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Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School
Presents the
41st Annual Online Auction
EDS
is so
Sweet
Live and Silent Open Sunday, February 7th, at 9:00am
online through the HandBid App.
On Wednesday, February 10th, Silent Closes at 7:10pm.
Watch Freddy Northup, Jr., our Auctioneer for our LIVE
event starting at 7:00pm via YouTube.
Follow us on Facebook for more details.
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Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School
South Campus
The Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School south campus opened its doors to
students in August 2020. Teachers and staff were thrilled to welcome 7th, 8th,
and 9th graders to the brand new campus and begin instruction in a truly
modern environment that embraces 21st century learning. It has been a joy to
watch the students enjoy the wide open spaces, the learning lake, and park-like
atmosphere.
Our upper school offers students a new level of independence, responsibility
and decision making. We strive to develop self confidence in our students and
encourage them to become proactive in their learning. We believe empow-
ered students are motivated students. Motivation begets higher achievement, a
better understanding of concepts taught, and more satisfaction with their school
experience. Our students enjoy a balanced approach to academics, enrich-
ments, and connections to the community. They discover their strengths as they
grow and learn and have a caring school community to support them on their
journey.
As we all know, the school year did not exactly start smoothly as staff was
forced to battle with COVID and two back-to-back hurricanes. We were fortu-
nate that the south campus sustained minimal damage and was able to resume
classes within a short time frame. However, repairs are needed and construc-
tion continues. Every additional dollar raised will help us to continue offering
a progressive and highly individualized curriculum. Our faculty and staff are a
team, and our goal is to prepare future leaders with problem-solving skills that
qualify them to assist in the continuing development of Southwest Louisiana.
Please consider including the south campus in your charitable giving this year.
Permanent naming opportunities are also available! Please contact Allison
Schnake, Director of Advancement, (337) 433-5246, to discuss opportunities
or to learn more. Thank you in advance for your generosity.
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EDS Family of Annual Funds
The Eagle Fund and Auction is our annual giving program at
Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School. It is a critical part of our
school’s fundraising efforts. The funds provide resources that enrich
the educational experiences of our students. These gifts have an
immediate and direct benefit to each student and faculty member,
as well as to the quality and scope of school programming. It
supplements program funding and helps to provide enhancements.
The Annual Giving Program allows for a flexible response to the
school’s needs. The uncertainty that was brought by so many
regional, national, and global events put a new light on the needs
of so many. It is at times like these, more than ever, when your
support is most needed and most valuable. Our goal is for 100%
participation. Each donation is valued, regardless of the size. It all
adds up to make a BIG difference in the life of the school.
Gifts to the Eagle Fund and Auction Patrons are recognized in the
following giving circles:
Violet Hardtner Howell’s Society $25,000
St. Francis’ Circle $10,000
Bishop Noland’s Circle $5,000 - $9,999
Father Crandall’s Circle $2,500 - $4,999
Maroon and Gray Circle $1,000 - 2,499
Eagle’s Circle $500 - $999
Patron’s Circle $250 - $499
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Help us Pave the Way to Our Future!
You are invited to become a permanent part of Bishop Noland Episcopal
Day School’s history by purchasing an engraved brick. Individuals,
as well as groups and organizations, may purchase bricks that will be
engraved with a personalized message. These commemorative bricks
will be displayed in the plaza between the Commons and gym on the
South Campus. Each purchase includes a complimentary engraved
commemorative mini-brick. These tiny replicas of your full size brick make
great gifts!
Honor someone or something important in your life through this special
opportunity:
• Leave a lasting legacy of your years at EDS
• Congratulate a graduate or future graduate
• Recognize a faculty member who made a difference
• Celebrate a person who helped make your dreams come true
• Recognize your family members on a brick
• Bricks are available in a variety of sizes and prices. All options are
available on Handbid. All contributions are tax deductible.
Our goal tonight is to sell 300 bricks. Help us “pave” the way to the
future! Here is your chance to leave your mark on the place that has left
its mark on so many.
After purchase, EDS will reach out to obtain desired wording or design
for each brick. Please contact the Office of Advancement if you have
any questions.
