Pointe Coupee Parish School Board

10/20/2026

Celebrate culture, honor history, and show your school spirit at Livonia High School!

October 26–30, Livonia High School will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month Spirit Week with the theme “Roots & Resilience”—celebrating our culture, honoring our history, and inspiring our future!

Students are invited to participate in these daily themes:

Monday, October 26 — Marigold Day
Let your spirit bloom! Wear yellow, orange, or gold to kick off a colorful week of celebrating culture and heritage.

Tuesday, October 27 — Ranchero Day
¡Viva el Ranchero! Wear cowboy or cowgirl attire, including hats, boots, denim, bandanas, or Western-inspired outfits.

Wednesday, October 28 — Jersey Day
Represent your team! Wear your favorite sports jersey and show your team spirit.

Thursday, October 29 — Ancestor Day
Honor those who came before us. Wear a loved one’s favorite color, recreate their style, or wear something that reminds you of someone who has made an impact on your life. Students may also bring a photo or small, meaningful item for the remembrance altar.

Friday, October 30 — Día de los Mu***os Colors

Honor your roots and celebrate your culture! Wear purple, orange, pink, black, white, or marigold. No costumes—just show your spirit!

We look forward to seeing Livonia High School students celebrate the people, traditions, and stories that connect generations!

10/20/2026

10/17/2026

Honoring the life of our beloved James "Coach PeeWee" Johnson. Always a Trojan, always in our hearts. To the Johnson family, thank you for sharing Coach Peewee with us. Please know that his Rosenwald family shares in your bereavement and celebrates the difference he made. Rest peacefully, Coach PeeWee.🙏🏾💔

10/16/2026

🏆✨ CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE AT UPCE! ✨🏆
Please join us in congratulating our 2026-2027Teachers of the Year! 🎉

10/16/2026

10/16/2026

: Livonia High School, 2011

The year was 2011, and Livonia High School was filled with Wildcat pride, familiar faces, and unforgettable moments that would become lifelong memories.

The St. Louis Cardinals won the World Series, and a new collection of songs was giving everyone something to sing along to. Back home, students were making their own memories in the halls of Livonia—rushing to class, cheering on their Wildcats, laughing with friends, and imagining where life might take them next.

You may have been texting beneath your desk, updating your Facebook status, or taking pictures with a digital camera you carried everywhere. Maybe your favorite memories never made it online at all—the lunch-table conversations, the bus rides, the inside jokes, and the excitement of seeing your friends beneath the Friday night lights.

“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2” brought a beloved movie series to its unforgettable finale. Whether you were heading to the theater with friends or discussing every detail afterward, it was a year for big moments on the screen—and plenty of your own away from it.

Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” and LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem” helped provide the soundtrack to the year. One familiar beat might be all it takes to bring back getting ready for a school dance, riding around with friends, or turning up the radio when your favorite song came on.

Whether you were cheering from the stands, marching with the band, competing in the classroom, representing Livonia in athletics, or finding your place among friends between bells, you helped write a special chapter in Wildcat history.

That was 15 years ago. Those Wildcats are now building careers, raising families, serving their communities, and following paths they may have only dreamed about in 2011. Wherever life has taken them, they will always have a place in the Livonia High School story.

Do you have a family member, teammate, teacher, or friend who walked the halls of Livonia High School in 2011? Tag them in the comments and share your favorite Wildcat memory!

Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat.

10/15/2026

WE ARE HIRING! Join our team at Pointe Coupee Parish School Board!

We’re looking for compassionate, patient special education paraprofessionals who are committed to providing support and encouragement to students with disabilities. Help make a meaningful difference in our students’ lives!

💻 Apply online: https://www.pcpsb.net/page/join-our-team/

Know someone who would be a great fit? Share this opportunity with them!

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10/15/2026