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Communis Scientia, Virtutes, et Prudentia
Common Knowledge, Common Virtues, Common Sense
2015-2016
ÆDIFICANS FVTVRVM
Constructing the Future
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Liberty Common High School
2745 Minnesota Drive
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Phone: 970-672-5500
Fax: 970-672-5499
Attendance Line: Please call in by 8:30AM
672-5500 option 2.
Office Hours: 7:15 - 3:45
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Next Board of Directors Meeting: January 21st, 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. at LCS.
You may contact all members of our Board of Directors at
Patrick Albright 232-8257
Joel Goeltl: 593-8556
Jeff Webb: 545-9636
Denise Benz: 420-4184
John Rohrbaugh: 225-2259
Aislinn Kottwitz: 217-5925
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Norwegians celebrate Princess Ingrid Alexandra Day this Thursday. She's pictured here with her mom Crown Princess Mette-Marit.
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Norwegian Holiday Thursday. In Norway, Thursday is a national holiday - Princess Ingrid Alexandra's Day. It's a national flag day there. In honor of our two LCHS Norwegian foreign-exchange students Catherine Holtmoen and Andreas Noodt, LCHS will fly the Norwegian Flag throughout the school day. Gratulerer med fødselsdagen!
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JANUARY
| | 20- Bill Kranz Day- Wear a mustache | | 21 - BOD Meeting | |
28 - Liberty Lecture- New Orleans and the Birth of American Music, LCHS
| 29 - 8th Grade Science Fair
29 - T-shirt Day | |
February
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16 - Liberty Lecture- Abridged Art History of the Western World
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26 - T-Shirt Day
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Classical Manners for the Modern Youth
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From the 1934 high-school textbook Good Manners used in "Household Science" class of that day:
"Rule No. 167. Choosing the Hotel. If a boy or girl must go to a hotel without an older person, he should find out from his parents what hotel is best for him. In case of an emergency, inquire of the travers' guide, station police, or station agent. It is better to choose a well-known hotel, rather than a small one in an outer district of the city. Never ask a stranger or a chance acquaintance to suggest or direct you to a hotel."
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AST Tip Of The Week:
Using 9th Hour Well.
While our department always encourages spending some time in 9th-hour fun clubs, we want to be sure you are making good choices when you need 9th- hour help. First, prioritize which subjects need the most attention during 9th hour; the lower the grade, often the higher the priority. Secondly, you do not need to wait to see your specific teacher. If someone else in that same department is available, go to their 9th hour. All of our teachers are incredibly knowledgeable and would love to help you in any way they can.
9th-Hour Clubs
The primary purpose of our 9th-hour clubs is to provide students with the opportunity to receive extra help from teachers. Parents are encouraged to assist their students in creating a 9th-hour plan by reviewing the 9th-Hour Club Schedule.
The LCHS Academic
Support Team
created this website to assist all LCHS students with helpful tips and resources for academic success.
Be sure to check it out!
9th hour choices are Important!
How To Use A First-Hour Study Hall
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Volume 19, Issue 20/ January 19, 2016
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Students, parents, and faculty gathered in the Acropolis last Tuesday to watch the State-Of-The-Union address and discuss it afterwards. Pizza, drinks, and politics -
what an awesome school we have!
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Sunny Taylor, Dr. Robinson, and Henry Halgren.
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7th Grader Wins Geography Bee. Congratulations to expert geographer Sunny Taylor. On January 12, ten grade-level champions representing the 4th through 8th grades competed in the LCS library, answering geography questions that covered the entire globe. Sunny survived stiff competition to take the first place prize. 5th grader Henry Halgren earned 2nd place, and 6th grader Dharini Sriram took third. Sunny will now have the opportunity to take an online test to qualify for the State Geographic Bee in April.  Funding Needed. The 2016 additions of a new gymnasium, Stoa, new high-school parking lot, vestibule for the elementary school, and elementary-storage expansion are indeed exciting developments. However, it's important for everyone to know these projects are still not fully funded. Liberty has borrowed funds sufficient to proceed with construction, but we must raise additional funds for indoor finishing and furnishings along the way. The price tag is not small. CLICK HERE for all details of Liberty's Capital Campaign. More parent help is needed for multiple strategies to raise money. For those interested in amplifying financial commitments to the school, volunteers are needed on the school's Fundraising Committee, our Grant-Writing Committee, our Financial Advisory Committee, and in the general pool of volunteers. To volunteer, send a MESSAGE HERE. Ongoing contributions can be made securely - CLICK HERE. Thank you in advance for your generosity and for your ongoing investment in Liberty.
