Overton County Schools

We’re thrilled to welcome Kim Dillon as the new Director of Schools for Overton County! Her dedication, leadership, and passion for education have already made a lasting impact, and we’re excited to see how she’ll continue to inspire students, staff, and our community.
Wishing her great success in this new chapter—our schools are in excellent hands!

We have updated information about ACT testing for the upcoming school year. Please visit the Livingston Academy page to find testing dates, fee information, and more!

https://www.livingstonwildcats.net/o/las/page/act

Incoming seventh grade students for school year 25-26 are required to have updated vaccines prior to first day of school. Send a copy of updated immunization form to your child's school no later than Aug. 1st. Please contact your primary care doctor for more information.

Overton County Schools will operate under the CEP again in 2025-2026 for school meals.

One free breakfast and one free lunch daily. Extra meals, meal items, a la carte are provided at a cost.

No charging is allowed.

There will be no SSO meals deliveries to the City Pool, MVO Library, Central Park, or Livingston Ball Park during the week of July 7th- July 11th due to lack of employees to prepare and deliver free SSO meals. However, meals can still be picked up at the “Open Site”, Livingston Academy during this week. Meal pickups are at the “kitchen”, behind the new Lead Career Center building, due to security requirements.

Meal deliveries will resume at the City Pool, MVO Library, Central Park, and Livingston Ball Park from July 14th through July 24th. Sincere apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused.

students finished up camp today with a fun day of games, sno cones, pizza, and a trip to Livingston Cental Park. we are proud of our students and teachers and their hard work!

students finished up camp today with a fun day of games, sno cones, pizza, and a trip to Livingston Cental Park. we are proud of our students and teacher and their hard work!

Ms. Molly Gore's class had special guests who shared about bee keeping.

Rising 2nd grade playing today at Livingston central park.

Mrs. Spring Choate's rising 4th grade students learned about the history of Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade and made their own character balloons.

Just a reminder: Overton County Schools are offering a four-day Link to CTE Career Exploration Camp on Monday, June 23rd-26th for Rising 6th-9th graders. Breakfast and Lunch will be provided daily at no cost for the camp. Parents or Guardians will need to bring their student to the new LEAD Building next to LA each morning at 7:30 AM for drop off and return for pick up at 2:30PM. If you are interested, please email emilyhammock@oc-sd.com or call Overton County Schools at 823-1287.

Mrs. Lynn Jolley's rising 1st grade students are finishing out camp with a glow party.

Mrs. Jennifer Ledbetter's rising first grade learned about the weather.  They had fun forecasting the weather, making weather crafts. One of their experiments was to see if they could make it rain in a jar.

Mrs. Lynn Jolley's rising 1st grade class learning about firefighters and seeing a real fire truck at summer camp!

Mrs. Lynn Jolley's rising 1st grade class learning about firefighters and seeing a real fire truck at summer camp!

Mrs. Lynn Jolley's rising 1st grade class has had a great summer learning camp!

Ms. Candace Kirk's rising 6th grade completed a novel study of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. Students created a poster summarizing the book. Look at all this creativity! 

Mrs. Carly Riddle's rising 8-9th graders made solar ovens.

Mrs. Spring Choate's rising 4th grade students made popsicle puzzles in one of the many fun activities at our summer leering camp.

Mrs. Spring Choate's rising 4th grade students are working with fractions on the interactive whiteboard.