4x8: $200
4x8 with clip art or logo: $250
8x8: $400
8x8 with clip art or logo: $450
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AUCTION DETAILS
“We are excited to announce that our auction is mobile again this year with Handbid!”
You will be able to bid from your smart-phone on all auction items. This will make the
bidding process easier and more fun for everyone!
FOLLOW THESE THREE EASY STEPS
DOWNLOAD THE HANDBID APP
From the AppStore or Play Store.
TAP GET STARTED & CREATE YOUR ACCOUNT
Enter user information & Handbid will text you a PIN code.
Enter the PIN code.
SELECT OUR AUCTION: EDS Is So Sweet
Select REGISTER to get registered Select Swipe left to enter the auction
& accept push notifications. In the app, swipe left/right to access
categories & items.
NO SMARTPHONE? NO PROBLEM
• You can bid from your Internet Browser
• Go to our auction by clicking here:
http://events.handbid.com/auctions/eds-is-so-sweet
• If you don’t have an account click the pink ‘REGISTER’ button
• You can use the same sign on information (PIN+Phone) whether you use
web or your phone & you can use either user interface interchangeably.
QUESTIONS?
Contact: Kathy Grubb, kgrubb@episcopaldayschool.org
TAX INFORMATION The Internal Revenue Service, under Section 170 (f)(8) of the Internal
Revenue Code, requires that we provide you with the following information. For income
tax purposes, you may only deduct the difference between your contribution and the
estimated fair market value for each item, which will be printed on the purchaser’s
invoice.
PURCHASES All sales are final. All items have been donated to Bishop Noland Episcopal
Day School and are sold “as is.” Every effort has been made to describe the items
completely and accurately. All items must be claimed or used within one year of the date
of the Auction, unless otherwise specified. Some items have specific deadlines. The buyer
should contact the donor to arrange the date and time of mutual convenience for those
items donated “on a mutually agreeable date.” These arrangements should be made
within 60 days of the Auction.
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Auction Night Wine Bundles
Available Only From
The Wine Store
$40 Olema Pinot Noir & Olema Chardonnay
$60 Peju Cabernet Sauvignon &
Peju Sauvignon Blanc
4402 Nelson Rd Building 2 $80 Duckhorn Cabernet Sauvignon &
Lake Charles, LA 70605 Duckhorn Chardonnay
337-564-6265
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Patrons
KING KANDY- $5,000
Mr. and Mrs. Randall King
Katie and Gray Stream
QUEEN FROSTINE - $2,500
Ben and Molly Marriner
Dr. Alice Prestia
Jason and Katie Williams
LORD LICORICE - $1,000
Annette Ardoin
Cherie and Brett Cascio
D.C. and Jane Flynt
Robert and Montonya Johnson
Doug and Amanda McElveen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price III
Billy and Della Rose
Kelly and David Sickey
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Ughovwa
Ben and Emily Williams
PRINCESS LOLLY - $500
Armando and Florencia Espinal
Lane and Jennifer Farque
Ashley George
Dr. and Mrs. Brett Goodwin
Hannah and Adam Grogan
Andres and Ta’Shana Guillermo
Brenda and Clayton Hebert
Martin and Nina Hoffpauir
Rev. Frances “Boo” Kay
Aaron and Amanda Pousson
Henry and Laurie Riquelmy
Corey and Candace Scroggs
Broussard and Williamson
Michael and Susan Wright
Amelia Yakupzack
Kathryn and Bart Yakupzack
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Patrons
JOLLY - $250
Stephen Cox
Phil and Lucie Earhart
Courtney and Camrin Firestone
Justin and Phallyn Folse
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Goodwin
Peter and Jody Gover
Taylor and Lori Hale
Thomas and Christa Harper
Channing and Amanda Kile
Dallas and Mandy Kingham
Carrie and Jeff Kudla
Brad and Tammie LeBert
Dr. Jay and Candace Marque
Reed Mendelson
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Mulhearn
Mr. and Mrs. George Paret
Mrs. Jody Reed
Drew and Kathryn Rozas
Justin and Ashley Rudd
John and Allison Schnake
Ms. Pam Spears
Marcia Usher
Alexis Wilson
10THANK YOU TO OUR BUSINESS DONORS
11THANK YOU TO OUR BUSINESS DONORS
Relaxation Retreat
by Kim
Art
Konnect
Pelican
Custom Rods
Greengate
Garden Center
12THANK YOU TO OUR BUSINESS DONORS
13THANK YOU TO OUR BUSINESS DONORS
Bring a Bottle
Bring a bottle of your favorite wine or spirits to
the front office by Wednesday, February 10th.
