Students at JOES wrapped up celebrating National 4-H week by wearing green on Thursday. 4-H members also decorated posters promoting 4-h and members treated the faculty and staff to treats on Thursday!









Parents: cookie dough money and order forms AND spirit shirt/sweatshirt order forms are due Monday, October 12.
Mrs. Becca’s class worked together to figure out how many ten-dollar bills make $1,000






The fourth grade students were honored to have a visit from Kaylayna Walker, a 2026 LSU graduate and Homecoming Queen, when she delivered copies of her books that Ms. Heather had purchased. She is the founder of Alo Bloom, a mentorship community for youth worth alopecia, and her book reminds children that "being different is a strength and courage can crown you before the world ever does." This book will be used in Ms. Heather's lessons for years to come!


JOES News for the week of October 5th through October 9th
No School this Friday for Students
No School this Friday for Students



Pictured are JOES students who won prizes for receiving a Positive Office Referral from a staff member at JOES!

New school garden coming soon! Special shout out to Nicholas Trahan and Nathan LeMaire for all the help today with putting the old ones down.

JOES News for the week of September 28th through October 2nd

Mrs. Becca’s class began their place value unit by bundling sticks/straws into 10s, 100s and 1,000!





Third Graders at JOES made creatures offspring today to help them learn about inherited traits.








JOES News for the week of September 21st through September 25th

JOES News for the week of September 14th through September 18th

The 2025-2026 Yearbooks have arrived and we have extra copies available for sale at $20 each. Students can bring the money to Ms. Heather in the Library and we will be selling them the next few weeks also.
Students in Mrs. Aimee’s third grade class are learning about the Bill of Rights. Students were assigned an amendment and they had to write about what that amendment means in their own words. 🇺🇸🐝










JOES News for the week of September 7th through September 11th
No School Monday - Labor Day
No School Monday - Labor Day

🏺 Bartering in Mesopotamia!
4th graders in Mrs. Alexis’s class brought history to life today! Students became farmers, weavers, carpenters, and more as they bartered goods. They quickly learned that their own community (group) couldn’t provide everything they needed, but trading with other settlements opened the door to new goods, ideas, and inventions! 🌾🧺🪵
Hands-on learning makes history so much more fun! 🤎








JOES News for the week of August 31st through September 4th

Students from JOES and GHs that scores at least 3 Mastery scores on the 2026 LEAP were rewarded. Students had the rides to themselves, they received snacks, water and a bag of Duck Festival swag. Thank you to Cajun Rides and The Duck Festival Association!

Mrs. Anita and Mrs. Lauren got the faculty and staff cake pops - made by Mrs. Taneil Trahan - to show their appreciation for everyone “Poppin off the school year” strong!💙💛










Jesse Owens is ready for the Duck Festival!