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Recognize this vehicle? Please help us identify four suspects who vandalized school property and private property late Friday evening/early Saturday morning.
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Vandalism At LCHS. The Fort Collins Police Department and LCHS administration are asking for help in identifying four suspects who vandalized the school and multiple private vehicles parked in the LCHS parking lot over the weekend. The vandalism took place late Friday night/early Saturday morning. Vandals threw eggs at the school building and vehicles; and broke car windows - probably with a BB-gun, a pellet gun, or some other small-caliber weapon. Please take a careful look at the nearby image captured on a school's security camera. If you have any knowledge of, or even theories about, who might have been involved in this incident, please contact the school or the Fort Collins Police Department which is actively investigating this matter.
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Liberty kindergartners receive their "Challenge Keys" from
LCHS Thirteeners.
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LEGIO XIII To LCS. Last Friday, newly inducted seniors of the LCHS Legion of Thirteen traveled to the elementary school to issue "challenge keys" to the kindergarteners. The ceremonial tradition challenges kindergarteners to graduate from LCHS twelve more years from now - in the Mighty LCHS Class of 2028! On that night, they'll trade in their white keys for the symbol of the Legion of Thirteen - the red key with gold ribbon. CLICK HERE or on the nearby video to see kinders receiving their keys from Thirteeners - those LCHS seniors who are completing 13 years at Liberty Common School.
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Congratulations to LCHS scholar
and new Eagle Scout Alex Shinn.
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Eagle Scout. On Monday, January 11, LCHS scholar Alex Shinn passed his Eagle Board of Review and officially joined the elite ranks of Eagle Scout - the highest rank in Scouting; and thereby reaching a goal he set for himself as a Tiger scout in first grade. Only about 5% of Scouts attain this rank. Alex is a member of Troop 97, chartered by St. Luke's Episcopal Church. In addition to his collection of hard-earned merit badges, 21 are required for Eagle, Alex has been the troop's scribe and takes advancement of younger Scouts very seriously. He completed his Eagle project for the LCHS community - 6 custom-made art tables in the Atelier de Liberté.
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Senior Speakout: In an annual LCHS tradition, the Class of 2016 imparted true wisdom last week to its
classmates, instructors, and administrators.
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Senior Speakout. Last Wednesday, student representatives of the mighty Class of 2016 took the Lyceum podium and shared what was on their minds. "Senior Speakout" is an annual LCHS tradition hatched by the school's first senior class. The pioneer Class of 2013 felt compelled to "speak out" about its time at Liberty, to impart some advice to younger schoolmates, and its leaders petitioned the administration for the chance. The request was granted, the event was labeled "Senior Speakout," and the name stuck. CLICK HERE or on the nearby video link to watch and hear what this year's seniors had to say to their school.
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CSU Engineering-student-instructor Mr. Nate Golter holds up the two Space-Shuttle tiles LCHS received last Friday from NASA.
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Shuttle Tiles. As an authorized and qualified engineering program, LCHS's engineering department receives museum-quality space artifacts from time to time for the benefit of our students' education. Last week, we received two Space-Shuttle tiles from NASA. Stop by the Engineering-Department showcase in Da Vinci Hall to see the space-program artifacts.
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The Trashformers team members are 7th graders Ryan Saldanha, David Gao, Liam O'Malley, Ian Smith, Charlie Wang and Kellen Hansen. They are coached by CJ Smith.
Port 5 team members are 9th grader Taylor Reinke, 8th grader Lilly Wilson, 7th grader Carolyn Carpenter, 6th graders Sydney Reinke and Amber Kranz. They were coached by Bill Kranz and Evelyn Carpenter.
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Robotics Teams Impress. The LCHS "Port-5" team placed third out of more than 300 teams from throughout Colorado at the state robotics tournament held over the three-day weekend. The LCHS "Trashformers" team won the Core Values/Inspiration Award. It was a successful weekend for the school's robotics engineers, programmers, promoters - and for team coach Mr. Bill Kranz.