We tag it with your name and auction off the
collection.
14AUCTION CATALOG
Live Auction................................16
Silent Auction.............................21
Teacher Treats.............................26
Name It and Claim Its North........30
Name It and Claim Its South.........31
15LIVE AUCTION
01 Microsoft - Xbox Series X 1TB Console – Black
This is a sold out item. Introducing Xbox Series X. Play thousands
of titles from four generations of consoles—all games look and play
best on Xbox Series X. At the heart of Series X is the Xbox Velocity
Architecture, which pairs a custom SSD with integrated software for
faster, streamlined gameplay with significantly reduced load times.
Seamlessly move between multiple games in a flash with Quick
Resume. Explore rich new worlds and enjoy the action like never
before with the unmatched 12 teraflops of raw graphic processing
power. Enjoy 4K gaming at up to 120 frames per second, advanced
3D spatial sound, and more.
Donated by: Dr. Jay and Candace Marque
02 PreK4 - Watercolor Wall Art Made with Eagle Feathers
This mosaic artwork painted with watercolors by the students is one
you will not want to miss out on.
03 Principal for the Day
Now is your chance to run EDS for one day! On April 1st, 2021 you
can proclaim a free casual clothes day for all! Or how about a no-
socks day? Your friends will adore you and your proclamation of junk
food allowed in school. The winner of this bid-also gets to spend the
day with Rev. Boo Kay on a mutually agreed upon date, including
including eating a “business lunch” with her and two of your friends
from the same homeroom.
Restrictions: Only one child per family, per day.
Donated by: The Most Reverend Boo Kay
04 Teachers vs Students Volleyball Game
The highest bidding class will compete in a volleyball match against
the South Campus faculty on a school day. The match will be live
streamed for all. This is for grades 7, 8, 9 South Campus Students
only.
1605 Chef George Paret’s Dinner for 10 Couples
Dine in style at your place! Expert Chef George Paret will prepare a
prime rib dinner for you and the other members of your family at the
location of your choice. What a great way to throw a dinner party for
your family- just enjoy your company. Food provided by Chef George.
To be scheduled on a mutually agreed upon date.
Donated by: Mr. and Mrs. George Paret
06 New Sony PS5 PlayStation 5 Digital Console
Battle villains, explore new worlds or dominate the field with this
PlayStation 5 Digital Edition. Support for Dual Sense wireless
controllers, Tempest 3D AudioTech and an HD camera let you enjoy
an immersive gaming experience. This PlayStation 5 Digital edition
features an 825GB SSD for fast loading speeds and delivers up to
120 fps, so you can keep up with the action.
Donated by: Dr. Jay and Candace Marque
07 PreK 3 “A Piece of Home” Concrete Bbench
The is a 5-foot-long concrete bench with art of each child’s handprint
on a fire glazed tile displayed on the top. Glass mosaic tile from the
Capital One Tower that was damaged during Hurricane border the art
work on the bench.
08 Escape With Mrs. Yak
The highest two bidders and their homeroom classes will “escape”
to a private movie showing with Mrs. Yak during school hours on
separate days. Open to students in 2nd - 6th grade only.
Donated by: Amelia Yakupzack
09 Stay and Play Getaway
You won’t want to pass this one up! A limo ride to Coushatta
Casino Resort, dinner for two at Big Sky Steakhouse, one night at
Seven Clans Hotel, golf for two at Koasati Pines Golf Course, a
tour of the Coushatta Tribe Headquarters given by Tribal Chairman,
David Sickey.
Donated by: Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana
10 4th Grade “Angels We Have Heard on High!”
