LIVINGSTON PARISH - Livingston Parish Public Schools Superintendent, Joe Murphy, has sent out a response plan due to closures caused by the coronavirus. 

Superintendent Murphy stated in a letter sent out on Saturday:

• All Livingston Parish Pubic School employees are to report to work.
• All teachers and instructional employees who were regularly scheduled for professional learning workshops that day will report for those sessions as planned.  
• Central office staff will meet to finalize a framework for schools to provide digital instructional resources, as well as printed take-home resources, for all their students. 
• Bus drivers will bring their busses to designated school sites to be cleaned and disinfected.  School custodians will continue to clean campuses on a regular schedule.  
• Food service workers will coordinate plans to provide limited, altered services to those students in need of regular meals. 
• School leaders and department directors will determine a plan for continuing applicable emergency services

• All district employees will report to their regularly assigned work locations throughout the parish.  
• Bus drivers should contact the transportation department to determine the status of the cleaning of their busses, and to determine if there is a need to participate in the delivery of services during the proclamation period.
• All principals will meet with central office staff at the Suma Professional Development Center at 8:30 a.m. to discuss and organize plans of implementation of the district’s framework for the delivery of a blended model of instruction. 
• The district and individual schools will announce action plans for blended models of instruction, including a tentative timeline of when parents and students can expect to receive the materials for the “first day” of remote learning.