“We are so proud of all of our schools for their continued growth,” noted Superintendent Keisha L. Netterville. “There is still more work to do, but today is a day to say thank you to each of you for embodying Excellence, Every Day.”
For more information about how to support our community food banks, call: Clinton: Edith Spears: 225-681-2311
Jackson: Dianne Parker, 225-278-1842
Wilson: Yvonne Allen, 225-328-4558
SPOTLIGHT ON HIGH-DOSAGE MATH TUTORING: Last week, students at all of our elementary schools began participating in high-dosage math tutoring provided by virtual tutors from Purple Ruler. The purpose of these sessions is for students to work with their tutors to practice and master the most important math skills for their grade level. Take a look at some of our second grade students at Jackson Elementary School in action!
HONORING OUR VETERANS IN EAST FELICIANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS: At East Feliciana STEAM Academy, students learned about their family members who are veterans and heard from veterans Henry Taylor and Patrick Turner, who shared inspiring words about service, patriotism, and leadership. Their stories reminded students of the true meaning of commitment and gratitude.
Paraprofessional Ms. Davis works closely with students at Clinton Elementary School to strengthen their skills, build confidence, and help each child reach their full potential. Through hands- on learning and encouragement, students are growing one lesson, one goal, and one dream at a time!
Check out the fresh loofah gourds growing in the East Feliciana STEAM Academy gardens!
Tuesday, November 11 is Veterans Day. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all those in East Feliciana Parish who have answered our nation’s call to service. Stay tuned to Sunday’s newsletter to see how our students and our schools are honoring our veterans!
In East Feliciana Public Schools, Excellence, Every Day means leading in our community and leading beyond our community - even at the national level! This past week, Exceptional Student Services Director Latrice Smith presented at the national conference of the Council of Administrators of Special Education (CASE) in Oklahoma City! We are proud of your work to elevate equity and outcomes for students with disabilities in our district, our state, and our nation!
DONUTS WITH GRANDS AT SES
Last week, Slaughter Elementary School hosted the first round of their “Donuts with Grands” event in their new assembly hall. We are so grateful for the ways our community comes together across generations to support our students! Stay tuned for more exciting family and community events at all of our schools!
Miss and Mr. CES: Madisyn Profit and Carter Robinson
Miss and Mr. JES: De'Liyah Smith and Jaiden Jolla
Miss and Mr. EF STEAM: Makayla Jarrell and Emanuel Dominic, Jr.
Miss and Mr. EFMS: Aubree Link and Kendrick Jackson
Miss and Mr. EFHS: Mar'Kayla Armstead and KiDarius Miller
Through dazzling coronation ceremonies that fused our fierce tiger mascot with a spooky, Halloween-inspired atmosphere, we embraced our hauntingly festive Homecoming theme, Nightmare in the Tigers Den, with creativity, unity, and unmistakable East Feliciana flair. Our weeklong Homecoming celebration showcased both school spirit and our unwavering commitment to Excellence, Every Day, culminating in a commanding Friday night football victory over the Baker Buffaloes that left no doubt that East Feliciana Tigers embrace excellence in every endeavor!
As part of the national Lights On Afterschool initiative, students in the EF Accelerate afterschool program participated in Clinton Mayor Pro Tem Janice Betrece’s annual Trunk or Treat in downtown Clinton. Participants and supporters included blues icon Kenny Neal, East Feliciana Sheriff’s Office and Warden Kenny Sanders, McManus Fire Department, the Clinton High School Alumni Association, Curry Pharmacy, Audubon Regional Library, Progressive Eastern Star 186 and Mt. Zion Masonic Lodge, Feliciana Friends and Family Mardi Gras, WAFB, Blessed by Grace, Demco and the East Feliciana Ministers Conference.
FLYING HIGH WITH 4-H AT SES
East Feliciana 4-H hosted its first ever drone workshop with fifth and sixth grade students at Slaughter Elementary School. Students explored drone technology, practiced flying, and learned how STEM connects agriculture and beyond! We are grateful for our partnership with 4-H as we spark curiosity and creativity in our student leaders.