Beautiful angels painted by the 4th grade students on an aged hymnal
choir paper. This item includes a $200.00 Michael’s gift card for
framing of your choice.
1711 Drive-By Mardi Gras Parade
Mardi Gras parades might be cancelled for the City of Lake Charles,
but that isn’t stopping us from celebrating! Our PreK 2 and PreK 3
teachers and assistants will drive-by your house in Lake Charles and
you will have your own personal Mardi Gras parade. We will deliver
a king cake, throw beads, and other Mardi Gras goodies! This item
is limited to only 8 stops so don’t miss your chance to let the good
times roll. The date is Saturday, Feb 13, 2021.
12 PreK 2 - Hand Painted Kid’s Stool
This white Melissa and Doug kid’s stool was hand painted by each
PreK 2 student. Danielle Faulk, a local artist, will personalize the
winners name on the stool.
13 New Orleans Get-a-Way
Have a three night relaxing trip with your family at this 3 bedroom, 2 ½
bath condo. It is located Uptown, 1 block off Napoleon in between St.
Charles and Freret. To be scheduled on a mutually agreed upon date.
Donated by: Brett and Cherie Cascio
14 Lobster Dinner for 10 People
Take advantage of the awesome opportunity to enjoy boiled lobster
for 10 members of the same family. The chef will cook lobster for your
gathering at the place of your choice.
Donated by: Kaysie and King Bolton
15 1st Grade - Makin Music
This is a Louisiana themed guitar that is decorated with the student’s
artwork of their choice. This guitar is a handcrafted 36-inch beginner
acoustic guitar set that includes a tuner, strap and case.
16 Bring a Bottle Stock
Take advantage of this opportunity to acquire a wide variety of wines,
liquors and many other “people’s choice” spirits. The stock consists
of all the donated bottles of liquor that were donated by families of
their favorites. It has something for every adult.
Donated by: Friends of EDS
1817 5th Grade Watercolor Collage on Wooden Serving Trays
Each student in our 5th grade class created several abstract
watercolor paintings. These were assembled into two joyful
collaborative collages on wooden serving trays. Art you can use! All
classmates are represented on both beautiful wooden trays. Each
tray measures 14.5”W x 20”H x 2.5”D. The pieces are sealed for
durability and water resistance.
18 9th Grade -Tiled Ceramic Planters
The 9th grade students used ceramic and glass tiles to create mosaic
designs on two planters. The measurements of the planters are 28 x
14 x 14 and 20 x 12 x 12.
19 Awesome Teal Hunt in Big Pasture Area
This is a kid friendly teal hunter for two hunters. There is a two-week
window with the 2021 Migratory Fowl schedule to host this hunt in
September 2021. The dates are for the first split. The marsh is on the
east side of Big lake in the Big Pasture area with only a 10-minute
boat ride. Go from boat to blind so no special boots are needed.
Donated by: The Don Kay Family
20 3rd Grade Painted American Flag
The 3rd graders hand painted the American Flag on a solid wooden
frame. Each hand print is carefully placed by the students and
represent the stripes on the flag. The students personally signed their
handprints.
21 8th Grade - “My Favorite Things”
In this one of a kind picture each student will display their own favorite
things that represent their personalities.
22 Kindergarten - Custom Built Iron EDS Fire Pit
This fire pit is one-of-a-kind with the EDS logo cut on all four sides,
each child will get to decorate a tile with their name and it will be
grouted on the top of the fire pit. It will be filled with everything you
need to make smores.
23 6th Grade - Brightly Colored Canvas
This large artwork consists of small canvases brightly marker painted
by each student in 6th grade then put together to make this large
piece of artwork.
1924 7th Grade-Abstract Art
The 7th grade students lend their talent and art to help make this
unique piece of art.
25 2nd Grade-Tic-Tac-Toe Set
This project is tic-tac-totally awesome! Each 2nd grade class painted
the pieces and the game board of a large, handmade tic-tac-toe set.
With vibrant colors and creative design this is the perfect piece for a
coffee table, game room, or playroom. It is both decorative and fun
for the family, plus, painted by the 2nd grade students.
