Congratulations to our October Employee of the Month Ms. Louise Jackson, Paraprofessional at Slaughter Elementary School. Ms. Jackson was recognized by the East Feliciana Parish School Board Tuesday night. Ms. Jackson has over 15 years of experience as a pre-kindergarten paraprofessional at Slaughter Elementary School. Her principal describes her as dedicated, full of school spirit, trustworthy, and always positive. We are so proud of Ms. Jackson and are incredibly grateful for her dedication to the students at Slaughter Elementary School. Please join us in congratulating her for this accomplishment!

about 1 month ago, Keisha Netterville
October Employe of the Month
Congratulations to our October Students of the Month! These exceptional students were recognized at Tuesday night's school board meeting for their Hearts of Respect through kindness. We are incredibly proud of our students. Please join us in celebrating them for their kindness and Excellence , Every Day!
about 1 month ago, Keisha Netterville
Quad Area Head Start Student of the Month
Jackson Elementary School Student of the Month
Clinton Elementary School Student of the Month
Slaughter Elementary School Student of the Month
East Feliciana Middle School Student of the Month
EF STEAM Academy Student of the Month
East Feliciana High School Student of the Month
EF Enrichment Academy Student of the Month
WORKING TOGETHER AT EFEA: We all have a role to play in ensuring our students are safe and empowered! Last week, Board Vice President Lillian Drake visited East Feliciana Enrichment Academy, where Student of the Month Roosevelt Dunn guided her through the school’s dismissal process.
about 1 month ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A board member, a student, and a teacher in front of a cart at EFEA and a banner that says excellence every day.
CES PBIS CELEBRATION: TAILGATING EDITION! To celebrate great behavior and positive citizenship during the month of September, Clinton Elementary School recently hosted a special tailgating party. Special thanks to members of the EFHS football team and coaching staff for coming out to inspire and encourage our youngest leaders!
about 1 month ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Students and adults in front of a banner.
Students playing basketball.
Students throwing a football.
Students and an adult with a football.

THE POWER OF PROGRAMS

Child Welfare and Attendance Supervisor Myrties Anderson, Afterschool Executive Director Dr. Tongia Sanders, and East Feliciana High School student and afterschool participant Brianna Leggett served as presenters this week at “Power of Programs,” the Louisiana 21 st Century Community Learning Centers fall training for afterschool program leaders across Louisiana. We are proud of their statewide leadership!

about 1 month ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
An educator and a student are presenting.
An educator in front of a display

CAREER CONNECTIONS AT EFHS: East Feliciana High School is partnering with Baton Rouge Community College so that students can work towards becoming Certified Nursing Assistants.

about 1 month ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
a group of six students in scrubs in front of a banner.
Slaughter Elementary School recently hosted their first Cloverbuds and 4-H meetings. Be on the lookout for information from your child’s school about how your child can participate in this and other community based educational programs! Thank you to each of our community partners as we work together to ensure our students are safe and empowered!
about 1 month ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A group of cloverbuds participants
A group of 4-H Participants
SPOTLIGHT ON INSTRUCTIONAL COACHING: One of the key initiatives in our strategic plan is providing meaningful ongoing instructional coaching for all of our educators. Our district science coach, literacy coaches, and math coaches play a key role in this initiative, serving educators and students by providing instructional modeling, helping teachers analyze student performance data, and ensuring excellent daily implementation of our high quality curriculum.
about 1 month ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Teacher coaching teachers
A teacher modeling instruction.
English language arts classrooms in East Feliciana Public Schools, including this 4th grade class at Slaughter Elementary School, are filled with students closely engaging with texts.
about 1 month ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Students diligently at work in an English language arts classroom.
Many of our schools hosted open house festivities last week - check out these highlights from Jackson Elementary School! Thank you to our families and our community partners who consistently show up to support our students and our schools. Engaging families and communities is a key priority area of Excellence, Every Day, our five-year strategic plan.
about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A teacher and a student look at data.
Students looking at books.
An adult and two students are smiling.
A parent and a teacher are talking.
A teacher and a family are talking.
A teacher and a parent are talking.
Many of our schools hosted open house festivities last week - check out these highlights from East Feliciana STEAM Academy! Thank you to our families and our community partners who consistently show up to support our students and our schools. Engaging families and communities is a key priority area of Excellence, Every Day, our five-year strategic plan.
about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A student shares data with a parent.
Everyone enjoys a snack.
A group of families gather in a classroom.
A teacher explains things.

