CIVIC LEARNING AT SES: Students in Ms. Laiche’s 3rd grade class at Slaughter Elementary School analyzed text sources to identify key points about each branch of the government. Louisiana’s new social studies standards at each grade level introduce students to ways they can be involved in their community and their government.
2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A student writing on a poster labeled "legislative branch."
A student reading text while standing at a poster labeled "judicial branch."
October 6-12 was Fire Prevention Week! To promote safety and community partnerships, the Jackson Volunteer Fire Department taught the Pre-K to 2nd grade students at Jackson Elementary School about fire safety and how to stop, drop, and roll! The students also visited the fire trucks to learn more about the equipment firefighters use. Learn more with this Smoke Alarm Checklist: https://www.nfpa.org/events/fire-prevention-week/fpw-printable-activities/fpw-checklist
2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Three children in plastic hats in front of a fire truck.
A firefighter smiling while a child sits in the fire truck.
Take time to #ThankAPrincipal as we celebrate #NationalPrincipalsMonth in East Feliciana Public Schools!
2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Pictures of our seven principals in front of a blue field. Above them is text from the post and the East Feliciana Public Schools graduation cap logo. Below, their names are on a golden stripe: Kimberly Glascock, EF STEAM Academy; Kimberly Jackson, East Feliciana Middle; Laron McCurry, Clinton Elementary; Ella Mims-Philson, East Feliciana Enrichment Academy; Megan Phillips, Jackson Elementary; Mia Taylor-King, East Feliciana High; Jennifer Thornton, Slaughter Elementary.
Students in engineering courses at East Feliciana High School are always fascinated with learning how other students create things. They love taking things apart and figuring out how they work. They are born engineers! 🔩🪛🔧🔨 Here, students in Mrs. Johnson-Washington’s class showcase examples of the reverse engineering they are practicing as part of their LSU STEM pathways course.
2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Three people holding a poster reverse engineering a DVD player.
Two people holding a poster reverse engineering a cell phone.
CYCLES OF LIFE AT EF STEAM: Last week, 7th grade students at the East Feliciana STEAM Academy acclimated new chickens to the chicken coop while 8th grade students began incubating eggs to study how those chickens came to be!
2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A student holding a chicken.
A student holding a chicken.
A student placing an egg in an incubator.
A student placing an egg in an incubator.
A student placing an egg in an incubator.
Last month, Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Arnett shared some sweetness to celebrate 3rd graders at Slaughter Elementary School who made their monthly Dreambox Math goal! Principal Thornton notes, “We strive to meet our students where they are to continue to watch them grow!”
2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Two smiling teachers at a cart with a smiling student holding ice cream.
Last week, both Clinton Elementary School and Jackson Elementary School hosted family literacy nights! Families came together to celebrate reading, engage with teachers and other literacy experts from the Audubon Regional Library and other organizations, and learn new literacy strategies they can use at home. As an extra special treat to end the evening, students were able to take books home with them!
2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A parent looks at a child doing a literacy activity.
A smiling teacher holds a card.
Smiling children and adults do literacy activities.
A parent watches a child read.
A teacher speaks at a small plastic pool while two children listen attentively.
An adult gives a book to a child.
A library representative speaks to a parent and a child
Two smiling adults help a child with an activity.
Two smiling children in front of camping-themed reading backdrop.
An adult speaks to a child about reading.
Thank you to the East Feliciana Registrar of Voters Office for visiting East Feliciana High School last month to assist our seniors in getting registered to vote as part of National Voter Registration Day! Visit geauxvote.com to learn more about how you can register to vote.
2 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A student smiling with two people from the registrar of voters
A group of students show off the "Get the App" reminder from the Louisiana Secretary of State.
A group of students who have just registered to vote.
TIGERLAND: THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH! Thanks to everyone who participated in our annual Homecoming festivities last week. From our dress up to days to our coronations to our parade to Friday night’s game in the Tiger Den, we are grateful to everyone in our community who reminded us that every day is a great day to be a Tiger!
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
An elementary king and queen.
A little king.
Two kings and two queens in white.
Tiger tunnel!
Homecoming College Day - a Girl in an Indiana shirt
A group of students in red.
A group of parading Tigers
Superintendent Netterville, Rep Adams, and Rah Rah!
A girl in a parade in an old time car.