20SILENT AUCTION
501 Stuffed Animal Basket
Donated by: The PreK 2 Families
502 Art Basket
Donated by: The PreK 3 Families
503 Sensory Basket
Donated by: The PreK 4 Families
504 Lego Basket
Donated by: The Kindergarten Families
505 Barbie Basket
Donated by: The First Grade Families
506 Nerf Basket
Donated by: The Second Grade Families
507 Book Basket
Donated by: The Third Grade Families
508 Spa Basket
Donated by: The Fourth Grade Families
509 Sport Basket
Donated by: The Fifth Grade Families
510 Movie/Game Night Basket
Donated by: The Sixth Grade Families
511 Candy Basket
Donated by: The Seventh Grade Families
21512 Beach Basket
Donated by: The Eighth Grade Families
513 Charcuterie Board Basket
Donated by: The Ninth Grade Families
514 Lange Twins Winery Basket
Donated by: Alexis Lee and Lange Twins Winery
515 One Hour Golf Lesson with Assistant Golf Professional,
Herb Piert
Donated by: Graywood
516 Bayou Blend Buddy
Donated by: Bayou Blend Apparel, LLC
517 We All Scream for Ice Cream Basket
Donated by: Friends of EDS
518 Konnect Kraze Sensory Box
Donated by: Art Konnect
519 Bee Plate and Plate Holder
Donated by: Greengate Garden Center
520 12 Visits to We Rock the Spectrum and a Gift Basket
Donated by: We Rock The Spectrum
521 “Spanish Trail Bridge” Framed Numbered Print by
Bob Kleinschmidt
Donated by: Dr. Clark Gunderson
522 “Sweetlake Getaway” Framed Numbered Print by
Elton Louivere
Donated by: Dr. Clark Gunderson
523 Signed and Numbered Offset Lithograph “The Old
Stone Bridge” by Laura Mann
Donated by: Martha and Jamie Whelan
524 Numbered and Framed Ballet Print
Donated by: Mr. and Mrs. Randall King
22525 Spring Wreath
Donated by: Paradise Florist
526 Date Night Basket
Donated by: Joseph & Stephanie Treme, Ricky & Mary Dodson
527 LSU Death Valley Framed Print
Donated by: Dr. Clark Gunderson
528 Framed Dallas Cowboys Picture Autographed by
David Lafleur
Donated by: Dr. Clark Gunderson
529 Framed LSU 1958 National Champions Print
Donated by: Dr. Clark Gunderson
530 Traeger Pro Series 34 Wood Pellet Grill
Donated by: Jeremy Stine and Stine Lumber
531 Mini Retreat – 30 Minute Massage and Facial
Donated by: Relaxation Retreat by Kim Snider
532 Solid Oak Side Table
Donated by: Barbara King
533 Feelin’ Lucky Lottery Basket
Donated by: Friends of EDS
534 Tequila, Tacos, and Friends Basket
Donated by: Friends of EDS
535 3 Night Luxury Stay with a Bath for Two
Donated by: Gill Bright Animal Hospital
536 Bauhaus Salon & Haus Spa Gift Basket
Donated by: Bauhaus Salon & Haus Spa, Sarah Kennison
537 Gone Fishin’
Donated by: Glenn Daigle, Pelican Rods, and Friends of EDS
538 Osprey Hiking Child Carrier with $50 BRONCA Poncho
Gift Card
Donated by: Paul and Cristi Cox and BRONCA
23539 One Month of Digital Outdoor Advertising
Donated by: Ultra Outdoor Advertising, Channing and
Amanda Kile
540 Easter Bunny Visit
Donated by: The Potter Family
541 “The McClendon Boys” LSU Framed Print
Donated by: Dr. Clark Gunderson
542 “Saturday Night” by Bob Kleinschmidt
Donated by: Dr. Clark Gunderson
543 “Civic Center Skyline” by Bob Kleinschmidt
Donated by: Dr. Clark Gunderson
544 World Champions Green Bay Packers Plaque
Donated by: Dr. Clark Gunderson
545 “The Porch of The Majestic Hotel” by Bob Kleinschmidt
Donated by: Dr. Clark Gunderson
546 Experience Downtown Lake Charles
Donated by: Luna, Botskys, Stellar Beans, Corner Market,
Bayou Blend, Olive and Indigo jewelry and goods, Papersmith,
Bespoke Hat Co, Pure Press, Parlor House and Barbers on
Broad
547 Handmade Bracelet and Earrings
