🌟 We have started the second half of the school year on a high note at Livingston Elementary! 🌟

The past few months have been filled with powerful learning experiences, meaningful celebrations, and memorable moments shared with our students, families, and staff. Each event has supported academic growth, creativity, and strong school-community connections.

Our students proudly participated in a variety of engaging and enriching activities:

🏛️ Living Wax Museum Exhibit – Our students brought history to life as they researched, wrote about, and embodied influential figures. They demonstrated confidence, public speaking skills, and a deep understanding of the individuals they portrayed. We are so proud of their hard work and dedication!

✊🏾 Black History Month Program – Through performances, presentations, and classroom learning experiences, students honored the achievements, resilience, and contributions of African Americans throughout history. It was a meaningful celebration of culture, history, and unity.

📚➕ Title I Spring Into Math Night – Families joined us for an evening of interactive math games, hands-on learning, and helpful strategies to support math success at home. It was wonderful to see our school community come together to make math both fun and engaging!

🔢 Annual Multiplication Challenge (Grades 3–5) – Our 3rd–5th grade students showcased their math fluency and determination during our Annual Multiplication Challenge! Students worked hard to strengthen their fact fluency, build confidence, and challenge themselves to reach new goals. We are incredibly proud of their perseverance and growth in mastering multiplication facts.

🍕 Stevi B’s School Fundraiser – Our school community showed incredible support during our fundraiser at Stevi B's Pizza Buffet. Families enjoyed a fun night out while giving back to Livingston Elementary. We truly appreciate everyone who participated and helped support our students and school initiatives!

💌 Valentine Grams – Students shared kindness and friendship by sending special Valentine Grams to classmates and staff. This sweet tradition spread smiles and reminded us of the importance of positive connections.

💛 National School Counseling Week – We celebrated and recognized the incredible work of our school counselor, who supports students academically, socially, and emotionally each day. We are grateful for the guidance and encouragement provided to our students.

🤝 National School Social Worker Week – We also honored our school social worker for the vital role they play in supporting students and families, ensuring needs are met, and helping every child thrive.

These experiences truly reflect the heart of Livingston Elementary—a school where learning is meaningful, relationships matter, and every child is supported and celebrated.

🌷 We can’t wait to see what March brings and all the exciting opportunities ahead for our students and families!

Please use the link below to view previous LVES Recap posts. Each link will take you directly to the highlighted updates, photos, and important moments we’ve shared in earlier editions.

📢 Livingston Elementary – Digital Learning Day Reminder

Livingston Elementary will have a Digital Learning Day on Monday, March 09, 2026. There will be no in-person classes on this day. Students will complete their assignments at home.

Parent(s)/Guardian(s), please refer to the information provided above for important details. You may also review the ParentSquare messages that have been sent by your student’s teacher(s) for specific instructions and expectations.

Thank you for your continued support!

📚✨ Get Ready for the Annual Reading Bowl! ✨📚

We are excited to share that the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. – Chi Tau Omega Chapter Reading Committee is hosting its Annual Reading Bowl!

🌟 Theme: Young Voices, Big Impact: Children Who Made History
📅 Date: March 7, 2026
⏰ Time: 9:00 a.m.
📍 Location: Memorial Middle School, Conyers, GA

This inspiring event will celebrate young readers and highlight the powerful stories of children who have made a difference in history. It’s a wonderful opportunity for students to showcase their reading skills, build confidence, and be inspired to make their own impact on the world.

Let’s cheer on our young scholars as they read, learn, and lead! 📖💚

During School Social Worker Appreciation Week, we celebrated our dedicated school social worker, Mrs. McCLendon, for the important work done to support our students and families. Through compassion, advocacy, and connecting families with helpful resources, she helps ensure every child has the support they need to thrive. We appreciate the positive impact made in our school community!


















During this special week, we celebrated and recognized the incredible work of our school counselor, Mr. Snipes, who supports our students academically, socially, and emotionally each day. Through guidance lessons, individual support, and encouragement, he helps students develop confidence, problem-solving skills, and positive relationships. His dedication plays an important role in creating a safe, supportive learning environment where every student feels valued and empowered to succeed. We are truly grateful for the care, guidance, and encouragement Mr. Snipes provides to our students and school community.












For more information about the Pre-K registration process, please click the link below:

 https://www.newtoncountyschools.org/departments/public_relations/news/2026_pre-_k_registration

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