EXPLORING NATURAL SELECTION AT EFAE: Students at the East Feliciana Enrichment Academy explored natural selection through a hands-on “bottle neck” learning lab where they measured, recorded, and interpreted their findings.
SWEET DISCOVERIES AT EF STEAM: As part of their hands-on efforts to learn about various means of food production, students at the East Feliciana STEAM Academy recently foraged for spring berries on the grounds of the campus.
"EGGS"TRAORDINARY FUN AT SES: Students at Slaughter Elementary School participated in an Egg Hunt last month!
Last month during their science class, first grade students at Jackson Elementary School explored why it is daytime and nighttime in different locations.
Students at East Feliciana High School developed anchor charts that describe jobs within major career clusters. Each student identified a job they would be interested in under a given career cluster and conducted research to determine the role of the profession, education required, salary, and the approximate number of professionals within that career. Ensuring every student is on track to graduate with the credentials and competencies necessary to be successful in a pathway of their choice is a priority of East Feliciana Public Schools’ strategic plan.
Jackson Elementary School hosted their annual spring Sneaker Ball last month. The event was an opportunity for families, students, and staff to enjoy a fun evening together in style! Thank you to the JES team whose hard work made this event possible!
All East Feliciana Public Schools will reopen Monday. Thank you to all our community partners.
All East Feliciana Public Schools and offices will remain closed Thursday, April 11.
Congratulations to our East Feliciana Public Schools April Students of the Month, who were recognized for being team players!
Congratulations to Mr. Cedric Walker from East Feliciana High School, our East Feliciana Public Schools April Employee of the Month!
A SWEET FIELD TRIP FOR CES: The Clinton Elementary School Non-Cat Pre-K class took a trip to Mrs. Heather's Strawberry Farm in Albany, LA. As they picked delicious red
strawberries, they learned the process of growing them.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS SPOTLIGHT: Last month, our students competed at the Capital Area Special Olympics track and field meet hosted by Woodlawn High School. Congratulations to our student athletes on their achievements!
Participants in the TRIO program at East Feliciana STEAM Academy visited the Stennis Space Center, NASA’s premier rocket testing facility. They had the opportunity to engage in some hands-on discovery learning connected to the work they have been doing in their classes at school.
Jackson Elementary School classrooms are participating in a “Magikarp Madness” Kindness Challenge this month. Students are completing weekly kindness challenges and tracking them on a classroom calendar. Each week, the school identifies the classes with the most acts of kindness that will move forward in the bracket. Students in 3rd grade earned a kindness point by volunteering to read to 1st graders.
Last week, students from Clinton Elementary School attended Ag Magic Baton Rouge presented by the LSU Ag Center. Students took an interactive, visually stimulating educational journey through Louisiana agriculture and the environment.
A COMMITMENT TO SAFETY, SERVICE, AND LEGACY AT EFHS: Last week, students at East Feliciana High School participated in CPR training led by Wardell Lewis, BSN RN, a 2004 graduate of Clinton High School.
SPOTLIGHT ON SCIENCE AT SES: Students in Ms. McIntyre’s sixth grade science class at Slaughter Elementary School conducted experiments to explore energy storage molecules in living organisms.
The EFMS track & field team finished in first place last week at the Sherman/Brown Invitationals held in Woodville, MS. Coach Darren Matthews was named outstanding coach. The EFMS team has students from both East Feliciana Middle School and East Feliciana STEAM Academy.
A TASTE OF LOUISIANA AT JES: To celebrate great behavior and citizenship, the Jackson Elementary School PBIS committee hosted the school’s annual Taste of Louisiana Festival. Students learned about and tasted delicacies from a range of historic festivals across the state.
"Mobile Zoo" Stops at CES: Last week, students at Clinton Elementary School received a special visit from BREC’s mobile zoo program that is designed to educate the public while reinforcing the message of wildlife conservation.