Donated by: Olive and Indigo jewelry and goods
548 Set of Framed Art by Local Artist Sara Smith
Donated by: Sara Smith
549 Home Cooked Jambalaya for 40 People
Donated by: David and Kathy Grubb
550 Concrete Kitchen Garden Planter
Donated by: Elisabeth and Field Lamotte
551 Skin Studios Bundle-Botox and Obagi Skincare Starter Kit
Donated by: Skin Studios
24552 Science Basket
Donated by: Friends of EDS
553 Smile Bright With These Toothbrush Sets and Other Goodies
Donated by: Drs. Charles Stewart and Wendy Whelan
554 Spinal Care and Therapy Basket
Donated by: Dr. Duhon and Calcasieu Spinal Care
555 Pizza Day Signup for April 1, 2021 for $10.00 per Student
Donated by: Mr. Gattis for grades PreK4 - 6th, Hunts Brothers
Pizza and the Big Lake Convenience Store for grades 7th - 9th
25TEACHER TREATS
401 PreK Bedtime Story with Your Teacher read by Mrs.
Duplechin, Mrs. Pousson, Mrs. Potter
Your teacher loves you to the moon and back! Buy this special
auction item and your child will receive a virtual bedtime visit
with his or her teacher. We will say our prayers and share
storytime with the book below. Your child will get to keep the
book along with a stuffed goody! For PreK 4 students only.
• Mrs. Duplechin - Goodnight Moon with stuffed moon
• Mrs. Pousson - Goodnight Moon with stuffed bunny
• Mrs. Potter - I Took the Moon for a Walk with a stuffed
moon
402 Kindergarten Teacher For-A-Day with Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs.
Burke, Mrs. Fruge
The winning bidder from each homeroom will be the “Teacher
For the Day” for their classroom. Each teacher will have the
student be in charge of their class. The “teachers” will also
be given a “teacher appreciation gift” based on their specific
interests. Must be a kindergarten student.
403 1st Grade Private Watch Party at the Movie Bistro’ with Mrs.
Meche, Mrs. Vasquez, Mrs. Belinda SIGNUP
Your child won’t want to miss this sign-up! Our first grade
teachers have rented out a movie theater at the Movie Bistro.
Students will enjoy a movie and popcorn all to themselves with
friends form their homerooms! The school bus will pick students
up from school and bring them to the movie for a 2:30pm
showing. Parents need to pick students up from the movie
theater 4:00pm. This is for students only. The cost is $40.00.
• Mrs. Vasquez’s class is February 26, 2021
• Mrs. Meche’s class is March 5, 2021.
26404 2nd Grade Game Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Johnson SIGNUP
On February 25th from 3:30pm - 4:30pm students will stay after
school and join their classmates for a night of games and snacks
with their homeroom teachers. Students can bring their favorite
game/electronic device from home. This sign up is open to all
second graders. Snacks are provided! The cost is $35.00
405 3rd Grade Paint Party with Mrs. Ericson and Mrs. Richards
SIGNUP
Each student will get to paint a beautiful EDS canvas keepsake
at a painting-with-a-twist style party hosted by the teachers.
The real twist is Mrs. Ericson and Mrs. Richards will teach their
homerooms students how this is done. The cost is $50.00 per
student.
• Mrs. Ericson’s class is Tuesday, May 4, 2021
• Mrs. Richard’s Class is Thursday, May 6, 2021.
406 4th Grade “Outdoor Games” with Mrs. Gardner and Ms.
Rasbeary SIGNUP
Students will participate in a variety of “outdoor games” with
friends from their homerooms after school. Both homerooms will
play at the same time on different fields. Snacks will be provided.
The date is February 19, 2021. The cost per student is $35.00.
