ARTS IN ACTION IN EAST FELICIANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS: Dr. Elsey and our talented theatre and art students hosted East Feliciana Public Schools’ inaugural “Showcase of the Arts” last Thursday. Thank you to all the families and community members who participated in this dynamic event!
EAST FELICIANA SHINES AT STATE TRACK & FIELD MEET: Congratulations to our East Feliciana High School Track & Field coaches and athletes for an outstanding showing at the LHSAA Class 2A State Track & Field Meet on Friday. Kariah Dunn finished 3rd in the high jump, La’Chanden McCorkle finished 3rd in the shot put, and Herman Batiste finished 2nd in the high jump and 1st in the 110 meter hurdles, 300 meter hurdles, and long jump. Herman was named outstanding performer in Class 2A, and the East Feliciana High School boys’ team finished 4th place overall in Class 2A with a total of 44 points. Congratulations as well to the Slaughter Community Charter School girls’ team, who finished 3rd in the state at the 1A Meet on Thursday!
FINANCIAL LITERACY AT EFHS: April is National Youth Financial Literacy Month! Pelican State Credit Union visited East Feliciana High School to provide a free youth financial education program to celebrate.
Right before Spring Break, students at East Feliciana STEAM Academy visited Global Wildlife in rural Tangipahoa Parish to have a close encounter with a variety of animals. They compared and contrasted the care of these animals to the care they provide to the animals at EF STEAM.
READY TO BEAT THE LEAP AT EFMS: Prior to beginning their state assessments, students at East Feliciana Middle School participated in a Quiz Bowl where they worked on teams to compete in rotations centered on core subjects.
FOCUSING ON FIRE SAFETY AT SES: Second grade students at Slaughter Elementary School visited the Slaughter Volunteer Fire Department to learn about fire safety and the operations of a local fire department.
Studying War and Diplomacy at EFHS: Students enrolled in world geography at East
Feliciana High School participated in a research simulation where they acted as the rulers and leaders of different countries. Students engaged in conflict and diplomacy with the other nations across class periods to demonstrate the strengths of their countries.
Earlier this month, we celebrated National Assistant Principals Week. Thank you to each of our assistant principals for your leadership!
SPLASHING INTO SPRING: Second graders from all of our elementary schools recently visited the Americana YMCA in Zachary to learn about water safety and swimming basics. Thank you to all the community sponsors who made this possible!
Congratulations to our East Feliciana High School track & field teams on a successful regional meet! Good luck next Friday at the state meet!
Congratulations to Amber Hopkins, Pre-K teacher at Slaughter Elementary School, and Kimberly Coats, 4th-8th grade district literacy coach. They are among just 16 educators across the state recognized by the Louisiana Department of Education as 2024 Louisiana Exemplary Educators!
WISHING YOU A HAPPY ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS DAY! We appreciate all the work that our administrative professionals do to ensure our schools and district operate efficiently and effectively! Today we treated these outstanding team members to lunch at the Iron Horse Cafe.
CELEBRATING SPRING AT CES: Students at Clinton Elementary School participated in a pre-LEAP spring festival. The activities included a bouncy house, live animals, sack races, and musical chairs!
EXPLORING NATURAL SELECTION AT EFAE: Students at the East Feliciana Enrichment Academy explored natural selection through a hands-on “bottle neck” learning lab where they measured, recorded, and interpreted their findings.
SWEET DISCOVERIES AT EF STEAM: As part of their hands-on efforts to learn about various means of food production, students at the East Feliciana STEAM Academy recently foraged for spring berries on the grounds of the campus.
"EGGS"TRAORDINARY FUN AT SES: Students at Slaughter Elementary School participated in an Egg Hunt last month!
Last month during their science class, first grade students at Jackson Elementary School explored why it is daytime and nighttime in different locations.
Students at East Feliciana High School developed anchor charts that describe jobs within major career clusters. Each student identified a job they would be interested in under a given career cluster and conducted research to determine the role of the profession, education required, salary, and the approximate number of professionals within that career. Ensuring every student is on track to graduate with the credentials and competencies necessary to be successful in a pathway of their choice is a priority of East Feliciana Public Schools’ strategic plan.
Jackson Elementary School hosted their annual spring Sneaker Ball last month. The event was an opportunity for families, students, and staff to enjoy a fun evening together in style! Thank you to the JES team whose hard work made this event possible!
All East Feliciana Public Schools will reopen Monday. Thank you to all our community partners.