Congratulations to our January Students of the Month!
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Seven children are superimposed onto a light blue backdrop. Above them are the words "Congratulations to our East Feliciana Public Schools January Students of the Month!" and the East Feliciana Public Schools logo. Below them, across a gold bar, are their names and schools: Chloe Jarrell, Quad Area Head Start; Mason Joseph, Clinton Elementary School; Chance Thompson, Jackson Elementary School; Emily Henderson, Slaughter Elementary School; Janyah Robinson, East Feliciana STEAM Academy; Ke’Myria Jackson, East Feliciana Middle School; and Chynna King, East Feliciana High School.
Congratulations to Mr. Sam Butler from East Feliciana STEAM Academy, our East Feliciana Public Schools January Employee of the Month!
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A person wearing a hat is holding a plaque shaped like Louisiana and a basket. He stands in front of a light blue backdrop with a cartoon yellow apple and the East Feliciana Public Schools graduation cap logo. Text on the background reads "Congratulations to Mr. Sam Butler from East Feliciana STEAM Academy, our East Feliciana Public Schools January Employee of the Month!
As part of the district's strategic plan, East Feliciana Public Schools prioritize providing advanced and individualized opportunities for students. As a result, graduation rates at East Feliciana High School exceed the state average. In order to ensure that students graduate ready for college, career, or service, East Feliciana High School partners with a variety of postsecondary institutions including Southern University, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge Community College, and Northshore Technical College to offer courses ranging from a variety of college-level courses to welding, automotive, CNA, and culinary arts. East Feliciana Public Schools committed to expanding the opportunity for students to graduate EFHS with advanced credentials in their pathway of choice.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A group of students in safety glasses stand in front of a car with an open hood
A group of students sit in a gymnasium in rows.
Two students in chef's coats stand behind two heating pans.
A group of students in welding hoods stand with an instructor.
As part of the East Feliciana STEAM Academy's problem-based learning focus, students have started to manage the daily care of the school's aquaponics system. Starting in the second semester, they will be incorporating plant life into their ecosystem.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A child runs a hose in a tub while behind him two children clean a piece of equipment.
A child drops a small amount of liquid into a container another child is holding.
Prior to the holiday, Clinton Elementary students had the opportunity to visit the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge, where they were able to study historic artifacts, learn about the burning of the building and ghostly legends, and imagine their own future as Louisiana leaders!
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A group of students stands in front of a display about Huey P. Long.
A student turns around from reading a museum display.
A student stands behind a podium in front of a large seal of the state of Louisiana and two flags.
Scholars in Mr. Pullen’s world history class at East Feliciana High School engaged in deep thinking as they completed their midterm exam covering topics such as the impact of imperialism on the world. Identifying and meeting student needs through the use of high quality assessment systems is a priority of East Feliciana Public Schools' strategic plan. We look forward to welcoming back students tomorrow (Thursday, January 5) for our second semester!
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A group of students taking a test.
Students at JES participated in a learning experience with Barn Hill Preserve and Kids Saving the Rainforest. They met several animals that contribute to the diversity of their ecosystem and learned about the importance of the rainforest and the steps they can take to protect it.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A child pets a baby joey kangaroo that an adult is holding.
A man holds a fluffy chicken.
Congratulations to Mr. Laron McCurry of Clinton Elementary School, our 2022-2023 Principal of the Year! Check out Mr. McCurry's accomplishments and learn about the great teaching and learning happening at CES: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKLIHRiZD4A
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A photo of a person in a tie and glasses is in front of a colorful backdrop. There is text that reads "Laron McCurry Clinton Elementary School 2022-2023 East Feliciana Public Schools Principal of the Year"
Congratulations to the members of our East Feliciana High School Tigers football team who have earned special recognition for their play this season. Special congratulations to Mills Dawson, Chandler Wilson, and Landon Wilson for their victory with the Eagles at the Red Stick Bowl. Chandler grabbed a key interception, Landon was recognized as the outstanding defensive back for the Eagles, and Mills was recognized as the outstanding quarterback/wide receiver for the Eagles.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A picture of a football team on a blue ribbon backdrop
Engaging families is a priority of East Feliciana Public Schools' strategic plan. Support your child's literacy development by downloading the FREE Louisiana Reads! app at https://www.lareads.org and signing up for literacy tips by texting LAREADS to (833) 460-0546!
