Livingston Elementary School recently published its latest academic highlights in its spring newsletter, including several student successes in creative writing and math problem solving. The school is involved in a district-wide “Green Team” initiative that provides students with unique opportunities to lead campus recycling and environmental conservation projects. In addition, the campus maintains a vibrant atmosphere that was recently named one of the best places for music education.

Q1. What does Livingston Elementary School do to keep students safe when they arrive in the morning on Livingston Ave?

Ans. Every day we have a supervised car-rider loop and dedicated staff to get students safely into the building on our campus.

Q2. What special programs does Livingston Elementary School have for kids who are interested in science and tech at an early age?

Ans. STEM Starters is a program that gets students engaged in coding and robotics early on, through fun, hands-on classroom projects and challenges.

Q3. What character-building activities are carried out on the Livingston Elementary School site?

Ans. Through our “Varian Values” program, we recognize students who exhibit integrity and kindness to help us foster a caring and respectful culture.

Q4. Are there any parent-led groups at Livingston Elementary School that involve anything to do with campus beautification?

Ans. We invite parents to join the “Friends of Livingston” group to help us take care of our school garden and teach our students about our local environment.

Q5. How has Livingston Elementary School engaged local Columbus professionals in its yearly career exploration workshops?

Ans. We invite professionals from different fields to come to our classrooms to tell us about their day-to-day work and inspire our students about futures.