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Ellender Memorial High School
Football Season Spirit Days
The Rules of Dressing up…
- For all dress up or spirit days, clothing should not be too revealing or tight.
- Tights/leggings are not allowed unless they are under school approved uniform shorts.
- Shorts/skirts/dresses must be approved regulation length (no shorter than 3 inches above the knee) even if leggings/tights are worn underneath them.
- Jeans may be worn as part of a spirit outfit but cannot have tears or holes in them.
- Hoodies, tank tops, crop tops, sleeveless shirts, or any see-through items of clothing are not allowed.
- Shoes must be closed in. Open-toed shoes and cleats (slippers, sandals, flip-flops, beach shoes, slides, mesh, etc.) are not allowed.
- Full faces of paint and facemasks are prohibited (Accent face paint is allowed).
- Students choosing not to participate in the themed dress day must be in school uniform.
2019 Homecoming Court
Dukes: Kameron Adkins, Kirk Chester, Willie Howard, Keshawn Johnson, Jaden Lyons, El Hajj Matthews, Man Pham, Jarred Whitrack
Maids: Chansey Billiot, Brea Brown, Katelynn Celestin, Tanisha Hester, Jenae May, McKira Parfait, Dasia` Romero, Carltiana Staidum, Jennifer Truong, Briana Zuniga
We would like to thank everyone that attended the ribbon cutting ceremony. We look forward to many great games played on our beautiful new field.
Mr. Corey Harris, motivational speaker, visited EMHS to speak with students about setting goals in order to achieve their true greatness. We would like to thank Mr. Harris for taking the time to inspire our students.
We would like to congratulate six of our teachers for being recognized by the District for outstanding VAM scores! VAM scores, Value Added Measure, is an instrument that measures student growth.
Mrs. Kaci Olden-Woods
Mrs. Cally Trosclair
Mr. Corey Bourg
Miss Rachel Seitz
Mr. John Rhodes
Mr. Cornell Scott
We would like to thank our faculty, students, and local businesses for making our Back to School Bash such a huge success!
About Us
School's Vision
EMHS where education and relationships fostered between all stakeholders lead to graduation and prepare students for a successful career or college experience.
School's Mission
The mission of the faculty, students, parents, and community of Allen J. Ellender Memorial High School is to engage, educate, and empower every student every day. Teachers will engage every student through effective instruction, educate every student using rigorous practices aligned to Louisiana standards, and empower every student to read, write, listen, present, and think critically in all classes every day.
