News & Announcements

Each month a Family Engagement Newsletter is published to provide information and resources to families. Click on the title "December Family Engagement Newsletter" to read.

Congratulations to HES 4th Grade Teacher, Mrs. Spring Choate, for winning the Swallows Insurance Success Grant!
Thank you to Stonecom Communications and Swallows Insurance for partnering to help our school!

Overton County Schools are closed on this day to observe Veteran's Day. We are blessed to have such a great community of teachers and staff in district schools to teach students the many ways to show their support and love for our local veterans. Thank you to all for your hard work in preparation and kindness delivered.

Surround yourself with only people who are going to lift you higher! That's what OCS faculty, staff, students and community members are doing to show their support for Ms. Bonnie Stapp of Livingston Academy.

Each month a Family Engagement Newsletter is published to provide information and resources to families. Click on the title "November Family Engagement Newsletter" to read.

The Tennessee College of Applied Technology will host an open house on Saturday November 13, 2021. The event will begin at 10:00 AM and end at 2:00 PM.

For Parents: FREE Lively Letters 3-hour Training
Live & Recorded Webinar
Presented by Program Authors,
Nancy Telian, MS, CCC-SLP & Penny Castagnozzi

Overton County Schools would like to say a big Thank You to Livingston Regional Hospital for the donation of the Ambu CPR bags. We feel blessed to have such great community support! Pictured L to R are school nurses Ashley Taylor, Marcie Matthews, Cindy Sells, Tammy Nimmo, and Caitlyn Ledbetter.

Laura Masters is a great manager who goes above and beyond with LA's meal presentation. Even with two full time cafeteria workers out for surgeries, Laura and her remaining staff still manage to whip up some festive Halloween treats for LA!!

October 18-22 was a week of Cognia STEM initiatives for all students at Livingston Academy. Teachers and students rolled up their sleeves to get to work on project-based learning activities.