Month: April 2026
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A message from the superintendent on ongoing construction
Dear Liberty families, As you are aware, construction is underway at our middle and high school campus, with the construction of the new maintenance building off Winthrop Avenue near the softball field, as well as work continuing on the new athletic field.. Please remember that those areas are closed to the public while work is…
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Sports schedule, and results, for the week of April 27-May 3, 2026
Spring sports is in swing with baseball, golf, softball, tennis and track. Here are the schedule and results, if available. Livestream links are included where available. The schedule is subject to change. Check the Liberty schedule on the Section IX website for the latest. Monday, April 27 11 a.m.: Girls Varsity Golf vs. Multiple Schools…
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More than 165 Liberty Middle Schoolers named to third marking period honor rolls
The following students were named to the third marking period honor rolls at Liberty Middle School. Honor Roll students have an overall average of 90-96. The Principal’s Honor Roll requires an average of 97-10. Eighth Grade Principal’s Honor: Madison Allen, Hailey Conkling, Mya Davis, Claire Ferguson, Michael Garzon Valle, Antoni Klys, Harper Matuszak, Americus Newhall,…
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A message from the MS principal
Good afternoon, Today, April 24, at around 2:15 p.m., a student accidentally activated our automated Lockdown System. The system was reset and activities returned to normal around 2:23 p.m. At no time was any student or staff member in any danger. We want to thank our students, staff, and School Resource Officer for their cooperation.…
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Clubs help students find their voices
Liberty students have many options to find their “people” through a variety of clubs at the middle and high school levels. From arts to academics or chess to yearbook, students get together throughout the school year. “It’s important to offer a variety of extra-curricular activities,” High School Principal Stephen Matuszak said. “They help students gain…
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Varied arts experiences available
Musical, visual and performing arts are thriving at all levels in Liberty. “Beyond being a creative outlet, the arts are vital to a well-rounded education,” Middle School Principal Heather Cheh said. “Numerous studies have linked strong arts programs to better academic outcomes for students.” For seven years in a row, Liberty has been named one…
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Redhawk spirit, skills and participation growing in athletics
Last year, Liberty Central School District Athletic Department instituted its Champion Plan, which aims to bring championships back to Liberty and cultivate athletes who thrive on and off the field. The department has built upon existing programs, including Athletes Helping Athletes and youth sports, to help foster opportunities, offer mentorships and build skills to improve…
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Learning is a collaborative effort
Collaboration is key when it comes to learning at Liberty. Whether it is in the classroom or across departments, buildings or even institutions, students tend to learn better when they and their educators work together, the district has found. “Collaboration fosters growth, innovation, problem-solving skills, trust and so much more,” Liberty Elementary Principal Robert England…
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Capital project work moves forward
The bleachers, pressbox, lights and scoreboard are up. The turf is down. Work on the track is expected to be completed this spring. The athletic field is getting close to completion. But work at the athletic field is just one part of the capital projects that were approved by voters in 2024 and 2025. The…
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Liberty sees progress, looks to future for strategic planning
Liberty Central School District is now in its fourth year of its five-year strategic plan. In that time, the district has instituted or refined several programs with a goal of meeting its mission to empower each student to contribute and thrive in a diverse community by pursuing their potential. “We have seen significant progress,” Superintendent…