as the rules, plot, species, classes, and the directory. Please read the pinned threats before registering. If you have any questions, feel free to ask- we don't bite.

The bulletin board contains all important announcements by members and staff. Any site news, plot events, or important role playing news can be found in this board. Please check this board, since important updates will be posted here. Also, possible future activity checks will be posted here.

If you have any questions about the site, feel free to ask in this board. Also, if you have tips on how we can improve, please tell us! This board is guest friendly, but please don't spam or advertise here.

Once you have read the information and made an account, post your character's biography in this board. Please fill out the form completely, and do not post in any role playing, character interaction, or claims board until you have been accepted.

The face claim, screen name claim, phone claim, and sign ups for sports and other extracurriculars. Please do not post in this board until you have been accepted.

Congratulations! Once your biography has been moved to this board, you're accepted and free to begin role playing. All accepted character's biographies will be kept in this board (and the appropriate subboard).

Character plotting pages- the threads full of colorful lyrics, relationship spots, and cute little forms- are posted here. If you are looking for friends, family, lovers, and enemies, start a plot page or reply to someone's.

If you wish to plan out a miniplot for your character or find a role playing buddy, post in this board. Member-created canons can also be found here.

In this board, you can find instant messaging, email, chatrooms, Myspace, blogs, and personal websites for your characters.

Nowadays, cell phones are a key part of communication. Calls, texting, and more are the main way many people keep in touch. Character's cell phones can be found in this board.

While it seems like everyone uses the internet to keep in touch, that's not always true. Other forms of communication- notes and letters, graffiti, etc. can be found in this board.

This handy little board is for keeping track of your characters, their plots, and their current threads.

Cavanaugh Academy is surrounded by a tall wrought iron fence. The main gate to the school is not without elaborate design. A large sign nearby declares the entrance to Cavanaugh Academy, Est. 1774. The main gate has heavy security protection, for the safety of those inside. All visitors to the school must check in, and all students leaving must have permission and check out at the guard station.

At the center of the main road entering campus, the fountain is one of the most popular meeting spots on campus. The fountain is a gift to the school from the class of 1887, and does not fail to flaunt the wealth and fanciness associated with Cavanaugh Academy. The fountain itself is large, stone, and circular. The water within remains crystal clear (usually), thanks to the landscaping staff.

The courtyard is at the exact center of Cavanaugh Academy. It is surrounded by the tall, red brick buildings. The courtyard has neat sidewalks, tall, lush trees, small bushes and flowers around the edges, and several picnic tables and benches scattered about. It is a popular hang out among the students. Most eat lunch outside, and spend time talking, hanging out, and doing their homework when the weather is nice.

Surrounding the school buildings is a medium-thick forest. There are several clearings hidden about, which make excellent places for secret parties, making out, camping, or just escaping the crowds. Although you might have to trudge through the deep undergrowth and heavy vegetation, it is well worth it to get to one of the secret, quiet spots in the woods. Once or twice a year, the school holds a camping trip out into the woods, and sometimes the older students enjoy scaring the younger students with horror stories about the woods.

There is a small student parking lot, for those who bring their own cars. Only juniors and seniors who have a parking permit from the school office may park in the school's lot. The parking lot is also home to many parties before and after sports games, since buses and other cars park in the same lot as the students. The parking lot is also near to the sports fields and security office.

Aside from fantastic academics and arts programs, Cavanaugh also has incredible sports teams. The school has large fields for football, baseball, soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, and other sports. There is a track that loops around the football field, where the track and cross country teams run daily, as well as other students who want the exercise. During the school day, especially right after classes end, one can hear the shouts and whistle-blowing from the dorms on the other side of campus.

St. Vladmir Chapel has services every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at six in the morning, and Sundays at eight and ten-thirty. St. Vladmir is a Roman vampire saint, an important religious figure for many raised in a traditional non-human household. However, the chapel is not unwelcoming to anyone unfamiliar with the history of nonhuman saints.

The main offices building holds the offices for the principal, vice principal, treasurer, and other non-teaching staff. There are also several meeting room. Students tend to avoid this building, and are rarely seen here unless they are in trouble, having their monthly meeting with their guidance counselor, or getting a pass to leave campus. The building is slightly intimidating-looking, especially to the students who know who is inside the building.