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Introducing our new app. The Louisiana Reads! Mobile App - a parent resource platform to bridge the gap between at-home learning and classroom instruction. The app was designed with parents in mind so they feel confident being active in their child's literacy journey. The app's current age group focus is birth - 9 years of age with plans to expand in the future. You can visit https://www.lareads.org or download Louisiana Reads! from your play store. Check out "Story Time with Dr. Ty!"
The Center for Literacy and Learning is excited to announce its new texting service "The Literacy Lightbulb." This service will provide parents with literacy tips and activities that can be done at home. To start receiving your monthly interactive literacy tips, text the word LAREADS to 833-460-0546.
East Feliciana STEAM Academy students who demonstrated great citizenship during the month of November were invited to dress up in their very best holiday attire as part of the school's Positive Behavior Celebration.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A group of people sit on a stage wearing festive holiday outfits.
Jackson Elementary School recently hosted a family literacy night. Families had the opportunity to hear a variety of holiday stories, play literacy games, make fun crafts, and even visit the JES book fair! Engaging families is a priority of our district strategic plan.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A child holds up an ornament covered in peanut butter.
A child in a holiday outfit writes on a sheet.
Two children manipulate peanut butter on an ornament.
A child smiles as two adults stand by.
Students participating in the EF Accelerate/21st CCLC afterschool program at Slaughter Elementary School had a special holiday party to celebrate all their hard work during the first semester.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A child puts a decoration on a tree
Two children are smiling.
Three children are smiling.
A tree filled with decorations.
Students in Mrs. Johnson-Washington’s art class at East Feliciana High School decked the halls and foyer of the school to usher in the holiday spirit.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Three students stand in front of a holiday backdrop with gifts, a snowperson and a Christmas tree.
Students at the East Feliciana Enrichment Academy engaged in several seasonal learning projects, including sharing their findings from a Thanksgiving dinner budgeting project and exploring the math behind the 12 Days of Christmas.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Two children hold up posters.
A student works on a computer
Students at Clinton Elementary School spread holiday cheer at a special program last Thursday. Students collaborated with their teachers and classmates to prepare special presentations across a wide range of performing arts.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A group of students, mostly in red shirts, hold up their hands and festive sheets.
A child with a star headband smiles.
A child with a Santa hat smiles.
A child with red antlers and reindeer makeup smiles gently.
Students at Clinton Elementary School and Jackson Elementary School were recently treated to a magic show from DEMCO entitled "Making Accidents Disappear." The show covers the many hazards that can occur if electricity is not used properly as well as tips for safe electricity usage. Building partnerships with community institutions like DEMCO is a priority of East Feliciana Public Schools' strategic plan.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A man puts a special hat on a student.
Students react with awe to a magic show.
A man manipulates a wand. A child wears a magic hat.
To develop students as writers, East Feliciana Public Schools utilize components of The Writing Revolution, which helps students grow from writing strong sentences to writing strong compositions by embedding the development of specific writing skills into curricula across all content areas and grade levels. Here, fifth grade students at Slaughter Elementary School prepare to write a strong paragraph as part of their continued study of Louise Erdrich's The Birchbark House.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Two smiling children are writing essays.
CELEBRATING THE GIFT OF READING: Last week, Clinton Elementary School hosted its annual book fair. Students got to preview, sample, and purchase a variety of books and other goodies!
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A child wearing plush reindeer antlers holds up a book.
A child reaches for some books on a table.
A child points at some books on a table.
Students in Mrs. Sanders-Williams' kindergarten reading class at Clinton Elementary School lead instruction as part of the CKLA (Core Knowledge Language Arts) curriculum routines. East Feliciana Public Schools use high quality Tier 1 curriculum across subject areas.
almost 4 years ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A child points to a smart board as another student looks on.