This week we celebrated our new baseball and softball fields with a ribbon cutting ceremony and a special first pitch celebration! We were grateful to have members of the Hardwood Baseball Team, Mr. Jimmie Collins and Mr. Albert Davis, to throw the first pitches at the baseball and softball games!

#playball #wearewestfel #gratefel

Jared Lane, WFHS Freshman, participated in the 5^th annual Young Entrepreneurs Academy of Baton Rouge. Wednesday, March 8th, was Community Pitch Night where Jared presented his new company, HealthyLife:Grab-and-Geaux Goodness. 

Congratulations goes to WFHS Junior, Lillie Lynch, for winning the DEMCO Essay Context! Lillie is one of six students selected by DEMCO to participate in the National Rural Electric Youth Tour in Washington, D.C.

A special thanks goes to Mr. Larry Peters and all of our School Resource Officers who lend a helping hand to our students every day. #gratefel

Bains Lower had a "Grand" time for Good Times with Grandparents!

The Bains Elementary "Picnics, Parents, and Pathways to Literacy" for 4th grade families was a huge success!

The West Feliciana Fire Department visited Ms. Corey Gilfoil's class today at Bains Elementary! Students received hats, explored the fire truck and sprayed water from the fire hose.

It was a magical night at the Bains "Fairytale Formal" for first grade families. Students enjoyed dressing up, taking pictures, sipping on Fairytale Fizz, playing with their balloon surprises and dancing with loved ones. This was an introduction to their fairytale unit in English Language Arts and helped bring the text to life.

Jennifer Macha-Hebert, lifestyle coach from Basic Living, speaks to WFHS female athletes about nutrition and fitness for athletic performance. 

Bains Lower Elementary students, Hayden Parfait, Craig Williams, Tiger Anderson III, Elijah Dwyer and Stuart McGrath, start our day off at Bains Lower Elementary by leading the Pledge of Allegiance and raising the American and Louisiana Flags! The students always do a great job!

The Bains Elementary Saints Shamrock Run was a fun time for our students!

Happy Pi Day! 7th grade students in Ms. Brumfield and Mr. Jarrell's math classes celebrated with circular snacks. Pictured: Jonathan Mooney, Christian Vosburg, JaKyra Washington

Ja’Mia Givens, Noah Vosburg, and Breyon Cobb

WFHS Publications I students tour the new Bains Elementary.

First Responder students, Shenya Martin, Jimmick Gibbons, and Mikalah Knight, assemble and administer oxygen.

In Mrs. Eliza Bryant’s Pre-K class, her students participated in a science experiment about wind… Can wind move it?

Mrs. G’s 6th grade choir students surprised their peers at lunch with an end of the 9-weeks Flash Mob! Here they are performing their own choreography and rewritten lyrics to the song, “Shake It Off!” 

Taylor Triche and KenTrel Burrell wash and sanitize the tree cells for our next planting.

Ayden Quasada, Dax Doyle, Madison Minor, Tim Smith, Ty'Rick Banford and Jaze Coates wash and sanitize tree cells for our next planting.

Keishon Marshall, Keyasia Allen, Trinity Curtis and Trelen Jackson wash and sanitize the tree cells for our next planting.

Julie Johnson, Xavier Barrow, Grey Hunt and Brian Sullivan wash and sanitize the tree cells to prepare to plant more trees that will be planted as part of the Coastal Roots program next year.

8th grade ELA students researched historical figures of the Civil Rights Movement as part of their research module before they began reading “Claudette Colvin: Twice Towards Justice”. 8th grader, Paige Brown, presents her research on historical figures of the Civil Rights Movement.

8th grade ELA students researched historical figures of the Civil Rights Movement as part of their research module before they began reading “Claudette Colvin: Twice Towards Justice”. 8th grader, Ja'Myria Sanders, presents her research on historical figures of the Civil Rights Movement.

8th grade ELA students researched historical figures of the Civil Rights Movement as part of their research module before they began reading “Claudette Colvin: Twice Towards Justice”. 8th grader, Christopher Stewart, presents his research on historical figures of the Civil Rights Movement.

8th grade ELA students researched historical figures of the Civil Rights Movement as part of their research module before they began reading “Claudette Colvin: Twice Towards Justice”. 8th grader, Collin D'Aquilla, presents his research on historical figures of the Civil Rights Movement.

Eliana Grimsley, Emma Strahan, Charlize Smith, Jaliyah White, Carter Swanson, and Kam Fruge work together to answer questions about the book their reading in ELA, “Fever 1793”.

