Meet your 2024 members of the Homecoming Court. Front Row L-R: Sadie Honc, Alexis Grimmett, Luisa Perez, Raylyn Valderez, Nasya Armstrong, Natalia Medina. Back Row L-R: Emarri McQueen, David Deaville, Ja'Tarius Randolph, Ja'Derrian James, Ytzel Davalos, Vanessa Bowers.

Livingston Royal Brigade made straight 1's at UIL Marching Contest and advancing to UIL Area contest on November 2.

Livingston ISD has been selected to participate in the Mindset College Ready (MCR) program, funded by the Federal GEAR UP grant. This seven-year, $32,183,569 grant from the U.S. Department of Education will provide resources to help low-income students succeed in postsecondary education.

Members of the Livingston ISD and Livingston High School administrative teams met with Dr. Tom Johnson, President of Lamar State College-Orange. They are looking at improving processes and adding new programs and pathways for the students of Livingston High School. Johnson said, "We love working alongside LISD to improve the lives of our students and partner communities.

Friday, October 25, is the Livingston Lions Homecoming game. The Homecoming Parade will be held on Monday, October 21. The parade will assemble along Jackson Street by the water tower and the Community Pep Rally will immediately follow the parade in Lion Stadium.

Under the guidance of Head Coach Casey Fleming and Assistant Coach Shannon Sandoval, LHS Cheer has shown dedication, hard work, and an incredible ability to balance their busy schedules. The Cheer team shows the true spirit of being a Livingston Lion – excellence in athletics and service to others.

Livingston High School Culinary students and officers of Livingston FFA and Livingston FFCLA greeted Senator Robert Nichols. Nichols met with Polk County Superintendents and higher education officials at Livingston High School.