Raintree Elementary, B. Edward Boudreaux Middle and West St. Mary High schools Gifted and Talented students presented a program honoring Black History. Please click below to view the video.

 Black History Program

Congratulations to Tyren Austin for being selected as Raintree Elementary's Student of the Year 2020!

Please click on the image below to view our School Family Plan  presentation.

  School Family Plan

Congratulations to our teacher of the year, Mrs. Roxanne Smith! She has been teaching PreK for 22 years. Mrs. Smith has been a part of the Raintree Family for 9 years.

Click on the picture below to view our 2020-2021 Open House. Under the Raintree Open House 2020 in blue writing, click on “View 12 Topics” to choose the grade level needed. We hope you enjoy!

                                                                Raintree Elementary

Parents/Guardians,

Here is a basic overview of some precautions and routines we are implementing to help maintain the safety of our students and faculty during this difficult time.

1. Buses will be at half capacity and may have to run two loads when needed. We encourage parents to drop-off students, if possible, to avoid the number of students on the bus and to help maintain the flow of students entering.
2. Students riding the bus will enter the main hall. There are black dots on the right for upper elementary 6 feet apart and red dots on the left of the walkway that are 6 feet apart for lower elementary.
3. Students entering will head straight to the cafeteria to wash their hands, pick up their breakfast, and then head straight to their classrooms where they will be temperature checked.
4. Students’ desks will be 4-6 ft. apart (to the extent possible) based on CDC recommendations. Squares on the floor will mark each student area.
5. Scheduled handwashing with soap and water will be before breakfast, after restroom break, before/after lunch, after recess, and when exiting the restroom. More washing may be done as needed or when able.
6. Parents are encouraged to send a water bottle with students. (Please label with the student’s name.) We will have areas for them to refill their bottles when needed. Water fountains have been turned off. -----These water bottles should be used for water only.
7. Recess areas are designated for classes, and they will not play on the playground equipment or mix with any other class.
8. Desks, light switches, door handles, etc. will be cleaned between each class transition by the teacher and several times by the custodians.
9. Students will transaction in a manner so that they do not pass closely to another class. 6 feet distance will be used.
10. Students will have P.E. They will have activities that do not allow them to touch each other nor will be mixed with another class.
11. We will be doing Harambe virtually and no assemblies or large group gathers will happen at this time.
12. Lunch schedules have been spread out to accommodate only a few classes at a time. Classes will be separated by distance and partitions.
13. Buses and car riders will be dismissed separately. Car riders will be called first. Buses will be separated and called one at a time. Early buses will each have a designated side of the hallway to walk while being monitored by faculty.
14. Students with a temperature of 100.4 or above will be removed from class and laced in a designated area. Parents will be called and must pick up the child.
15. Students in 3^rd-5^th grade must wear a mask. (Please label with your child’s name.) We will have mask breaks throughout the day. They will not have to wear them during P.E. due to the amount of space available and during recess or lunch.
16. No person other than a district staff may enter the main school building at any time. Visitors needing to drop off items or needing assistance mut communicate with the secretary in the front office.
17. Anyone entering the building (other than Pre-k – 2^nd graders) must wear a mask and be COVID-19 symptom free. Please read and follow all signage posted.

There are many more processes and procedures that we are doing to maintain everyone’s safety. These are just some basic cautions we have put into place.

Please know that this may changed based on the CDC, LA Dept of Health, or the governor.