Original Research by School Decision on Livingston Co Spec Services Unit
Livingston County Special Services Unit is a cooperative providing special education services to member districts within Livingston County, rather than a district serving a residential attendance area. The unit operates two schools: Livingston County Academy and Livingston County Crossroads Academy, both of which are open.
Because this entity is a special services cooperative rather than a traditional school district, it sits outside the standard academic reporting framework. State testing data, enrollment figures, demographic breakdowns, and graduation rates are not available in the typical format, and these absences reflect the cooperative's structure and mission rather than data gaps. The unit's work centers on delivering specialized services and alternative educational pathways to students referred by member districts, typically students with more intensive support needs.
The two schools under the unit's umbrella appear to serve distinct populations or pathways. Without enrollment, program, or outcome data in the public record examined here, a parent or resident seeking to understand how these schools operate, what students they serve, and what their academic or career pathways look like would need to contact the unit directly. The unit's website and staff can clarify the referral process, eligibility criteria, curriculum, and support structure for each school.
Member districts throughout Livingston County access the unit's services as part of their special education infrastructure. If your child is already enrolled in a Livingston County school district and has been referred for evaluation or placement consideration, the district's special education office would guide you through the process and answer questions about what the unit's schools offer.
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