Miss and Mr. CES: Madisyn Profit and Carter Robinson
Miss and Mr. JES: De'Liyah Smith and Jaiden Jolla
Miss and Mr. EF STEAM: Makayla Jarrell and Emanuel Dominic, Jr.
Miss and Mr. EFMS: Aubree Link and Kendrick Jackson
Miss and Mr. EFHS: Mar'Kayla Armstead and KiDarius Miller
Through dazzling coronation ceremonies that fused our fierce tiger mascot with a spooky, Halloween-inspired atmosphere, we embraced our hauntingly festive Homecoming theme, Nightmare in the Tigers Den, with creativity, unity, and unmistakable East Feliciana flair. Our weeklong Homecoming celebration showcased both school spirit and our unwavering commitment to Excellence, Every Day, culminating in a commanding Friday night football victory over the Baker Buffaloes that left no doubt that East Feliciana Tigers embrace excellence in every endeavor!
As part of the national Lights On Afterschool initiative, students in the EF Accelerate afterschool program participated in Clinton Mayor Pro Tem Janice Betrece’s annual Trunk or Treat in downtown Clinton. Participants and supporters included blues icon Kenny Neal, East Feliciana Sheriff’s Office and Warden Kenny Sanders, McManus Fire Department, the Clinton High School Alumni Association, Curry Pharmacy, Audubon Regional Library, Progressive Eastern Star 186 and Mt. Zion Masonic Lodge, Feliciana Friends and Family Mardi Gras, WAFB, Blessed by Grace, Demco and the East Feliciana Ministers Conference.
FLYING HIGH WITH 4-H AT SES
East Feliciana 4-H hosted its first ever drone workshop with fifth and sixth grade students at Slaughter Elementary School. Students explored drone technology, practiced flying, and learned how STEM connects agriculture and beyond! We are grateful for our partnership with 4-H as we spark curiosity and creativity in our student leaders.
We're giving bullying the boot in East Feliciana Public Schools!
Last week, students across our schools decorated boot cut outs with their names and one way they’re committed to preventing and interrupting bullying. Then, they put their boots together to display on a schoolwide Boot Wall of Fame! Special thanks to members of the East Feliciana High School Band for supporting Jackson Elementary School students to build their Boot Wall of Fame!
HONORING OUR COMMUNITY DURING BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
East Feliciana Middle School hosted a Breast Cancer Awareness Month program honoring three survivors from our community. Students heard testimonies and motivational messages and learned important statistics. In East Feliciana Public Schools, we’re committed to developing student leadership and connecting with our community. Thank you to EFMS teacher Sabrina Jones for coordinating this program!
Clinton Elementary School students demonstrating great behavior participated in a special trunk-or-treat PBIS celebration last week. The festivities were filled with smiles, costumes, candy, fun, and even a surprise Inflatable Costume Race! Thank you to the CES staff and families for their time, energy, and enthusiasm in bringing the entire school family together!
Last week, select students at the Early College Academy at East Feliciana High School continued to make progress towards earning the Community Service Endorsement seal on their diploma by beginning service as small group tutors to Jackson Elementary School students with a goal of Mastery or Advanced on end of year state tests. Through clear goals and a’ commitment to service, we're developing empowered students at all grade levels!
On Friday, students across East Feliciana Public Schools spread positivity and kindness through crafting creative and uplifting messages on the sidewalks around campus using chalk!
It's Bullying Prevention Month in East Feliciana Public Schools - check out just a few of the ways we're spreading kindness!
💛 Students at East Feliciana Middle School participate in the district-wide Compliment Campaign, giving three genuine compliments to
peers, faculty, and staff throughout the day.
💛 Students at Slaughter Elementary School dress in blue in support of World Day of Bullying Prevention.
💛 School board member “Cisco” Elkins meets with leaders from East Feliciana Middle School and East Feliciana Enrichment Academy after completing the “Be Kind Challenge.”
Stay tuned all month long for more ways we're spreading kindness across East Feliciana Public Schools!
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