Month: May 2026
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Friends of Liberty Library to host plant sale
The Friends of Liberty Library will host its plant sale on Thursday, May 28, until sold out. Flowers, vegetable plants and house plants will be available for sale for the home and garden. Proceeds will benefit Liberty Public Library. It will take place at the library at 189 N. Main St. in Liberty. For more…
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Show celebrates student artists, Art Society inductions
Tuesday, May 12, was a celebration of arts and artists in the Liberty High School lobby. The annual PreK-12 Districtwide Art Show opened with art, crafts, raffles, student portfolios, presentations, and refreshments among displays of student artwork from across the district. “Being able to collaborate PreK-12 brings our art educators, our staff, our students, parents…
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Liberty Middle School honors leaders, attendance
Liberty Middle School hosts regular leadership celebrations to highlight the ways students demonstrate leadership and live out the Leader in Me seven habits. Leader of the Month is generally awarded to two students per grade level per month. Recipients consistently demonstrate the seven habits, work hard and be persistent to the best of their ability, …
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Threat made on bus determined to be noncredible
This morning, May 21, a student reported to a bus monitor that they heard a student make a threatening statement toward the school the previous day. The monitor immediately reported the incident to Rolling V, who promptly notified the district and Liberty Police Department. The LES school resource officer responded and LPD investigated. It was…
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Professional development offers working, learning opportunities
Liberty faculty and staff were still hard at work after students left for a half day on Tuesday, May 19. During the half-day professional development time, faculty and staff worked with the DESSA social-emotional screener, the LinkIt data warehouse, and the EduPlanet curriculum mapping platform, as well as learned more about the collaborative Kami app…
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Liberty CSD voters approve $72M school budget proposal; elect board members
On Tuesday, May 19, voters in the Liberty Central School District approved the district’s $72 million budget proposal for the 2026-27 school year, with 715 yes votes and 158 no votes. This was the eighth consecutive year without a tax levy increase. “We appreciate the continued support of Liberty Central School District residents,” Superintendent Dr.…
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Sports schedule, and results, for the week of May 18-24, 2026
Spring sports is in action 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, May 18 9 a.m.: Boys Varsity Tennis OCIAA tournament vs.…
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PTA to sponsor staff dodgeball game
The Liberty Elementary and Middle School staff will face off in the PTA-sponsored Liberty School Wars Dodgeball games at 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 27. All are welcome to the free event, which will be held the high school gym. Donations will be accepted and concessions will be sold.
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Liberty Museum and Arts Center to host ‘Movie Prop and Cosplay’ workshop
The Liberty Museum and Arts Center is inviting the community to be part of a free “Movie Prop and Cosplay” art workshop series in the coming weeks. The workshops, which will build upon each other, will be held from 3-5 p.m. Thursdays, May 28-June 25. The Liberty Museum and Arts Center is opening its doors…
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LMS assistant principal/community schools coordinator earns Hummingbird Award
Liberty Middle School Assistant Principal and District Community Schools Coordinator Katlyn Rusin was recently named a Hummingbird Award winner, presented by the Liberty Rotary Club. The club hosted its 11th annual Hummingbird Award and Paul Harris Recognition Luncheon on May 9 in the Liberty High School Cafeteria. The award recognizes individuals and groups who are…