Hands on math is an important way that students gain a strong conceptual understanding of key math concepts. Check out some of the learning happening at our schools!
⭐️ Kindergarten math students at Slaughter Elementary School explore the concept of “one more"
⭐️ Fifth grade math students at Clinton Elementary School practice metric conversions during their small group interventions
It’s time for East Feliciana High School football! The Tigers Den has gone cashless, so get ahead of the game by purchasing your tickets in advance!
🏈 EFHS Football vs. Donaldsonville
🗓️ Friday, October 17 at 7 PM
📍 East Feliciana High School Stadium - 3501 Hwy 10, Jackson, LA 70748
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Thank you to all the families and staff members who participated in Jackson Elementary School’s fall literacy night! The event featured fun fall literacy activities for families to share, as well as an opportunity to shop at the Scholastic Book Fair!
INSIDE ENGLISH I AT EF STEAM
8th grade students enrolled in English I at East Feliciana STEAM Academy have been studying the book ‘A Lesson Before Dying,’ written by Louisiana native Ernest Gaines. Students enrolled in English I have the opportunity to earn high school credit while still in middle school, opening up more opportunities in their high school schedule to earn college credit!
SCIENCE COMES TO LIFE IN EAST FELICIANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
⭐️ Students at the Star Academy at East Feliciana Middle School dissect owl pellets to gain hands-on understanding of food webs
⭐️ Students at East Feliciana Enrichment Academy study the effect of salt on plants as the result of saltwater intrusion and agricultural runoff
⭐️ Fourth grade students at Jackson Elementary School work collaboratively to build towns that are powered by renewable energy sources
INSIDE ELA AT CES: Step inside Ms. Corey’s English language arts classroom at Clinton Elementary School, where students engage with high-quality texts, discuss literature with their peers, and develop their writing skills through consistent and persistent revision!
It's Bullying Prevention Month in East Feliciana Public Schools - check out just a few of the ways we're spreading kindness in East Feliciana Public Schools!
💛 East Feliciana Enrichment Academy student Roosevelt Dunn, Jr. and other members of the EFEA team challenge members of the East Feliciana Parish School Board to engage in acts of kindness.
💛 Students at Clinton Elementary School use art to show how their hands can do acts of kindness.
💛 Students at Slaughter Elementary School finish a kindness chain.
Stay tuned all month long for more ways we're spreading kindness across East Feliciana Public Schools!
OUR MARCHING TIGERS HIT THE ROAD
Earlier this month, our East Feliciana High School marching band performed at the EFHS football game against Capitol High School on the campus of Istrouma High School. We’re proud of the continued growth and commitment of these young musicians, who helped create a spirited environment during the EFHS football team’s big victory over the Capitol Lions!
Slaughter Elementary School School Resource Officer Deputy Thompson took time for a tea break in one of our pre-K classrooms. In East Feliciana Public Schools, we’re proud of our ongoing positive community partnerships!
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!
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!
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.