The gym is a very large room – despite the fact that this school is normal in most ways, the gym is perfect proof that it isn’t. There are combat training quarters and defense classes held here as well as the normal volleyball courts and a baseball field outside.

This is where all of the main classrooms are located – from English Literature to Algebra, Biology to Foreign Language, this is where you will probably be staying at for most of your time at this school.

Ah, the elective courses. From magic classes to learning how to control your inner animal, this is where all of the optional classes are located. There is a music wing along with a vast art department.

Cavanaugh Academy's performing arts building was renovated in the early 90's, thanks to a donation from a generous alum. The Sullivan Auditorium and Art Gallery is home to a large theater (seats 2500), a small theater (seats 500), and a large art gallery. There are also a few classrooms, dressing rooms, and storage rooms used by the art, drama, and music departments.

The Howard Library is the largest high school library in the nation. The Howard Library contains everything from endless reference volumes to classic novels to the latest Teen Vogue. There is also a vast selection of books-on-tape, CDs, DVDs, and VHS tapes. The library also has two computer labs and three conference rooms.

Watson Hall is the school's formal dining room. Watson Hall is used mostly for special events, such as dances, parent's week, and alumni visits. Watson Hall is complete with a large dining room, a ballroom, a smaller private dining room, and a humongous kitchen. Aside from special events, Watson Hall is off limits to students.

Graham Student Center is a key to the survival of many Cavanaugh Academy students. The Student Center is open twenty-four seven, except for on certain holidays. The supply store can be found here, always stocked with microwave noodles, vitamin water, granola bars, and slightly stale bakery items. The school's spirit store, which sells Cavanaugh Academy clothing, decor, and other memorabilia, can also be found in the student center. However, the most important part of the student center is the food court. The food court is home to McDonald's, Sanguini's (Italian), Cho's Authentic Chinese Food, Pizza Hut, Coldstone Creamery, and the Cavanaugh Cafeteria. The tables at the food court are centered around a large fountain and plant display in the center of the room.

Ross Hall is home to the dorms for the male students in ninth and tenth grade. The building has a common room with several couches, tables, chairs, five computers, and a television set. There are also several dorm rooms. Each dorm holds two students. Roommates are assigned, determined by when you post in the dorms claims.

Powell Building is home to the dorms for the female students in ninth and tenth grade. The building has a common room with several couches, tables, chairs, five computers, and a television set. There are also several dorm rooms. Each dorm holds two students. Roommates are assigned, determined by when you post in the dorms claims.

Flores Building is home to the dorms for the female students in eleventh and twelfth grade. The building has a common room with several couches, tables, chairs, five computers, and a television set. There are also several dorm rooms. Each dorm holds two students. Roommates are assigned, determined by when you post in the dorms claims.

Sullivan Building is home to the dorms for the male students in eleventh and twelfth grade. The building has a common room with several couches, tables, chairs, five computers, and a television set. There are also several dorm rooms. Each dorm holds two students. Roommates are assigned, determined by when you post in the dorms claims.

O'Dell Hall is a large, elegant apartment building near the dormitories. One and two bedroom apartments are rented out to teachers who would prefer to live on campus. The apartments themselves tend to be on the small side, but many teachers and faculty members chose to live here simply because it is close to work.

Are you new to DITM? Introduce yourself and get to know the members here! If you're leaving for awhile, please post here to let us know when you'll be back.

Here you may discuss anything you please. Absolutely anything.

Waiting in between posts? Bored and looking for fun? The games board is home to all of your favorite in character and out of character games. If you're starting a new game, be sure to explain how to play.

This board is for those looking to request graphics, or those who wish to open a graphics shop to provide graphics for other members. If you are starting a graphics shop, please provide examples of your work.

A board where the staff meet and discuss site stuff in private

This is the lovely advertising board. Inside you will find sub-boards for first time posting and linking back. Post in the correct board and follow the rules, please.

If you would like to swap minibanners with us, please post in this board. Your banner must be no larger than 88x31 pixels, and you must have our banner up first. Our banner codes can be found in this board.

Old role playing threads, plot pages, request threads, communications threads, biographies, etc. will be moved to this board when they have moved on to a better place. If you want something moved back to its original location, let us know.

Old OOC threads, games, news, activity checks, plots, etc. will be moved to this board when they have moved on to a better place. If you want something moved back to its original location, let us know.