Who We Are Programs & Services Community Resources Join Our Team MENU Breadcrumb Home Who We Are How We Serve How We Serve In This Section Who We Are Who We Serve How We Serve Evidence of Success Board of Education Board Policies Meeting Schedule & Materials Strategic Plan Superintendent Departments Staff Directory Early Childhood We are working with schools in our county to improve the number of students reading at a proficient level by third grade. Third-grade reading proficiency is built on a strong foundation in early childhood, and that’s why we offer programs focused on our youngest learners. Our Early On, Early Childhood Special Education, and Head Start and Great Start preschool programs and services help prepare children to enter school and succeed. The number of third-grade students in Livingston County reading at a proficient level increased by 14.1% from 2015 to 20181. By assisting schools as they implement research-supported teaching practices and methods to monitor students’ progress, we’re supporting teachers and their efforts to further improve reading proficiency. Services Supporting Students with Disabilities We provide services to over 3,100 students with disabilities in Livingston County. Our team of highly skilled teachers, psychologists, social workers, speech and language therapists, physical and occupational therapists, nurses, specialists, and consultants, work directly in our schools with fellow educators and provide services for families and students from birth to age 26. Work-study and job placement opportunities offered through our Adult Transition program help prepare students to transition to life after school. We also provide specialized programs for students in Livingston County with the most complex disabilities at Pathway School. Pathway School is located on our main campus, with additional classrooms in Howell Public Schools. Career Development Livingston Career & Technical Education programs provide more than 3,200 students the opportunity to explore over 40 different career options, develop job skills, and gain hands-on work experience. Students attending Livingston County Early College can earn both their high school diploma and an associate’s degree, technical certificate, or license without college debt. Livingston Career & College Access Network connects students with the education they need for their future careers and local businesses with skilled employees. Transportation & Business Services We transport 9,200 students per day, traveling over 2 million miles per year. We provide specialized transportation services for students with disabilities. Our employees operate the buses for Brighton, Hartland, Howell, and Pinckney Schools, providing daily transportation to and from school and school-sponsored athletic and field trips. Livingston ESA provides services that help our schools save money by managing purchasing programs for equipment and supplies that are more costly for schools to buy on their own. How can we help you? We have a dedicated staff-person ready to answer your question. Between the hours of 7:30 am and 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday, please call or text 517.546.5550, or click the Contact Us button to send us an email. If you’re reaching out to us after hours or on a holiday, please use the Contact Us button to send us an email, and you’ll receive a response the next scheduled business day. Contact Us Like on Facebook Follow on Twitter Website Design by Gravity Works