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This is the face of Colorado's #1 robotics coach. Out of more than 300 robotics-
team coaches throughout Colorado,
LCHS's Mr. Bill Kranz was voted the top coach. In his honor, tomorrow is "Bill
Kranz Day" at LCHS. Mustaches are encouraged.
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Bill Kranz Day at LCHS. Tomorrow, Tuesday, January 20th is "Bill Kranz Day" at LCHS. All students and faculty are hereby authorized to wear mustaches on Bill Kranz Day in honor of Colorado's top-rated, #1 robotics coach Mr. Bill Kranz. At a weekend state robotics tournament, the mustachioed Kranz was nominated and designated as the state's best, most celebrate robotics-team coach. The student who looks most like Mr. Kranz tomorrow - in Mr. Kranz's opinion - wins a prize, and will have his/her photo posted here in Monday Notes next week.
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Liberty Lecture: New Orleans and the Birth of American Music is set for January 28th 2016 in the LCHS Great Hall.
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Next Liberty Lecture. Attention all perpetual students: If you consider yourself an intelligent person who enjoys learning, make sure to put on your calendar the next "Liberty Lecture." On Thursday, January 28th 2016 from 6:30 - 8:00PM in the LCHS Great Hall, Maestro Dave Lunn will deliver a spectacular lecture entitled "New Orleans and the Birth of American Music." Liberty Lectures are designed for parents, the community, and students. It's a great way to learn together from authentic academic experts. Don't miss this one. Student Tutor Needed. A mom at the elementary school is looking for an LCHS student to work with her elementary-school child a few days a week. Earn money by helping a Liberty kid study. Transportation is important. You need to get yourself to the student's location, or find some reliable way to get there. For details, CLICK HERE to communicate directly with the mom in need.
Costa Rica, Dominican Republic 2017. Do you want to take a picture at the bottom of a major active volcano? Or maybe want to go snorkeling? Whitewater rafting? Kayaking? Just interacting with the locals? Well, this is your chance. Mrs. Deitrick is announcing her 2017 international trips and the countries will be Costa Rica for spring break and Dominican Republic in the summer. For more information email Mrs. Deitrick at pdeitrick@libertycommon.org and/or attend the informational meeting on Monday, January 25th, 2016 at 6 pm in Aula Cervantes (207A).
Art Department. The art department needs drywall donated. Please, deliver any drywall you have to the art room. Thank you. -M. Salazar & R. Seiple
Latin-2 Transition Meeting For Current 7th And 8th-Grade Families.
In an effort to provide more information on the new LCHS Latin-2 requirement for 8th grade and graduation, the LCHS administration will hold an informational meeting on Tuesday, January 26th, 6:30-7:30PM in the LCHS Great Hall. Members of the LCHS administration, the Academic Advisory Committee, and the Board of Directors will be on hand to comment on the transition and answer questions.
- The 8th-grade Latin-2 requirement begins with the current 7th-grade class, the class of 2021.
- The Latin-2 high-school graduation requirement will begin with the class of 2021.
- Current 8th-grade students, the class of 2020, are eligible to opt into the updated graduation requirements.
- Members of the Class of 2020 will be asked during course registration (see dates below) to choose their graduation- requirement path.
- Current 9th-11th grade students, the classes of 2017-2019, will be held to the graduation requirements that were in place when they started high school.
 Construction Commencing. The week of Monday, February 8, 2016 will mark the beginning of construction at the LCHS campus. A gymnasium and stoa will be added to the facility. Perimeter fencing will go up first. The fence will slice through the parking lot eliminating approximately 13 spaces and some curb space around the school. Heavy construction is targeted to begin on February 15th. Olympia Hall will be inaccessible throughout construction.
Traffic Chaos. The necessity of traffic-safety vigilance around the school should be obvious to everyone and taken very seriously by all. With the start of high-school construction in February, we'll be losing approximately 13 parking spots in our parking lot and some perimeter curb space due to construction traffic and curbside staging of construction equipment and materials. Additionally, there are coincidental construction projects occurring across the street from the school to the south, and another to our east. Drop-off and pickup traffic will unavoidably become more chaotic and treacherous. Prepare to park further from the school building, and prepare to arrive earlier. Timberline Church has donated 60 parking spots to LCHS-bound motorists throughout the duration of our construction project. Student drivers are encouraged to park there. CLICK HERE for a refresher on our LCHS drop-off and pickup protocols and guidance. Please be careful everyone. If you are part of the Timberline Church community, please know how grateful LCHS is for the neighborly hospitality and assistance we continually receive from your Church, and thank you.
