EFMS HOSTS BETA CLUB INDUCTIONS: East Feliciana Middle School hosted their Beta Club induction ceremony last week. The national Beta organization promotes the ideals of achievement, character, leadership, and service.
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A student stands with two aduults.
A student stands with two adults by a podium draped with the Beta emblem
A smiling student and two smiling adults.
A student in a wheelchair and two adults.
Students in Mrs. Gibbs’ kindergarten math class at Slaughter Elementary School have been modeling their thinking for their classmates!
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A student is doing visual math work on a whiteboard.
A student works on a smartboard.
Jackson Elementary School observed Read Across America week with guest readers and special “Book and Blanket” and “Teen Cafe” reading activities. Thank you to paraprofessional Trellia Freeman for coordinating this exciting celebration of literacy!
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A person wearing a cookie reads a book.
A person holding a book stands in a hallway with a group of students.
A person with a group of students smiling.
A person reads a book to students while wearing a fancy hat.
Students read by flashlight.
"Nacho" Average Artists at EF STEAM: East Feliciana STEAM Academy students enrolled in the EF Accelerate afterschool program celebrated Pi Day on 3-14 by designing nacho art that represented the concept of Pi.
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Bryson is the first place winner with art featuring chips and jalapenos
Reina wins second place.
Janyah is in the cafeteria. She won third place.
Kolston just used chips and earned honorable mention.
SHAPING THE FUTURE WITH ART AT CES: Last week, students at Clinton Elementary School painted their unit project in art class. The unit covers creating drawings using geometric shapes and blending colors.
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A student is painting
A student is painting a house.
A student is beginning a painting.
A student is painting a house.
This week, juniors at East Feliciana High School participated in their class ring ceremony, signing the commitment to graduate and celebrating their success through their high school journey so far.
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A group of five students show off their rings in a gymnasium.
Mrs. Smith’s 2nd graders at Slaughter Elementary are working on repeated addition. Many of her students are writing multiplication sentences already! Mrs. Smith uses small group instruction as an opportunity to accelerate all students’ learning based on their individual needs.
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Students working at a table with a teacher.
A smiling student has drawn a repeated addition problem.
Congratulations to our March Students of the Month, who were recognized for their LEAD citizenship!
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Seven children are superimposed onto a light blue backdrop. Above them are the words "Congratulations to our East Feliciana Public Schools March Students of the Month!" and the East Feliciana Public Schools logo. Below them, across a gold bar, are their names and schools: Easton Heflin, Quad Area Head Start; Chance White, Clinton Elementary School; Jasmine Cook, Jackson Elementary School; Tali Carter, Slaughter Elementary School; Gabriel Williams, East Feliciana STEAM Academy; Charles Bryant, East Feliciana Middle School; and Lucas McMullen, East Feliciana High School.
LIFE CYCLES IN ACTION AT JES: Ms. Griffith’s 3rd grade science students at Jackson Elementary School are raising butterflies as part of their study of life cycles. They set up the habitat for their new caterpillars and are looking forward to seeing them grow and change!
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Students with a book in front of a butterfly net.
Growing Together at CES and EFMS: 4-H members at Clinton Elementary School and East Feliciana Middle School recently did spring planting in their school garden beds!
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A student holds up a plant.
A student uses a shovel.
A student holds a plant.
Students and an adult smiling as they plant.
A student waters a garden bed.
A student holds a strawberry plant.
Students and adults showcase their garden beds.
CARING FOR CARROTS AT EF STEAM: 7th graders at the East Feliciana STEAM Academy took a break from programming their microbits to tend to their gardens. They harvested a whole bucket of carrots, continuing their discussion on how carrots naturally grow in different shapes and how these carrots are actually more “natural” than the “picture-perfect” carrots you may see in stores.
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A student holds up two carrots.
Students amazed at carrots.
Student holds up carrots.
Student showcases carrots.
Last month, East Feliciana High School hosted a Black History Month program entitled 'What Can You Contribute to the Future - African Americans and the Arts.' The program featured a skit inspired by the theme entitled "Black to the Future."
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Students in a gymnasium are at a table performing a theatre piece. The table is labeled "Black to the Future."
A teacher singing with a microphone at a podium.
STUDENTS IN THE SPOTLIGHT AT EFMS: The student-led Black History showcase at East Feliciana Middle School featured celebrations of inspirational figures like astronaut Mae Jemison as well as opportunities for students to highlight their own public speaking skills.
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A student in an astronaut outfit speaks as another student watches.
A student in a dress shirt speaks using a microphone.
As part of celebrating Black History Month, students at East Feliciana Enrichment Academy incorporated English language arts into their science learning by reading the book ‘Gifted Hands’ by neurosurgeon Ben Carson and developing presentations & acrostic poems about Dr. Carson.
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A student speaks in front of a display board featuring Dr. Carson.
A student stands in front of a display board featuring Dr. Ben Carson.
A student talking about Dr. Ben Carson.
INVESTIGATING TEXTS TO CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY AT SES: At Slaughter Elementary School, 6th graders worked collaboratively in Mrs. Green’s English language arts class to celebrate Black History Month by diving into text about Muhammad Ali.
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Students writing on worksheets.
Three students writing together.
Jackson Elementary School’s annual Black History Program showcased students’ amazing talent and knowledge. The program, titled “Homecoming: Honoring Louisiana HBCUs and Their Legacies,” featured student readings and performances highlighting each HBCU as well as the “Divine 9” fraternities and sororities. The entire school participated in a mass choir led by music teacher Mr. Bryant Harris, a proud HBCU graduate who also sang and played his trumpet in the program. Thank you to Mr. Bryson London, 5th and 6th grade teacher, for planning and organizing this awesome celebration of Black History.
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Students in shirts with the starting years of sororities and fraternities are in a gym.
Two students representing AKAs.
Two students representing Alphas.
A student reads at a podium as a teacher stands by.
Last week, students at Clinton Elementary School celebrated the culmination of their Black History Month learning with a school-wide program featuring student performances.
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Pre-K class in front of a banner.
A student is speaking in front of a banner.
Students hold up signs with positive words on them.
Students wearing hats that say "We have a dream."
Congratulations to Ms. Jherica Kelly from East Feliciana Enrichment Academy, our East Feliciana Public Schools March Employee of the Month!
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A person is smiling. She 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 Ms. Jherica Kelly from East Feliciana Enrichment Academy, our East Feliciana Public Schools March Employee of the Month!”
Congratulations to our School Support Employees of the Year! We are proud to recognize these dedicated professionals for their contributions to our schools and our community! Learn more: https://youtu.be/jYF2S_BW6Zw
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A person in a dark shirt with text that reads Wanika Tutson Clinton Elementary School Support Employee of the Year and the East Feliciana Public Schools grad cap logo
A person in a colorful shirt with text that reads Melissa Miller Slaughter Elementary School Support Employee of the Year
A person in a floral print shirt with text that reads Trellia Freeman Jackson Elementary School Support Employee of the Year
A person in a patterned shirt with text that reads Jeanette Matthews East Feliciana Enrichment Academy Support Employee of the Year
A person in a dark shirt with text that reads Darren Matthews East Feliciana Middle School Support Employee of the Year
A person in a striped shirt with text that reads Samuel Butler East Feliciana STEAM Academy Support Employee of the Year
A person holding flowers with text that reads Emmie Chaney Slaughter Community Charter School Support Employee of the Year
A person in a dark shirt with text that reads Ashley Young Snowden East Feliciana High School Support Employee of the Year
A person in a shirt and tie with text that reads Leo Brown East Feliciana Public Schools Transportation Department Support Employee of the Year
FOCUSED ON SUCCESS: East Feliciana STEAM Academy teacher Miss Washington works with a small group of 7th grade students during math class. Based on their individual goals, students are working to master specific standards from their interim assessment that they need more work on.
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A smiling teacher works at her desk with four students.