Month: March 2026
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LCS Interact Club presents to Rotary, looks to future
The Liberty Central School Interact Club members recently presented to the Liberty Rotary Club, highlighting their accomplishments this year and their plans through the end of 2026. Interact members continue to be enthusiastic and dedicated partners, eager to support Rotary—especially in helping operate the Rotary Games at community events. This year, they also assisted with…
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Liberty Middle Schoolers become BRAVE Leaders in Action
On March 11, Liberty Middle School hosted the Sweethearts and Heroes BRAVE program, bringing students together for an intensive day focused on leadership, empathy and building a culture of compassion. Student leaders participated in a series of interactive experiences designed to shift perspectives from bystander to “Hero.” The day began with an Opening Circle, where…
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Smoke alarm activation causes brief evacuation at high school
Today, March 23, at approximately 2:15 p.m., the smoke alarm system was activated near the high school cafeteria. The alarm was triggered by kitchen staff preparing items for an upcoming school function; there was no actual fire or danger to the building. In accordance with the district’s safety protocols, all students and faculty evacuated the…
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Annual Career Day provides students a look into the future
Middle school students had a chance to explore their possible futures during the Middle School Student Council’s annual Career Day. “Career Day is an important opportunity for our students to explore the many career paths available to them,” said Student Council Advisor Mrs. Melissa Murphy. About 20 careers were represented during the event, where students…
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LMS FFA students spark leadership potential, inspire state leaders
A dozen budding leaders from the Liberty FFA chapter joined hundreds of students from across the state at the annual Ignite Conference held at Fonda-Fultonville Central School on Feb. 28 . The Ignite Conference series continues to be a cornerstone of student development, offering specialized tracks including SPARK for middle school exploration, FUEL for high…
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Liberty esports team offers students camaraderie, competition
The latest sport at Liberty High School doesn’t involve bats, balls or seeing who can run the fastest or jump the highest, but it does require concentration, quick reflexes and a competitive spirit. Liberty’s inaugural sports team formed this winter, with the Redhawk’s first competition held Feb. 24. The seeds of the team were planted…
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LES kindergarten registration to open April 1
Registration for kindergarten at Liberty Elementary School will open April 1. To qualify, children must be 5 years old on or before Dec. 1, 2026, and a resident of the Liberty Central School District. Students that are in the Liberty Central School District universal pre-k program at LES do not need to register. To register,…
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Message from the superintendent (video)
Superintendent Dr. Patrick Sullivan reviews the winter season, offers updates on the capital project and looks ahead to the budget and the spring season. Please watch the video below:
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Running/leadership team forming at LMS
Liberty Middle School girls are invited to find their place in Girls on the Run/Heart and Sole. Trained coaches lead Middle School girls to inspire them to value what makes them unique. Together, teams uncover confidence and understand the importance of physical and emotional health. Girls work on setting goals through exercises and discussions. Each…
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Liberty hosts All-County Music Fest
Dozens of Redhawks participate About 500 student musicians traveled to Liberty High School earlier this month to take part in the annual Sullivan County All County Music Festival. The students musicians, representing all seven school districts in Sullivan County, spent the afternoon of Friday, March 6, and the morning of Saturday, March 7, preparing for…