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News from Business Manager, Katrina Brossia
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A big thank you to everyone that has either sent in a check or went online to contribute to the Capital Campaign. The outcome has been extremely positive as we have raised over 1/3rd of the amount needed to purchase the furniture, fixtures, and equipment that are needed for the expanded multi-purpose area, gymnasium, and in the fitness/weight room but we still have a way to go.
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News from the Assistant-Principal, Mr. Lovely
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Sports Night. Junior-high students are invited to attend a Sports Night this Friday, January 22nd from 6:30-9:00 PM in the LCHS Great Hall. Students will be playing dodgeball, volleyball, and indoor soccer with their friends. The cost is $5 per person, and Free-Dress-Day rules apply. Direct questions to Order of McNulty and Order of Morgan leaders Grace Arnett, Alexia Armatas, Sunny Taylor, and Frank Tsiouvaras.
 House Leadership Retreat. The leaders of the House System had a productive and enjoyable trip to Estes Park this past weekend to discuss vision for the future of the LCHS House System as well as improvements that can be made this year. The retreat, let by School Captains Olivia Bachelet and Will Denton combined multiple work sessions along with free time for exploring the great outdoors at the Estes Park YMCA or simply hanging with friends playing games inside by the fire. The images below capture some of the highlights from the trip. There will be a follow up work session on Saturday, January 30th. More details to follow.
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FCA Meeting. The next meeting for the LCHS chapter of FCA will be this Wednesday at lunch in Washington Hall. Contact Ben Kuppinger with questions.
Upcoming Events:
- Junior High Event | Fri 22 Jan | 6:30-9:00 PM | LCHS Great Hall
- 8th Grade Science Fair | Fri 29 Jan | 3:15-4:15 | LCHS Great Hall
- High School Sadie Hawkins Dance | Sat 30 Jan | 7:30 - 10:00 PM
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News from the Academic Dean, Sandy Stoltzfus
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 See the sidebar for LCHS Academic-Support Resources.
2016-2017 Registration.
It is time to start registering for the 2016-2017 school year (see schedule below). Course-registration forms and 2015-2016 Curriculum Guides will be distributed prior to each grade-level registration meeting. Students are required to complete a paper registration form, have it signed by parents, and return it on the day of their registration meeting. Students will use their completed registration forms to register for classes through PowerSchool during their grade-level registration meetings with Mrs. Stoltzfus. REGISTRATION TIMELINE
Juniors (Class of 2017)
1/22-Distribute Registration Materials 1/27-11th grade Registration Meeting during US History/APUSH 1/28-11th Registration Meeting during US History/APUSH
Current Sophomores (Class of 2018)
1/20-Distribute Registration Materials 1/26-10th grade Registration Meeting during World History Current Freshmen (Class of 2019)
1/20-Distribute Registration Materials 1/29-9th Grade Registration Meeting during Western Civ
Current 8th Graders (Class of 2020)
1/29-Intent to Return Deadline for 8th Graders (see details below) 2/2-Distribute Registration Materials 2/4-8th Grade Registration Meeting during History 8
Current 7th Graders (Class of 2021)
2/5-Distribute Registration Materials 2/8-8th Grade Registration Meeting during History 7
Naviance Course Planning. Parents are encouraged to assist their high-school students in updating their 4-Year Course Plans in Naviance (Courses > Manage My Course Plan). Mrs. Stoltzfus meets with students during the fall semester of their freshmen year to guide them through the process of building their initial 4-year Course Plan. From there, high-school students are encouraged to use their Naviance Course Plan as a planning tool throughout their high-school career.
2015-2016 LCHS Curriculum Guides.
Hard copies of the 2016-2017 Junior-High and High-School Curriculum Guides will be distributed to students in the coming weeks. In the meantime, students and parents are welcome to utilize the online versions of the curriculum guides ( CLICK HERE).