7th graders, Tonio Sullivan, Emmett Whitman, Precious Washington, and Willis Jackson, work together to answer a review question about the book “Fever 1793”.

Students in 7th grade science created a model of a small intestine using dialysis tubing, starch & glucose to determine why food molecules seem to disappear when they get to the middle of the small intestine. After 24 hours students used indicators to determine which food molecules were present inside & outside of their tubing systems. Pictured: 7th graders Ashton Landry and Kenadi Causey

Students in 7th grade science created a model of a small intestine using dialysis tubing, starch & glucose to determine why food molecules seem to disappear when they get to the middle of the small intestine. After 24 hours students used indicators to determine which food molecules were present inside & outside of their tubing systems. Pictured: Ken’Nya Williams, Brennan Taylor, and Ariannah Smith

Students in 7th grade science created a model of a small intestine using dialysis tubing, starch & glucose to determine why food molecules seem to disappear when they get to the middle of the small intestine. After 24 hours students used indicators to determine which food molecules were present inside & outside of their tubing systems. Pictured: Daniel Thornhill, Madison Cox, and Kam Fruge’

Students in 7th grade science created a model of a small intestine using dialysis tubing, starch & glucose to determine why food molecules seem to disappear when they get to the middle of the small intestine. After 24 hours students used indicators to determine which food molecules were present inside & outside of their tubing systems. Pictured: Addilyn Weeden and Gage Gunnels

Students in 7th grade science created a model of a small intestine using dialysis tubing, starch & glucose to determine why food molecules seem to disappear when they get to the middle of the small intestine. After 24 hours students used indicators to determine which food molecules were present inside & outside of their tubing systems. Pictured: Cole Johnson and Ja’Kyra Washington

Early Head Start students, Kaylin Ebbs, Amos Bullock, Ja 'Myria Cornish, Demi Whitaker and Da'Mir Haile show off their parent/child projects! 

Head Start students are focusing on the letter T. Malachi Anderson and Brayden Sullivan make an uppercase T.

Head Start students are focusing on the letter T.

Skye Lockwood, Sophia Gayle, Lucas Lynch and Yakirah Washington make a lower-case t.

Noah Wilson and Charlie Smith use the water hand pump to fill up their watering can so they can water the plants they are harvesting in the Bains raised garden during SOAR class.

Blithe Mae Bryan, Ms. Dubea and Myla Mae McCune use the water hand pump to fill up their watering can so they can water the plants they are harvesting in the Bains raised garden during SOAR class.

Bains Lower Elementary students, Laila Fooshee, McCall McKnight, Tevin Williams, Trevion Sterling and Roman Young, start the day off at Bains Lower Elementary by leading the Pledge of Allegiance and raising the American and Louisiana Flags! The students did a great job!

Jaden Collins defies gravity by building the tallest tower in Mr. Dyer's 1st hour Physical Science class.

The St. Francisville Rotary recognized the 2022-2023 Teachers of the Year and Principal of the Year at this week's Rotary Club Meeting.

Sammetria Marting - 2022-2023 Elementary Teacher of the Year

Layla Dupuy - 2022-2023 High School Teacher of the Year

Juliana Habisreitinger - 2022-2023 New Teacher of the Year

Sarah Parkerson - 2022-2023 Middle School Teacher of the Year

Mark Lester - Principal of the Year

Kindergartener Stuart McGrath shows off his journal.

National Child Identification Program: Grades PreK-5th grade received an ID Kit this week. I encourage familes to complete the ID Kit and to store the completed kit safely. A special thanks goes to the office of the Louisiana Attorney General and Sheriff Brain Spillman for making the ID kits available to our students. Students in 6th-12th grade are eligible for the kit. Please contact me at 225-635-3891 to request a kit.

Bains Lower Elementary students, Camron Banford, Khylan Golden, Davie Delaney, Joseph Lambert and Vivi-Anne Freeman, start our day off at Bains Lower Elementary by leading the Pledge of Allegiance and raising the American and Louisiana Flags! The students always do a great job!

2023 Senior Night - Wednesday, March 15 at 4:30

The WFHS and WFMS Dance Teams are hosting the COLOR DASH: 5K Race and One Mile Fun Run on Saturday, April 1, 2023 on the WFHS Campus. Please bring your whole family out and join our dancers for a day of colorful fun and fitness. You can register online at https://WFColorDash.eventbrite.com.