🍪 Fresh baked cookies are coming out of the oven in our school cafeterias! Not only are these cookies delicious, but they also meet USDA guidelines for whole grain-rich foods. Whole grains are packed with essential nutrients and fiber, helping to fuel our students' learning and growth. By incorporating whole grains into our meals, we're supporting healthier eating habits and providing a more nutritious option. We’re excited to offer these tasty treats as part of our commitment to student wellness. Enjoy the cookies, and remember that each bite supports a healthier lifestyle! 🍪💪 #WholeGrainGoodness #HealthyEating #SchoolCafeteriaTreats
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A smiling adult in a cafeteria kitchen holds a tray of cookies.
TURNING BACK TIME AT EF STEAM: 8th grade science students at the East Feliciana STEAM Academy have been exploring plate tectonics! This week, they used a variety of data sources to move backwards in time to reconstruct the supercontinent Pangea. Through this activity, students developed their scientific skills in investigation and data analysis.
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Students manipulate a map that is in pieces.
Students discuss the pangea map.
Three students discuss the Pangea map.
Congratulations to our East Feliciana Public Schools October Students of the Month, who were recognized for being respectful!
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Seven children are superimposed onto a light blue backdrop. Above them are the words "Congratulations to our East Feliciana Public Schools October Students of the Month!" and the East Feliciana Public Schools logo. Below them, across a gold bar, are their names and schools: Tayla Hollins, Quad Area Head Start; Makayla Wyre, Clinton Elementary School; Kayleigh Rogers, Jackson Elementary School; Micah Gainous, Slaughter Elementary School; Brice Adams, East Feliciana STEAM Academy; Chrystian Mack, East Feliciana Middle School; and Jakaylin Jarrell, East Feliciana High School.
Second grade students at Slaughter Elementary School are exploring different types of seeds and learning and discussing how they are dispersed. Hands-on, place-based learning is a critical part of developing students as scientific thinkers in the elementary grades.
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Three students holding seeds and smiling.
A student holding a small plant and smiling.
Congratulations to Ms. Farryn Douglas from Clinton Elementary School, our East Feliciana Public Schools October Employee of the Month!
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
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. Farryn Douglas from Clinton Elementary School, our East Feliciana Public Schools October Employee of the Month!”
📢 Did you know? Our district is a proud participant in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)! 🎉 This means ALL students in our schools can enjoy FREE breakfast and lunch every day—no need to fill out meal applications or worry about meal costs. 🍽✨ 💡 Benefits of CEP: -No cost to families: All students eat for free, regardless of income. -Encourages participation: More students can enjoy nutritious meals, boosting focus and energy for learning. -Reduces stigma: Every child gets equal access to healthy meals without having to worry about payment. Through CEP, we’re ensuring that every student has access to the nutrition they need to succeed in the classroom. 🏫🍎🥪 #CommunityEligibilityProvision #FreeSchoolMeals #EqualAccess #HealthyEating #StudentSuccess #CNP #NutritionMatters
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A person in a blue shirt holding delicious rolls.
A plate of baked chicken, fruit, vegetables, and milk.
DEMOCRACY IN ACTION AT EFMS: Earlier this month, students at East Feliciana Middle School went through the voting process to learn more about civic engagement and select candidates for the homecoming court. Homecoming Week is next week - stay tuned for updates!
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Student speaking over an intercom.
Students watching voting results on a library screen.
After learning about the impact of the Transcontinental Railroad on American society, students at East Feliciana High School collaborated on the development of board games to teach others about the railroad.
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
Students working on a project about the transcontinental railroad.
SHOWING OUR THINKING AT SES: Students in math classrooms at Slaughter Elementary School are showing their work to reach new heights in math! Students focus on showing their work every day through the use of the CUBES strategy.
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A student working on a Chromebook.
A student using a pencil.
Two students working on a chromebook
Ms. Turner’s 1st-3rd grade ESS students at Jackson Elementary School worked on writing sentences and paragraphs last week based on their individual goals. One student even conducted research to write his own nonfiction paragraph!
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A smiling student points at his writing.
🌟 September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month! 🌟 In East Feliciana Public Schools, we’re dedicated to helping students lead healthier lives through balanced meals and wellness education. Our Child Nutrition Program focuses on offering nutritious meals that reflect cultural diversity while promoting healthier eating habits. 🍎🥦🍗 This month, we’re highlighting: ✅ Fresh fruit and vegetable offerings at every meal ✅ Balanced menu options that support healthy growth and learning ✅ Nutrition education to encourage smart food choices ✅ Physical activity initiatives to promote active lifestyles Together, let’s inspire our students to develop lifelong healthy habits and combat childhood obesity. 💪✨ #HealthyKids #ChildhoodObesityAwarenessMonth #EFPSWellness #CNP
3 months ago, East Feliciana Public Schools
A picture of school lunch with the phrase "National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month"