LMS Promotes Healthy Relationships With FEARLESS!

Liberty Middle School students recently participated in Chalk of Love, an      initiative focused on raising awareness about teen dating violence, bullying and the importance of healthy relationships. Chalk of Love is part of a national effort tied to Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, observed eachfearless rep February.

The event marked the first time the initiative was held in the Liberty Central School District through a partnership with FEARLESS!, an organization that works with schools throughout Orange County to educate students about healthy relationships and personal safety.

Student participation played a key role in the event. Students created messages promoting healthy relationships, kindness and positive friendships. Organizers also led discussions about healthy communication, respect and how students interact online. The student-created messages will be displayed throughout the school to reinforce the initiative’s message.

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If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233 for confidential support and resources.

Liberty CSD Honors 2026 SCSBA Award Recipients

Corporal Adam Lake is an exemplary candidate for the Sullivan County Schoolofficer  Boards Association Outstanding Friend of the District Award, which honors individuals who have made a significant impact on the education of children in Sullivan County. As Liberty Central School District’s School Resource Officer, Corporal Lake consistently goes above and beyond his duties to support, mentor, and inspire students. A proud Liberty High School graduate, he is deeply committed to giving back to the community that helped shape him. He helps foster a safe, welcoming, and supportive learning environment where students feel valued and encouraged. Beyond the school day, Mr. Lake dedicates his time to coaching district sports teams, where he teaches teamwork, perseverance, respect, and integrity. His compassion and  leadership to student success have positively influenced countless young lives and strengthened the entire school community. Through his service and dedication, Mr. Lake has made a lasting difference in the lives of children throughout Sullivan County and is highly deserving of this distinguished recognition.

 

Tracey Magie is exceptionally deserving of the Sullivan County School Boards lhs Association Outstanding Educator of the Year Award for her lasting impact on the education of children throughout Sullivan County. For more than two decades, she has served Liberty Central School District in numerous capacities, including teacher, instructional coach, reading facilitator, PTA officer, Building Leadership Team member, and Policy Board member of the Sullivan County Teacher Center. Driven by a deep commitment to students and families, Tracey has been a leader in advancing literacy instruction and promoting evidence-based practices grounded in the science of reading. Her advocacy extends beyond the classroom as she works tirelessly to support educators, strengthen family engagement, and ensure all students have opportunities to succeed. Tracey is also a passionate champion for newcomer students and families, helping them feel welcomed while encouraging academic growth and achievement. Through her leadership, dedication, and countless hours of service, she has helped make Liberty a stronger learning community and has positively influenced the lives of students, families, and educators for generations.

Congratulations to both  on this well-deserved recognition. Their service exemplifies the very best of Liberty Central School District, and we are proud to celebrate their extraordinary contributions to education and student success.

Liberty MS/HS Lunch Menus

October 2026

Milk: Fat-free white or fat-free chocolate milk
Daily: Salad bar with dressing packet and assorted fresh or canned fruit

Thursday, October 1

  • Baked fish nuggets
  • Lemon parsley rice
  • Carrot coins
  • Tartar sauce or ketchup

Friday, October 2

  • Chicken patty on a whole-grain bun
  • Calabacitas con elote
  • Honey ginger green beans

Monday, October 5

  • Korean beef
  • Seasoned brown rice
  • Sliced cucumbers
  • Chow mein noodles

Tuesday, October 6

  • Hot ham and cheese on a pretzel roll
  • Homemade creamy garlic Dijon dressing
  • Tossed romaine salad

Wednesday, October 7

  • Assorted whole-grain pizzas
  • Plain or assorted toppings
  • Homemade balsamic dressing

Thursday, October 8

  • Baked seasoned chicken thigh with pita
  • Greek garbanzo bean salad
  • Tzatziki
  • Salad bar with dressing packet

Friday, October 9

  • Hawaiian pork
  • Seasoned tater tots
  • Garlic bread slice
  • Broccoli and fortune cookie

Monday, October 12

All districts closed for Columbus Day.

Tuesday, October 13

  • Garlic Parmesan Bosco sticks
  • Marinara dip
  • Fresh broccoli with ranch dip

Wednesday, October 14

  • Chicken nuggets with house barbecue sauce
  • Herb-roasted potatoes
  • Corn muffin

Thursday, October 15

  • Beef burrito bowl
  • Black bean and corn salad
  • Savory seasoned rice

Friday, October 16

  • Assorted whole-grain pizzas
  • Plain or assorted toppings
  • Baby carrots

Monday, October 19

  • Beef or cheese burger on a bakery Kaiser roll
  • Lettuce, tomato and pickle
  • Baked potato wedges

Tuesday, October 20

  • Sesame chicken and vegetable bowl
  • Seasoned rice
  • