Happy Mardi Gras! Pre-K and kindergarten students hosted a parade last Friday for the Jackson Elementary School community to celebrate great behavior and citizenship,
Please join us in celebrating those students who were recognized on the East Feliciana High School Fall Semester Honor Roll!
Inspiring the future at East Feliciana High School: Kamyriah Cain and Mar’Kayla Armstead add their own ideas on ways to provide equitable access to students while participating in a gallery walk during their Foundations of Education class. The course allows promising high school students to gain insight, explore opportunities, and build experiences within the field of education. Providing students with individualized opportunities that ultimately prepare them for success in college, career, and service is a priority of East Feliciana Public Schools' strategic plan.
Laissez les bons temps rouler at CES: To celebrate great behavior and citizenship during the month of January, Clinton Elementary School held a Mardi Gras pizza party for students.
We are thrilled to celebrate our district-level Teachers of the Year. Congratulations to Charlsey Stark from Slaughter Elementary School, Jonkeyta White from East Feliciana Middle School, and Mia Taylor-King from East Feliciana High School for earning this recognition!
Congratulations to our East Feliciana Public Schools Teachers of the Year! Learn more about these outstanding educators by visiting our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/ebDxheB814I
Tomorrow is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day. Please take a moment to thank Officer Michael Bailey, Deputy Graham Porter, and Officer Alex Hitchen for their service to East Feliciana Public Schools!
Superheroes at JES: Each day, the 1st grade teachers at Jackson Elementary School
recognize one or two students who did an outstanding job of practicing the school's values of respect, responsibility and kindness. Students get to wear a special badge and are highlighted on the grade's family Class Dojo feed.
Congratulations to our February Students of the Month!
GROWING TOGETHER AS WRITERS AT CES: Fifth grade students at Clinton Elementary School recently displayed their end-of-unit culminating writing tasks for their peers to read, critique, and use as exemplars.
We're excited to join with the American School Counselor Association in celebrating EFHS school counselor Trina Brown and EFMS school counselor Sylvia Scott-Anderson during #NSCW23!
Congratulations to Ms. Rachel Butler from East Feliciana Middle School, our East Feliciana Public Schools February Employee of the Month!
The eggs that students at the East Feliciana STEAM Academy have been incubating have started to hatch! They join the broiler chickens courtesy of Southern University that recently became part of the EF STEAM family. EF STEAM strives to support student mastery of state learning standards through hands-on, problem-based learning.
Slaughter Elementary School sixth graders collaborated with peers to reflect on their progress in reading comprehension, fluency, and vocabulary using the supplemental curriculum resource Reading Plus. Students shared at least one improvement made since using Reading Plus. Sharing included “I read over 100,000 words!” “My fluency rate improved!” and "I have learned new vocabulary!”
In East Feliciana Public Schools, we believe well-prepared teachers using high-quality curriculum drive student learning forward. Take a peek at some of the teaching and learning that recently happened in our schools, including making a model of a lung at EF STEAM, solving equations at the EF Enrichment Academy, engaging in critical thinking about a text at EFHS, and modeling the number 8 at JES!
100 DAYS SMARTER IN EAST FELICIANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS: Students at Clinton Elementary School & Jackson Elementary School celebrated the 100th Day of School last week by making collections of 100 items and imagining how excited they will still be to learn when they are 100 years old.
January is School Board Recognition Month! East Feliciana Public Schools would like to take a moment to recognize the East Feliciana Parish School Board for the work they do.
5th grade students at Slaughter Elementary School recently built systems to separate salt water from fresh water as part of their Amplify science curriculum.
Watch us ZEARN: Kindergarten students collaborate on Zearn digital math lessons at Clinton Elementary School.
On the Grow at EF STEAM: Students at the East Feliciana STEAM Academy recently began germinating the first round of butter lettuce seeds to place in their aquaponics system. They also placed their first round of chicken eggs in the incubator.