Thank you to Tennessee Tech for donating treat bags and cake to Livingston Academy's faculty and staff in recognition of National Teacher Appreciation Week!
Overton County Schools is launching a new virtual learning program option for home schooled students. The program is at no cost to parents, offers a flexible schedule, and high-quality materials. Click the link below to learn more and apply online. Applicants will be reviewed and notified if accepted into the program.
https://www.oc-sd.com/page/virtual-program
Congratulations to LA student Parks Graff on winning this year's $1000 attendance prize courtesy of First National Bank! During a schoolwide assembly, Parks's name was drawn from a box containing all this year's attendance winners. In addition to Parks's big win was the distribution of various gift cards, totaling to $1000 and donated by the LA Alumni Association, to the rest of this year's quarterly attendance winners. Thank you to everyone who donated to the program throughout the year, including Life Church for the weekly winners' gift cards.
Livingston Academy was blessed with $10,000 from TVA's School Uplift Grant. This will be used to upgrade classroom technologies and lower school energy costs. Thank you so much to Tennessee Valley Authority for their dedication to LA this year.
Thank you to the LA Prom Committee for sponsoring yesterday's soda bar as part of National Teacher Appreciation Week!
On Tuesday, the Livingston Academy Alumni Association-- represented by Tammie Sells-- made a very generous donation to the LA attendance programs; pictured accepting the check are librarian Wendy Padgett and Assistant Principal Pat Teeples.
Congratulations to our attendance winners for Weeks 27, 28, and 29: Jade Ramsey, Thomas Kingsland, Emma Copeland, Parker Gentry, Adelynn Maples, Carter Burks, Charlotte Livermore, Jacob Copeland, Avery Walker, Joey Stansberry, Larry Blaylock, and Dustin Dyer (not pictured).
Thank you so much to Miss Heidi Adams and the LA Beta Club for hosting today's Teacher Appreciation luncheon.
The LA prom has been rescheduled to take place in the gym. Thank you to our Junior Class sponsors for continuing to help in prepping this event.
Please take a moment to complete our 2024-2025 Parent Survey. We value your feedback and use it to inform our decisions as we address the needs of our district. We appreciate your participation. Please use the link below. https://forms.office.com/r/2tjPbJb5Y6
Registration for the Summer Learning Program will end on May 1, 2025. . The program runs from May 27 to June 19. Learn more about the program: https://www.oc-sd.com/o/ocs/page/summer-school Apply at: https://forms.office.com/r/gJhBrQ34Q3
Our second week of Senior Seminar's Adulting 101 unit was another big success! Thank you to First National Bank and the UT Extension office for helping our students with budgeting, accounts, loans, fraud detection, and other important financial information.
The Livingston Academy Dance Team will be holding its annual tryouts between April 23rd and 25th. Interested students may scan the attached QR code or contact Coach Angela Sullivan at asullivan@oc-sd.com.
For the upcoming school year (2025-2026), Overton County Schools will complete registration online. This will help speed up the process and reduce the amount of paper and time involved creating the registration materials. We also hope that this is more convenient for families and eliminates the need to list repeated information on registration forms. The registration period lasts until May 30th. Please see the attached image for more information on the process.
Congratulations to our Week 24 attendance winners: Kenlee Thompson, Josiah Sommerfeld, Carter Hall, and Pilot Bowman!
The Livingston Academy Senior Seminar classes began their Adulting 101 unit today, with Vice Principal Brandon Cross teaching all things auto. Students observed demonstrations of oil checks, brake inspections, and tire changes– and even got the chance to try it themselves. This multi-week course will feature a new guest speaker at each meeting, including culinary arts and budgeting with the UT Extension office, banking and loans with First National Bank, online scams with the Middle Tennessee Credit Union, taxes with Emma Cannon of James F. Scarlett Accounting, and insurance with Farm Bureau Tennessee. Thank you to teachers Sara Greenwood, Lauren Coffman, Lora Clouse, and Dee Smith for organizing this excellent slate of contributors. We are honored to work with our students in preparation for their life after school and can’t wait to share more in the coming weeks.
April 14th through 24th will be exam season at Livingston Academy. Students should be sure to bring their charged devices to school on these days. The testing schedule can be seen in the attached images.
On April 17th, Livingston Academy will host a meeting for its Class of 2026 Rising Senior (2024-25's Junior class) students. Parents are welcome to attend as information is shared regarding graduation requirements, deadlines, scholarships, and more. This meeting will take place at 5:30 PM in the cafeteria.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) deadline is seven days away. Visit https://studentaid.gov/ to file and learn more. Please remember FAFSA filing is a mandatory scholarship requirement. Failure to do so will result in the loss of TN Promise eligibility; lost eligibility may not be regained.
The weapons detection system evaluation initially scheduled for March 6th will take place tomorrow, April 8th. We ask that students arrive a little early, if possible, to help ensure everyone gets to class on time. All students will enter the main entrance near the front office. The scanner will be set up and students will simply walk through and enter the building. This will NOT alter school traffic patterns. Students who are dropped off will still be dropped off in the rear of the building. Parents are not to drop off in the front of the building before 7:30. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we explore new ways to improve safety.