Liberty Lecture - Art.  Don't miss the next "Liberty Lecture" scheduled for tonight, Tuesday, February 16, 2016 | 6:30-8:00PM | LCHS Great Hall | Topic: Art Stories:  Insanity Or Creative Genius? | Presenters: Mrs. Megan Salazar, Mr. Rex Seiple.  This lecture promises to be another outstanding opportunity for Liberty parents, grandparents, students, faculty, and community members to learn together in a fun forum from actual content experts.  And, there's no test or quiz afterwards.

 

Step 1: Put on bright blue Hawaiian Fruit Jam shirt and put up the collar.
Step 2: Take comb out of back pocket and feather hair.  Put a part on the side.
Step 3: Roll or pin blue jeans around the ankle or just put on a pair of parachute pants and call it a day.
 
These are the three steps I took to look cool in 6th grade.  Yes, I was a break dancer.  I had the cardboard duct taped to the basement floor and listened to the sound track of Breakin'2: Electric Boogaloo over and over again.  The picture above is proof. The 80s were a great time for me.  I grew up with two valley girl sisters who kept me informed on the latest trends.  I love looking at old pictures like this and reminiscing about old times and how far we have all come.  No more parachute pants or Hawaiian shirts for me.
 
The Winter Carnival brings back these memories as I watch the excitement in our students and parents. This party is a big deal and will be very exciting for all that attend. Liberty's after school party isn't just bouncy houses and pizza. This after school event-when seen through the eyes of a kid-is a full-on winter carnival with magical castles, games, cars, and immersive crafts with an indulgent feast.
This years theme is the 80s.  What wonderful memories the 80s bring.  Students will be treated to 80s music that I am sure will bring back memories to all the parents, a banquet of incredible food and lots of sodas! We will have two bouncy houses for the kids. There is nothing better than bouncing up and down listening to the song Footloose!  Crafts will be abundant on all sides of the gym.  We hope you can make it to this mid-year celebration!
 
Thanks to all the families that will be joining us for this fun filled event. It may be chilly out, but all the excitement will warm things right up. What a great opportunity to see you all and to catch up on the school year. We are so fortunate to have families with a common vested interest in supporting one another and raising our children the best we can.
 
Liberty's Winter Carnival is only made magical through the efforts of our committed volunteers.  Thank you to Hannah Knecht for her leadership in organizing this year's Winter Carnival.  Thank you to all that will be setting up, running the craft booths and activities, and helping clean up at the end. We truly appreciate your commitment to our school and students.

Volunteers are need to make the Winter Carnival a success. 
CLICK HERE to Volunteer
CLICK HERE bring in donations

Legacy Bricks. Purchase a Liberty-Legacy brick to show your support for finishing the gymnasium. 

Bricks will be available in two sizes and can be purchased online as well as at the upcoming spring Gala. 4" x 8" is $250, 8" x 8" is $500, 8" x 8" with Eagle logogo is $550.
 
Bricks will be laid in a garden area outside the new gymnasium at the high school. Design your brick and be part of Liberty Common High School's foundation forever.

By now, families have received an individual teacher/class survey.  If you have more than one child attending Liberty, please complete a survey for each of your students.  Please take a few minutes to fill out this surveys.  School Specific Surveys are due by Feb. 26th.

If you have any questions regarding the surveys, please call the front office at (970)482-9800.  We value your feedback.  

Does your student babysit? Invite them to be a part of our Spring Gala's Babysitter Club Auction Item.  If interested call Tami O'Malley at 970-224-4341 or email her at [email protected] to learn more.