407 5th Grade Movie at South Campus with Mrs. Begnaud and
Mrs. Paul SIGNUP
Students will get to experience the wonderful atmosphere at
the South Campus while watching a movie with their homeroom
friends. The class will vote on the movie. Snacks will be
provided. The cost is $35.00 per student.
• Mrs. Begnaud’s Class is April 20, 2021.
• Mrs. Paul’s class is April 22, 2021.
408 5th or 6th Grade Elephant Toothpaste Chemistry Experiment
with Mr. Patin and Mrs. Lunon
The winning bidder’s homeroom class will enjoy performing a
chemical experiment big enough to clean an elephant’s teeth!
27409 South Campus Sweet Treat with the Faculty and Staff Signup
Students will get to choose from four of Boombox Pop’s
delicious flavors. This will take place during their lunch time
so they can visit with their homeroom friends. Date to be
announced. The cost is $10.00 per student.
410 2nd - 6th Grade STEAM Mastermind Hour with Mrs.
Campbell
Kids imagine, collaborate, explore and create, all while learning
super cool STEAM skills that will help them in school and in
life. In our STEAM package, students will get three Technology
class periods of fun STEAM activities. First, students will get
their very own robot to create and bring to life. Each child will
also get to take their robot creations home! Second, students
will participate in the SPHERO BOLT Extravaganza using our
new robot spheres! Events will include painting with the Sphero,
Chariot Battle, and Sphero Bowling! This item is limited to one
homeroom class.
411 PreK4 -1st Grade STEAM Mastermind Junior Hour with Mrs.
Campbell
Kids imagine, collaborate, explore and create, all while learning
super cool STEAM skills that will help them in school and in life.
In our STEAM package, students will get three Technology class
periods to build their very own solar robot! Each child will also
get to take their robot creations home! This item is limited to one
homeroom class.
412 Kindergarten - 6th Grade Wet & Wild Extravaganza with
Coach Kyra and Coach Stephanie
Start the summer off right with the Wet & Wild Extravaganza!
The highest bidding homeroom will spend a Friday morning
with Coach Kyra and Coach Stephanie enjoying some fun water
activities. Don’t let this fun opportunity “slip” by!!
413 7th - 9th Grade Wet & Wild Extravaganza with Coach Gabe
and Coach Stephanie
Start the summer off right with the Wet & Wild Extravaganza!
The highest bidding homeroom will spend a Friday afternoon
with Coach Gabe and Coach Stephanie enjoying some fun water
activities. Don’t let this fun opportunity “slip” by!
28414 1st - 4th Grade Librarian for the Hour Mrs. Clemmons
A student from each first through fourth grade homeroom will
have an opportunity to be the Librarian for the hour during
Dr. Seuss’ birthday week (March 1st -5th)! Get your best Dr.
Seuss costume ready for this one!
415 4th - 9th Grade Basketball Lesson with Coach Gabe Fontenot
Your student and 5 of his friends will polish up their basketball
skills with these coaching session in basketball at the new South
Campus gym. Students may bring up to 5 of their friends from
their homeroom. Grades 4th-9th are eligible for this item.
416 5th - 9th Grade Volleyball Lessons with Coach Lee McBride
& Mitchell Wyninger
Don’t miss this great opportunity for a 1.5 hour coaching session
in volleyball at the new South Campus. Students can bring
a minimum of 4 and a maximum 8 of their friends from their
homeroom to attend this session.
417 5th - 9th Grade Tennis Lessons with Coach Lee McBride &
Mitchell Wyninger
Get outside and enjoy the weather with a 1.5 hour coaching
session in tennis. Students can bring a minimum of 4 and a
maximum 8 of their friends from their homeroom to attend this
session.
418 Ms. Gabbert’s Favorite Things
Everything you need to keep music alive! Calico, the naughty
kitty cat, a music memory game, music pencils, music water
bottle, 8 note glockenspiel and more.
419 Ms. Anna’s Art Basket
Your artist will not want to miss this basket. It contains Van Gogh
mask t-shirt, 3-D pen, craft storage bag, stylus 4-in-1 pen for
touch screen, 100 alcohol dual tip markers, artist socks, 642
Things to Draw Sketchbook, Bob Ross Heat Changing mug and
mask with stray hole.