8th-Grade Intent-To-Return
Congratulations! Current LCHS 8th graders get first dibs on high-school enrollment. The time is upon us to determine enrollment at Liberty Common High School for the next school year. We are thrilled your child is at Liberty now, and we are honored you chose us for the current year. As such, your enrollment slot for next year's ninth grade is reserved and already being held in your student's name - if you want it. Otherwise, we need to move on quickly and offer your spot to other students on the lottery list who are waiting for a chance to enter Colorado's top-rated high school - Liberty Common High School - as freshmen in August. 8th-Grade Intent-To-Return forms will be mailed out on January 21st. In order to reserve your child's 9th-grade spot, please return the form by January 29, 2016.
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College Acceptances
Students in the LCHS Class of 2016 have been accepted to the following colleges. Many schools do not make their decisions until late March. LCHS students still await the results of many college applications.
AEDIFCANS FVTVRVM
Building The Future
-Class of 2016 Motto
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News from the Athletic Director, Dan Knab
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If you know of a Liberty student making athletic news and would like them showcased for the Liberty Common community, let Mr. Knab know.
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This Week In Junior-High Sports:
JH-Girl's Basketball
Wednesday, 1/20, 4pm, @ Dayspring
Thursday, 1/21, 4pm, vs Loveland Classical
Click HERE for full schedule
This Week In High-School Sports:
High-School Basketball
Tuesday, 1/19, 4pm, vs Heritage Christian (Spirit Game)
Saturday, 1/23, 11:30, @ Front Range Christian
Season Highlights:
The jr-high girls basketball team kicks of its regular season game schedule tomorrow at Dayspring Christian. Coach Wilcox is leading this talented group of girls and it looks to match the boys' team with a championship season. Its first home game will be Thursday against Loveland Classical.
There is a 'Spirit Game' today when the basketball teams take on Heritage Christian Academy (HCA) this afternoon starting at 4pm. The highlighted game of the evening will be the women's varsity game, which starts at 6pm. HCA always brings the masses to these games. The high-school students win points for their Houses with their attendance today. So come one and come all to see some fantastic basketball this afternoon. The Jr-high boys championship basketball team will be recognized prior to tonight's men's game at 7:30pm.
There are some non-mandatory track workouts planned for the high-school track team starting next Tuesday, January 26, 3:45pm - 5pm. Practices will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays until the season starts on February 29th. There will be occasional pole-vault workouts on Saturdays when the weather is nice. Stay tuned to emails from Coach Mayes.
Liberty Common High School is currently seeking to hire two spring coaches immediately. We are looking for a baseball coach and a women's soccer coach. Both sports require a coach that has excellent knowledge and experience and has a history of working with high-school student-athletes. Please forward this information on to anyone who you may know that would be a good fit for Liberty Common High School. Mr. Knab is currently taking resumes for these two positions. All questions can also be directed to Mr. Knab at dknab@libertycommon.org. Thank you.
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Alumni Update from Agnes Mpanga of Tanzania - LCHS foreign-exchange student (2011-12) now attending the University of Dar es Salaam in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
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Hello. I hope that you are having a good Christmas season. I am doing well. Last May, I completed my high-school studies and I thank God that I passed with a G.P.A of 3.3. I got a chance to attend the mandatory national services for the army in Tanzania called JKT. It was fine and fun, and I enjoyed it. I am currently at the University of Dar es Salaam taking courses toward a bachelor of science with geology. The university life is a new challenge but I am handling it well. This is my first semester and my first time to live in a big city of Dar. I miss you all and thank you for all the support, love and for everything during my exchange year at Liberty Common High School. Agnes |
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News Worth Repeating
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 Host an International Student. Think about enriching your family's life by hosting an international student from Europe, Asia or Latin America. The Council for Educational Travel USA is now looking for Liberty families willing to welcome a high-achieving international student into their home for the 2016-2017 school year. Each student arrives with a passport, visa, spending money, health insurance and the dream of life with an American family. Each host family volunteers to provide a loving environment, a comfortable bed, three meals a day and transportation to school and some activities. Contact Community Coordinator Jodee Loury by email soon to help you select just the right student for your family - or call or text at 970-690-8424.
Future Liberty Lectures. Everyone who misses a Liberty Lecture regrets it when they hear from others what they missed. Put these upcoming Liberty Lectures on your calendars now and make sure you participate in one of the most unique and valuable aspects of our school community:
1) Thursday, January 28th, 2016 | 6:30-8:00PM | LCHS Great Hall | Topic: New Orleans and the Birth of American Music | Presenter: Maestro Dave Lunn.
