Jackson Elementary School 4th grade students had the opportunity to participate in the “JA in a Day” program led by volunteers from Junior Achievement of Baton Rouge. The students learned financial literacy and entrepreneurship skills through engaging, hands on activities!
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AT CES: A student at Clinton Elementary School leads a fluency discussion in 2nd grade math! The goal of our math classrooms is for students to take the lead in talking about and practicing mathematical concepts.
We're taking #HomegrownPride to new heights! For the first time in the history of Louisiana's letter grade accountability system, East Feliciana Public Schools has earned a district letter grade of a B!
Science students at East Feliciana Middle School investigated whether the insulation in cups that keeps liquids hot can also be used to keep liquids cold.
WHAT'S FOR LUNCH? Check out our November breakfast and lunch menus: https://www.efschools.net/page/cnp
ENGINEERING SAFETY AT EFHS: Teachers at East Feliciana High School strive to teach students that safety is not an option, it is a requirement! Students’ goal as young engineers is to reduce and eliminate risk by preventing accidents and hazards. 🧯😷🥽☢️☣️⚠️ Students in Ms. Kenyetta Washington’s Introduction to Engineering class have been researching safety and creating and designing their own safety posters.
Congratulations to our East Feliciana Public Schools November Students of the Month, who were recognized for being dedicated!
Congratulations to Mr. Bryson London from Jackson Elementary School, our East Feliciana Public Schools November Employee of the Month!
THANK YOU, VETERANS! We are grateful to all in our East Feliciana community who have served our community, our state, and our nation.
EXPLORING CLIMATOLOGY AT EF STEAM: Eighth grade students at the East Feliciana STEAM Academy investigated and reported on drought conditions at various locations in the American West.
SCIENCE LEARNING SHINES BRIGHT AT JES: Students in Ms. Walsh’s 5th grade science class at Jackson Elementary School worked together to research constellations and make posters about their findings.
CELEBRATING COMMUNITY HELPERS AT SES: Pre-K students at Slaughter Elementary School have been learning about community helpers! Last month, they spoke with a principal, a physician supervisor, firefighters, a school resource officer, and a dental assistant. They also shared their gratitude by writing thank you notes and drawing a picture to all the hard working school helpers on campus, including the cafeteria staff and the office staff.
BUILDING WORDS TOGETHER AT CES: Students in Ms. Rogers’ kindergarten class at Clinton Elementary School listen for the sounds to build the word using a chaining folder. Building students’ phonics and phonemic awareness skills is a key component of our early literacy classrooms.
STORYBOOK CHARACTER DAY: Elementary students celebrated Storybook Character Day on October 31 with costumes, read alouds, and checking out some festive and spooky books!
East Feliciana High School carpentry students demonstrated the ability to frame a structure while EFHS agriculture students used knowledge of previous NCCER lessons on hand and power tools. Collectively, all classes worked together to complete the model deer stand project!
Last week, the Exceptional Student Services classes of East Feliciana Public Schools had a wonderful opportunity to participate in Buster L. Brown Day at the Greater Baton Rouge State Fair. This special event was designed to bring joy and excitement to the students. Throughout the day, students enjoyed a variety of thrilling carnival rides, which added a sense of adventure and exhilaration to their experience. They also watched the Swifty Swine Racing Pigs Show, where the pigs competed in races, showcasing their speed and agility. To top it off, students were treated to a delightful picnic-style lunch, allowing them to enjoy a meal in a fun and relaxed setting — all at no cost. This event not only created lasting memories but also provided a valuable opportunity for students to develop their social skills. They interacted with peers
from surrounding districts, fostering friendships and building a sense of community among students with diverse backgrounds. Overall, it was a day filled with joy, learning, and connection for everyone involved.
FALL FUN IN EAST FELICIANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS: Last week, students in our elementary schools participated in the East Feliciana Chamber of Commerce Trunk or Treat held in downtown Clinton.
🍊✨ Satsuma season is here! We’re excited to bring a taste of Louisiana to our cafeterias with fresh satsumas from a local farmer! Throughout satsuma season, students will enjoy these delicious, easy-to-peel citrus fruits, which often stay green on the outside but reveal a bright orange, juicy sweetness on the inside. Satsumas are not only a fun, nutritious snack but also support our Farm to School initiative, bringing locally grown produce to our cafeterias during National Farm to School Month. #SatsumaSeason #FarmToSchool #HealthyKids
As part of National School Bus Safety Week, our bus drivers and riders practiced bus evacuation drills; and we presented special gifts to our bus drivers!
In order to explore the importance of precision in engineering design, students enrolled in engineering courses at East Feliciana High School wrote “code” for the design of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and then practiced precisely following each other’s PB&J code!