420 Fiesta para los ninos - Ms. Van Dyke’s Fiesta Kids Basket
Everything you need for a kids fiesta-pinata, candy, cokes, sweet
treats and some Spanish resources. i Buena Suerta (Good Luck)!
29NAME IT AND
CLAIM ITS
~NORTH CAMPUS~
Donated by Friends of EDS
Have you always wanted a street sign with your name on it? Here’s
your chance! The winner will get to choose the name that will appear
on their winning sign. When the year 2022 comes around, the sign
comes down for you to use in your own home.
701 Prek2/Prek3 Playground
702 4th, 5th and 6th Grade Playground
703 4th, 5th and 6th Grade Crosswalk
704 Prek4/Kdg Playground
705 Prek2/Prek3 Crosswalk
706 Prek4/Kdg Drive Through
707 1st-3rd Grade Crosswalk
708 1st-3rd Grade Playground
709 4th, 5th and 6th Grade Hallway
710 Prek4/Kdg Hallway
711 Prek2/Prek3 Breezeway
712 Prek4/Kdg Playground
30NAME IT AND
CLAIM ITS
~SOUTH CAMPUS~
Donated by Friends of EDS
Have you always wanted a street sign with your name on it? Here’s
your chance! The winner will get to choose the name that will appear
on their winning sign. When the year 2022 comes around, the sign
comes down for you to use in your own home.
713 STEAM Walkway
714 Bus Stop
715 South Walkway
716 West Walkway
717 Music Walkway
718 Circle Pathway
31THANK YOU
to all our
Friends & Families!
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EDS really IS so sweet!
Thank you to the EDS faculty and staff
for making even
the craziest school year great!!
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Properly managed flower and shrub beds enhance the curb appeal of your home or business and contribute to the beautification of
our community! Consider these key tips when making decisions about the landscape beds in your yard or commercial property:
MULCH Effective application of mulch improves the health of your bushes, trees and shrubs. Mulch also moderates temperature
fluctuations, preserves soil moisture, reduces erosion, and suppresses weeds and pests. However, improper mulch application creates
issues for your plants and landscape. Remove deteriorated mulch before adding more, to minimize rot and pests. Getting mulch depth
right is also essential to its effectiveness. Generally, a 3 inch depth of mulch is ideal for most areas, but can vary depending upon soil and
foliage type and specific conditions of your landscape. When in doubt, count on an experienced professional for mulch installation.
PLANTING SEASONAL COLOR Seasonal or annual plantings provide excellent opportunities to add color to your shrub and
flower beds throughout the year! Generally, these areas of your beds need to be replanted twice per year with seasonally appropriate
selections. An experienced professional will help choose foliage with pops of color all year round in Southwest Louisiana.
IRRIGATION It’s no secret that summers in Southwest Louisiana are HOT! There are many shrubs and trees that will tolerate heat
well, but optimal plant health requires water to be delivered. Seasonal color plantings are more sensitive and need irrigation to ensure the
plants will remain healthy. There are many options for bed irrigation systems, and most can be installed by a professional in a day or less.
WEED ABATEMENT If you have landscape beds, then you will also have weeds to control. There are many strategies for controlling
weeds, but the key is consistency. Weed growth must be monitored and addressed continuously to keep your beds in tip-top shape. If
you prefer to spend your weekends with family and friends, then professional weed abatement is a great option.
PRUNING Shrubs and ornamental trees are excellent additions to landscape beds, and with proper care will provide years of beauty!
These plants do need to be pruned regularly to maintain proper shape and remove diseased or unwanted growth.
With attention to these 5 areas of landscape bed management, your home or business will look great year-round!
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Bishop Noland EDS
IS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY THE COUSHATTA TRIBE OF LOUISIANA
"The struggle has made us stronger, and our victory
will open the way to justice and a better life."
~ Ernest Sickey 1973. For more information about the
Tribe, please visit www.koasatiheritage.org &
www.coushattatribe.com
ELTON, LA | 337.584.1401
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