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8th grade students at East Feliciana Middle School and East Feliciana STEAM Academy who will be participating in the Early College Academy at East Feliciana High School recently completed their applications for Baton Rouge Community College! Students participating in the program will take courses with BRCC at the same time as they take their high school courses so that they can graduate high school with both a high school diploma and an associate degree!
It is with great sadness we inform you that Ms. Alexus Lee, 2017 graduate of East Feliciana High School and teacher at East Feliciana STEAM Academy, passed away this morning. Please join us in wrapping Ms. Lee’s family in prayer and love during this difficult time.
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EXPLORING OPTIONS AT EF STEAM: Families of sixth grade students in East Feliciana Public Schools can choose our elementary school option or the accelerated project-based learning option at East Feliciana STEAM Academy. Last week, students from our elementary schools visited EF STEAM to learn about the school’s model from EF STEAM students during the annual Spring STEAM Showcase Day! Interested in this opportunity for your child? Apply today at bit.ly/efsteam25
THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SNO BUSINESS: To celebrate great attendance during state testing, students at each of our schools were treated to a cool sno ball treat! Thank you to families for your diligence in supporting your child’s attendance during state testing, thank you to our students for giving your best efforts on state assessments, and thank you to our Child Welfare and Attendance office for arranging this exciting incentive!
We were so excited to recognize our East Feliciana High School Lady Tigers basketball team at yesterday's monthly meeting of the East Feliciana Parish School Board. Congratulations to our student-athletes and our coaches on your accomplishments this season, and thank you for representing us with positivity and pride!
Our Child Nutrition Program will be distributing meal boxes on Monday, May 19! Pre-Registration is Required!
One shelf-stable meal box per registered child.
Please note: The number of boxes the district can receive is limited. Once the number of registered children meets that maximum, registration for the program will close.
Registration Form: bit.ly/EFMealBoxes
Drive-through Pick-Up
Location: Jackson Complex
Day/Time: Monday, May 19th - 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
The person picking up meal boxes (parent, guardian, or designated adult) must show identification at the time of pick-up.
A NOTE TO THE CLASS OF 2025: It has been such a joy to watch you grow and bloom during you time in East Feliciana Public Schools. Thank you for all of the special memories. Wherever you go, take your #HomegrownPride with you - we can’t wait to see what you accomplish!
Congratulations to Ms. Mable Jarrell from our Central Office team, our East Feliciana Public Schools May Employee of the Month!
APPRECIATING OUR EDUCATORS: From our bus drivers to our paraprofessionals to our classroom teachers, we are grateful for each and every educator for their service to the children of East Feliciana Parish! That’s why we were so excited to stop by each of our schools last week to serve a special breakfast on Tuesday and a special lunch on Thursday! We encourage you to take a moment to offer a word of encouragement and thanks to the educators in your life!
On May 1, East Feliciana STEAM Academy hosted their third annual White Coat and Pinning Ceremony for sixth and seventh grade students. First year students received their white coat to mark their mastery of the school’s aquaponics system, and second year students received a special pin for their coat. Interested in choosing EF STEAM for your child? We are now accepting applications for students who will be enrolled in grades 6-8 during the 2025-26 school year! Visit bit.ly/efsteam25 to apply today!
Last week, Jackson Elementary School hosted end of year awards celebrations for Pre-K, kindergarten, and first grade students! Join us in congratulating these young learners for their growth and accomplishments this year, and join us at this week's awards celebrations at all of our schools. See our previous post for the calendar!
STATE TRACK SPOTLIGHT: Congratulations to Kariah Dunn, who placed 3rd in Class 2A in the high jump at the state meet at LSU on Friday, May 9!
A SPLASH OF FUN AT SES: Slaughter Elementary School had an extra special principal’s field trip with top Bobcat Fun Run fundraiser earners. Pizza in the Park was a success! The splash pad was a great way to celebrate a wonderful school year.
Expanding Student Learning through Community Partnerships: Ms. Kimberly Hulbert from Pelican State Credit Union visited Jackson Elementary School 4th grade students to teach them about financial literacy as part of their Credit Union Youth Month programming. We appreciate our community partners at Pelican State for helping the students learn important real-world skills!
Expanding Student Learning through Community Partnerships: Kindergarten-2nd grade students at Slaughter Elementary School enjoyed very special guests from the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office K-9 unit division to learn training techniques and commands of handlers with their canine partners! The students were so engaged and excited for this opportunity! 🐾
ALUMNI PARTNERSHIPS AT CES: Thank you to the Clinton High School Alumni Association for their donations that were used to purchase basketball equipment for Clinton Elementary School. Two basketball goals have arrived, and two more are coming!
READY TO FLY! Mrs. McCurley’s Pre-K class at Slaughter Elementary School learned about the butterfly life cycle by tracking the progress in real life! The butterflies are ready for their next adventure, just like our Pre-K students are ready to fly to kindergarten!
Congratulations to our East Feliciana High School Track and Field teams on a successful regional meet! Join us in wishing luck to our state qualifiers as they compete in the Class 2A state meet this Friday on the campus of LSU.
EXPLORING RURAL LIFE: Gifted and talented students from Jackson Elementary School and Slaughter Elementary School visited the LSU Rural Life Museum to learn more about what life was like in the 1800s in South Louisiana.
