As we work together to plan for the future of our schools, community input and transparency are our top priorities. We have created a Referendum Resources webpage that will serve as the central repository for all official materials, data, and updates discussed during Board of Education meetings as we approach the upcoming referendum vote.

Currently on the page you will find the most recent demographic studies and the Referendum Options that were presented to the Board over the summer. We will continue to add information. We encourage all residents to explore these resources, stay informed, and engage with us throughout this collaborative process.

If not, please give it a try! It’s like having our own personal, secure social media feed for everything happening across Livingston Public Schools.

Instead of searching through inbox clutter, open the app to scroll through your custom feed for school emails and news -  and district-wide announcements - all in one central hub. Plus, you can select your preferred notification frequency and receive automatic translations in your home language.

As more families download the app, we look forward to growing how we share and connect together!

Heritage Middle School eighth grader Anaisha Bothra has had an outstanding year in competitive debate! Competing against top students from across the country, Anaisha has demonstrated remarkable dedication, sharp critical thinking, and outstanding public speaking skills at several national tournaments.

Her impressive accomplishments this season include:

Exciting news! LPS fourth grader Mason Gourvitz has been cast in Harlan Coben’s new Netflix series, currently in production. He will be stepping into the spotlight to play the role of young Myron Bolitar from Coben's popular books.

This casting is extra special for our community given our deep connection to the author. Bestselling writer Harlan Coben is a proud graduate of Livingston High School, and LHS even served as a primary filming location for his previous Netflix series Shelter, which was based on his popular young adult novels about Myron’s nephew, Mickey Bolitar.

Congratulations to Mason for landing this incredible role and carrying on our local connection to Coben's stories!

This past summer, Yukai Liu-Duan competed in the 400-meter dash at the USATF Junior Olympics. After qualifying at the NJ State Championships, he advanced to the Regionals, where he finished 5th with a time of 1:07. He then raced at the National Championships in California, advanced to the semifinals round and was placed 25th nationally among 9-10 years old athletes!

LPS takes school security very seriously and follows all of the safety protocols that are practiced regularly with the Livingston Police Department. These protocols include school lockdowns, which are a vital safety procedure to protect everyone in the building. They can be used for a wide range of situations, including medical emergencies, to ensure the well-being of all students and staff. Parents have a part to play in school lockdown safety as well!

Livingston Public Schools strives to respond to concerns and/or questions as quickly and effectively as possible. In a school system, as in any organization, the “chain of command” refers to communication levels of authority in the school district. The philosophy behind the chart in the link below is to refer community members to those people in the organization who can best solve any concerns or questions that may arise, and then direct them to the appropriate people if issues are not able to be effectively addressed at the first level.

Are you a Registered Nurse looking for a flexible opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children and families? Join our team of Substitute Nurses and become an important part of the LPS community.

Interested in joining our team?

Contact: Carolyn Ross (cross@livingston.org)

Your expertise can make a difference in our school community!

Visit our Employment Opportunities webpage to learn more about available positions at Livingston Public Schools.

Interested and qualified applicants are invited to apply via our online application. Our administrative staff will be reviewing resumes and contacting those individuals who they feel will best meet the needs of the positions we have available at this time. Some screening will be conducted over the phone, and some interviews will be in person and others will take place online using online platforms. Since we have many positions available, we are not able to return phone calls regarding open positions or status of applications.

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Looking for homework help, a quiet study nook, or your next favorite read? The Livingston Public Library offers endless opportunities for Livingston Public Schools students and families. Beyond thousands of print books and audiobooks, your library card unlocks free access to online databases like Tutor.com, Mango Languages, research tools, and museum passes.

Whether you're stopping by for after-school programs, tech gear from the Library of Things, or just a quiet spot to focus, the library is your dedicated space to learn, create, and connect. Visit livingstonlibrary.org or stop by 10 Robert H. Harp Drive to sign up for your free library card and learn more about all that the library has to offer!

LTV, Livingston, NJ's community access television channel, can be found on cable television via Comcast (Channel 34) and Verizon (Channels 26 and 28). Additionally, LTV can now be found online at www.LivingstonTV.org, which provides a live stream of the cable channel plus numerous shows available to watch ON-DEMAND! LTV is operated by the Livingston Public Broadcasting Committee, a group of volunteers (adults and high school students) who recognize all the good that Livingston has to offer; have an interest in television programming, production, operations and marketing; and give their time toward promoting local information, entertainment, and education to all members of the Livingston community!