2) Tuesday, February 16, 2016 | 6:30-8:00PM | LCHS Great Hall | Topic: Abridged Art History of the Western World | Presenters: Mrs. Megan Salazar, Mr. Rex Seiple.
3) Wed, March 30, 2016 | 6:30-8:00PM | LCHS Great Hall | Topic:
"Living What We Teach: Combating Anti-Intellectualism in Culture and Education" Presenters: Mrs. Natalie Scarlett and Dr. Bob McMahon of Ridgeview Classical Schools.
Skiving Defined. Liberty's ninth-hour options are a great opportunity for students to get extra help in their studies. Students falling behind in their grades may be required by their instructors to attend 9th-hour study clubs, or zero-hour (morning) study sessions. Such students who are required to attend, but fail to show up for these sessions will be given a conduct violation. The proper term for skipping these supplemental study sessions is skiving. If you see this new category in a homeward violation notice, it means your student has skipped something he or she was required to attend at school. "Skiving" also applies to failures to show up for lunchtime ransom duty and detentions.
Gala Donations. Liberty's Annual Spring-Gala-Donation deadline is approaching. The Gala Team is currently collecting donations of items for both our silent and live auctions. Do you have something you could donate to benefit our school? We appreciate all donations and remember, Gala donations are generally tax-deductible. The donation deadline is February 1st. 
Do you have an Etsy Business? DONATE.
Do you have Broncos tickets? DONATE.
Do you have Travel Points? DONATE.
Do you have Gift Cards you don't need? DONATE.
Do you have a Home Improvement business (house painting, furnace repair, etc.)? DONATE.
Can you donate any of these items?
- A basket just perfect for a cruiser bike
- Individual Sports Training
- Photography classes
- Any brand-new electronics (Kindle, iPad, etc.)
Be a Gala Sponsor. Benefit our amazing school and see your business's name in lights. Highlight your business to the nearly 500 Gala attendees and reach the nearly 1000 LCS students and their families by becoming a Gala sponsor. Many opportunities for tax-free advertising. Please contact Maia Elmore by email.
Booster-Club Committee Forming. If you have any interest in athletics and are considering deepening your support for the school by volunteering, Mr. Knab suggests joining the LCHS Booster Club. This is a parent-run club that is very instrumental in the success of our athletic programs. There is a lot of work that has been put into this club, but most of the weight has been carried by a very small few. Our vision is to build the LCHS Booster Club to a number of people that would make the work light. Being at every athletic contest is not required. Members can go to the games or events that interest them....and free of charge. Thank you for considering this opportunity. If you are interested, contact LCHS Booster Club President, Rebecca Finkel.
Brand-New Convenience. We now accept payment by credit/debit cards. You can conveniently pay your athletic fees online on a financially secure website called CheddarUp. Start now by clicking HERE. Just click on the sport of participation and pay. If you have already paid the athletic fee for basketball, Mr. Knab will enter your method of payment on the site and you will receive a receipt from CheddarUp.
 Order your yearbook today. Hurry, before the price goes up any higher. Go to jostensyearbooks.com. Contact Mrs. Salazar with any yearbook related questions at yearbook@libertycommon.org.
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ACT/SAT Registration ACT. Register and view complete details online ( CLICK HERE). Registration and test-preparation packets are also available in the College Center.
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 Galapagos & Ecuador Summer 2016. Mrs. Deitrick and Mrs. Karr are leading a trip to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands this upcoming June. Email Mrs. Deitrick if interested.
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 Austria, Germany and Switzerland. Spring Break 2016. Mr. Lunn is leading his second educational journey to Austria, Germany and Switzerland in March of 2016. Email Mr. Lunn for more information.
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Spring Break 2016 In England, France, Spain. Spanish teacher Mrs. Deitrick, French teacher Dr. Werner, and English teacher Mrs. Scarlett will be traveling to nine cities, and adding several extra excursions. This twelve-day trip is open to junior-high and high-school students (junior-high students must have guardian accompaniment). Contact Mrs. Scarlett via email with questions.
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Italy, Greece Trip, June 2017. See all the best sites in Italy and Greece and learn directly on ancient lands with Mr. Kem. The tour ends with a multi-day cruise of the Greek islands. Enrollment has started. Enroll here. View or download the itinerary here. E-mail Mr. Kem if interested.
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