The district makes the safety of the stakeholders a priority in all decisions of school closure and weather-related matters. Livingston Independent School District covers over 300 square miles of local geography, and while in some cases, school may operate as scheduled, the district reminds everyone never to jeopardize the safety of their families.  It is recommended to check the TXDOT website, Polk County Emergency Management website or social media, or the Polk County Sheriff’s Department's social media page on specific road closures. Always exercise extreme caution in weather-related matters.

Information regarding school closings or schedule changes due to bad weather events or loss of electricity will be shared in the following order.

The district superintendent will issue a school alert or school closing, and district employees will first be notified through a district email.

An automated Parent Message and automated notifications will be made to all parents in the district by using the parent notification system – ParentSquare. These emails, text messages, and /or phone calls will not be made prior to 5:00 am. Parents may log into the ParentSquare app to choose their notification preferences.

If the district needs to delay the start of classes or cancel classes after the notification of staff and parents, the information will also be posted on the front of the district website and on each campus web page.

Livingston High School website
Livingston Junior High website
Cedar Grove Elementary website
Creekside Elementary website
Timber Creek Elementary website
Pine Ridge Primary website
LHS Academy website
DAEP – Alternative Education website

Livingston Independent School District has eight Facebook pages. You may access the information using social media icons found at the bottom of the district or any campus website.

Official channels used by the district include the Livingston Independent School District Facebook page, Livingston ISD Instagram, and @LivingstonISD on X (formerly known as Twitter).

Information will also be provided to the Polk County Enterprise newspaper, the local radio station – 102.3 The Eagle, and Houston TV Stations Channel 2 KPRC, Channel 11 KHOU, and Channel 13 KTRK.