Livingston Parish Schools go back to class Aug. 11

LIVINGSTON PARISH, La. (WAFB) - Livingston Parish Schools are gearing up for the first day of school Friday, Aug. 11.

Leaders said their goal is to keep your child safe and cool on their campuses. Superintendent Joe Murphy said they’ve been making sure air conditioning is working with this record-breaking heat. So far, they’re going into the first day with no cooling issues.

Leaders said their goal is to keep your child safe and cool on their campuses.

Walker High Principal Jason St. Pierre is excited to continue their veterinary assistance program. They are also expanding their realty program students can take.

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Superintendent Joe Murphy said they’ve been making sure air conditioning is working with this record-breaking heat.

Happy first day of school Livingston Parish! We’re coming at you live from @WalkerHighScho1. Principal Jason St. Pierre is walking us through how they’re continuing to expand programs on campus. You may notice the old @WAFB desk in these pictures! https://t.co/ktfmS6TUPI pic.twitter.com/JC7di4oSdH
— Cali Hubbard (@CaliHubbard) August 11, 2023

Find out what students, teachers, and staff can expect on Livingston Parish Schools' first back back to class.

Students attending Livingston Parish public schools are going back to class Friday, Aug. 11.

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