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Shenandoah's Malik Kelly named "Mr. Fitness" 2012
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EBR Parish Student Team Wins State
Elementary Fitness Meet
Baton Rouge, La. –
The East Baton Rouge Parish Fitness Team won the 2012 Louisiana
Elementary Fitness Meet Championship held at Louisiana State University’s Huey
P. Long Indoor Track Facility on April 28. The team was the defending
champions from 2011.
With 2,703 points, East Baton Rouge Parish’s team
easily defeated second-place Rapides Parish’s team (2,503 points) and
third-place Assumption Parish’s team (2,459 points).
The individual winners from the East Baton Rouge
Parish team were: Malik Kelly (Shenandoah
Elementary), first place in Boys Individual Point Total (crowned Mr. Fitness
2012); Jaylen Roy (Bernard Terrace Elementary), second place in Boys Individual
Points Total; Alaycia Whitker (Wedgewood Elementary), second place in Girls
Individual Points Total; and Morgan Blough (Parkview Baptist School), fourth
place in Girls Individual Points Total. Coaches for the 2012 Fitness
Champions were: Ken Jenkins (East Baton Rouge Parish
School System’s director of Student Activities), Carol Revel of Westdale Heights
Academic Magnet, Courtney Comeaux of Shenandoah Elementary, Ron Robertson of
Glen Oaks Park Elementary and Patrick Foy of Broadmoor Elementary.
Pictured at the event were:
(left to right, front row) Revel,
Blough, Laiya Palmer of Glen Oaks Park Elementary, Michael Hollins of Broadmoor
Elementary, Robertson, Comeaux, (back row) Foy, Jaylen Roy of
Bernard Terrace Elementary, Kelly, Whitker and
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Shenandoah’s Angela Delaroderie chosen to attend the Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy
Each summer, 600 third- through fifth-grade teachers from school districts across the country attend the Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy. The Academy offers a five-day program, with camps in New Jersey, Texas and Louisiana, designed to provide third- through fifth-grade teachers with the knowledge and skills necessary to motivate students to pursue careers in science and math.
“Today, in fields like medicine, computing and energy, the U.S. needs more brilliant young minds than ever before. Yet, as the need for brainpower grows, the number of our nation’s young people pursuing careers in these areas is decreasing. Fortunately, we believe this trend can be reversed, which is why we partnered with professional golfer Phil Mickelson and his wife Amy to launch the Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy in 2005.” – ExxonMobil
See More about the Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy
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First Lady Visits Shenandoah
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Louisiana's First Lady,
Supriya Jindal, visits Shenandoah - Awards Grant
Kindergarten classes at Shenandoah were
awarded grants through the Supriya Jindal Foundation to purchase classroom
materials.
To be competitive in the
national and global economy, the state of Louisiana must first be competitive in
the classroom. As U.S. demand for scientists
and engineers grows at a rapid pace, studies show that Louisiana students rank
low in basic science and math proficiency. To prepare our children for the
rewarding and high-paying jobs of the 21st century, we need to come together now
and commit to making a greater investment in education. -
Supriya Jindal
http://jindalfoundation.org/index.php
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Nationally Recognized by the United States Department of Education as a NCLB-Blue Ribbon School for 2006.
This Prestigeous Honor Recognizes the Dedication of our Faculty, Staff, Students, Parents, and Community Members.
Named by the Louisiana State Department of Education in
2004-2005 as a School of Exemplary Performance
2002-2003 Four Star Performance Label
2000-2001 School of Academic Achievement Recipient
1998-2000 School of Academic Distinction Recipient
1997 Scholastic Achievement Award Recipient
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Student of the Year 2012 - Kennedi Boatner
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Congratulations to KENNEDI BOATNER, Shenandoah's Student of the Year!
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Shenandoah Students Place at Local Math Competition
Fifth Graders, Kennedi Boatner & Christian
Shamburger competed at Kenilworth Middle School on Saturday, February 26, 2012.
Kennedi won 2nd place and Christian won 4th place. Way to go!
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Our Program
At Shenandoah Elementary, we offer a child-centered environment for our kindergarten through fifth grade students. The instructional program is inclusive of academic, social, and emotional growth and development efforts. When we unite to put “Children First”, our directions and efforts will bring success. You are invited to visit and work in our school.We appreciate your support.
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PBIS
Shenandoah is a PBIS School!
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