Many of our schools hosted open house festivities last week - check out these highlights from East Feliciana Middle School! Thank you to our families and our community partners who consistently show up to support our students and our schools. Engaging families and communities is a key priority area of Excellence, Every Day, our five-year strategic plan.

about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Working on a science tool.
EF Drug Council Booth
Pelican State Credit Union.
RKM Primary Care.
People listening to a speaker.
Our East Feliciana High School marching band has reached the second round of the Louisiana First News Football Friday Night Battle of the Bands, and we need to you to VOTE!

https://www.louisianafirstnews.com/sports/high-school-football/battle-of-the-bands/#/questions

How it works:
-Each week, featured schools will appear in an online voting pool.
-Supporters can vote Monday at 8am through Friday at 5pm to help their band advance.
-Winners are announced each Friday night during Football Friday Night on Fox 44.
-Weekly winners move forward, with the overall champion earning the Battle of the Bands trophy and a celebratory pizza party courtesy of Fat Boys Pizza!

Our band had a phenomenal performance during Friday night’s win against Episcopal, and now we need you to join us in supporting East Feliciana's tradition of Excellence in the arts by voting today:

https://www.louisianafirstnews.com/sports/high-school-football/battle-of-the-bands/#/questions
about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
EFHS Band in Action
Battle of the Bands Bracket
IT'S ME! Pre-K students at Slaughter Elementary School made their names and were so excited to see their pictures come to life. Personalized literacy learning is an essential part of our early childhood classrooms.
about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Students making their names.
Students making their names.

LEARNING IS SWEET AT EF STEAM: East Feliciana STEAM Academy student Daniel Brumfield showcases a sweet potato he grew as part of his Intro to STEM Pathways course. He was thrilled to reflect on what he started with and the amazing final product! This kind of learning not only connects science and agriculture; but also teaches responsibility, problem-solving, and the real-world applications of STEM.

about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Student holding sweet potato

SPOTLIGHT ON ARTS EDUCATION AT JES: Mr. Williams’ 6th grade band students at Jackson Elementary School have been excited to try out different instruments and decide what they want to play. They will be well prepared to join the Tiger marching band next year!

about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Students playing trumpets.
Students playing flutes and drums.
Students playing trombones and trumpets.
A teacher assists a student playing saxophone.

CELEBRATE FREEDOM WEEK AT EFMS: Last week, East Feliciana Middle School promoted civic understanding and constitutional literacy through a school-wide learning assembly led by 7th and 8th grade social studies teacher Mr. Ceaser.

about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Student raising their hand.
Teacher speaking at a podium.
Studnets smiling in uniform.
East Feliciana STEAM Academy Principal Kenyetta Washington and East Feliciana Public Schools Data & Communications Supervisor Jonathan Loveall were recently accepted into the Teach for America Rural School Leadership Academy, a national cohort of educators, school leaders, and advocates who are shaping the future of rural schools. We are proud of these two leaders for their commitment to Excellence, Everyday; and we know they will use this learning experience to advance opportunity for our students and our community!
about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Text that includes the EF Schools logo, the Teach for America logo, and "I was accepted into the 13th cohort of the Rural school leadership academy" along with photos of two humans in glasses.
It’s time for district football in the Tigers Den! The EFHS Stadium has gone cashless, so get ahead of the game by purchasing your tickets in advance!

🏈 EFHS Football vs. Episcopal
🗓️ Friday, September 26 at 7 PM
📍 East Feliciana High School Stadium - 3501 Hwy 10, Jackson, LA 70748
🎟️ $10.50 - Purchase Online:
https://efschools.schoolcashonline.com/Fee/Details/694/557/False/True
about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
EFHS vs. Episcopal
PASSING THE BATON AT JES: Students in Coach Houtz’s physical education classes at Jackson Elementary School practiced their track skills passing a baton while running relays. Students were demonstrating various locomotor skills such as skip, gallop, speed walk, and run relays.
about 2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Students participate in a relay race.
Students participate in a relay race.