Lunch for today: Cheeseburger on Bun, Oven Baked Fries, Broccoli, Orange Slices, Lettuce and Tomato, Milk Choice
Lunch for today: Oven Baked Chicken, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Green Beans, Carrots, Roll, Orange Slices, Juice, Milk Choice.
SHATA learners and teachers hard at work! #sthelenawinning #YearoftheIncredible
7th grade ELA is working on their Guidebook unit “Restart” to use evidence to support claims. #sthelenawinning #YearoftheIncredible
Lunch for Today!
Chili Dog on Bun, Oven Baked Tater Tots, Cucumber and Tomato Salad, Vegetarian Beans, Sliced Peaches, Juice, Milk Choice.
Teachers learn too! Our weekly cluster meetings help teachers improve their effectiveness in the classroom with support from school and district leaders. #sthelenawinning #yearoftheincredible
5th grade math learners are working hard with their team teachers to make more growth on this year’s LEAP assessment. #sthelenawinning #yearoftheincredible
Lunch for today: Spaghetti and Cheese, Chicken Nuggets, Green Beans, California Blend, Diced Pears, Rolls, Milk Choice.
This evening's scrimmage game against Slaughter Charter School has been canceled.
Parents - please be patient as our bus drivers work to get all our learners home. There is a report that trees have fallen on Muse Road and Highway 10.
ST. HELENA PARENTS & FAMILIES—WE NEED YOU! 🖤💛
We are building MOMENTUM in St. Helena Parish School District, and our learners are showing us what is possible! Our 2026 LEAP results show growth in several areas for grades 3–8:
ELA: 17% Mastery+ → 17% Mastery+
Math: 7% Mastery+ → 10% Mastery+
Science: 6% Mastery+ → 10% Mastery+
Social Studies: 5% Mastery+ → 14% Mastery+
We are proud of the progress, especially the growth we are seeing in Math, Science, and Social Studies. But we also know that we have more work to do. Our goal is not simply improvement. We need MORE learners performing at the Mastery and Advanced levels!
And parents, this is where YOU come in.
One of the most important things you can do to support your learner's success is to make sure they are at school, on time, and READY TO LEARN EVERY DAY! Every lesson matters. Every assignment matters. Every instructional minute matters. When learners miss school, they miss opportunities to build the knowledge and skills they need to succeed.
Please help us by establishing strong morning routines, scheduling appointments outside of school hours whenever possible, talking with your learner about what they are learning, communicating with teachers, and reinforcing the importance of giving their best effort every day.
Schools cannot do this work alone. When our educators, learners, parents, families, and community work together, we create the conditions for our children to succeed.
We've got momentum. Now, let's build on it!
OUR LEARNERS ARE GROWING AND WE NEED YOUR PARTNERSHIP!
We are excited about the positive academic growth our learners are making, particularly in literacy. The progress we have seen is the result of focused instruction, dedicated educators, hardworking learners, and families who continue to support learning at home. We are moving in the right direction, and now is the time to keep the momentum going!
Louisiana’s literacy screener results will be used as part of determining the school performance score and letter grade for K-3 schools. That means the literacy growth of our youngest learners will have a direct impact on how our schools are evaluated.
We need our parents and families to continue partnering with us. Read with your child every day. Ask questions about what they are reading. Practice letters, sounds, words, and vocabulary. Make sure your child is at school, on time, every day. Every lesson matters. Every day matters. Every learner matters.
The growth is happening. The momentum is building. Now, let’s keep pushing forward—together! 🖤💛
Mr. Boykins’ sixth grade math class is learning how to use number lines and mathematical reasoning to support their calculations. #StHelenaWinning #YearOfTheIncredible
Mrs. Prescott's seventh grade science class is blending math into their content by comparing precipitation data through collaborative grouping. #StHelenaWinning #YearOfTheIncredible
Ms. Sims’ 4th grade science learners are digging into fossils, creating hands-on models to illustrate what they’ve learned. #STHelenaWinning #YearOfTheIncredible
6th grade learners are exploring the properties of multiplication through visual representation, with Mr. Boykins and Ms. Cornish co-teaching the lesson. #STHelenaWinning #YearOfTheIncredible
5th grade ELA learners are mastering the Claim-Evidence-Reasoning strategy — building strong arguments backed by solid proof. #StHelenaWinning #YearOfTheIncredible
Our 5th grade learners are diving deep into analyzing sources in Social Studies — sharpening their skills to question, compare, and think like historians. #STHelenaWinning #YearOfTheIncredible
We’re now servicing the 7th-grade! Our teachers looped up with their learners — carrying forward the relationships and routines built last year. Looping means less time re-learning names and norms, more time diving straight into growth. #STHelenaWinning #YearOfTheIncredible
Gallery Walk in action! Mrs. Brumfield’s 7th grade learners explored “Self-Concept vs. Ideal Self” while reading Restart in our ELA Guidebooks Unit. Gallery walks deepen understanding through discussion and reflection. #STHelenaWinning #YearOfTheIncredible
