News & Announcements

Livingston Academy will be providing its students over 400 new Surface Go 2 tablet computers. Today Livingston Academy teachers and students came to the district IT department to help prepare the devices

It is important that those in need apply for free and reduced meals. Applying online is easy, fast, and confidential! Click here to learn more... ---->

Rickman Elementary welcomes Mrs. Hannah Mahaney as new interventionist. We look forward to a new year with you on our team!

Please view the document attached to this article to learn more about Tennessee Child Care and School Immunization Requirements

This summer, five community organizations will host literacy nights for families, to bring families to the important conversation about how children learn to read. They’ll offer a chance for families to learn what strong, structured reading instruction looks like, directly from Tennessee teachers.  ... Read more>

Livingston Academy teachers are using some of their summer days to learn more about the diesel industry and the needs of employers.

The American Rescue Plan signed into law in March by President Joe Biden included $122 billion in Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds for school districts across the country, which is the single largest investment in federal elementary and secondary education in the nation’s history. Overton County Schools would like your feedback to help develop school improvement plans. Read more >

Emergency Feeding for schools ends on June 30th. Meals can be
picked up at Livingston Academy. If you need meals, please call
Livingston Academy at 931-823-5911.

The Nutrition Science and Diet Therapy students at Livingston Academy prepared lunch for the Overton County Maintenance staff to show their appreciation for their hard work in remodeling our kitchen lab space. The menu were pinto beans, cornbread, onion, relish, sweet tea, and lemon bars.
Students standing left to right are Haskell Cunningham, Madison Tidwell, Leila White, Hannah Wilson, and Sarah Waits.
Maintenance men seated are Edward Walker, Danny England, Jeff Hammock and Terry Smith.

Students in the Intro to Human Studies class created fruit pizzas. This was an enjoyable 2-day lab in which students learned the importance of reading a recipe, following instructions, use of basic math and reading skills, along with teamwork. They did an excellent job!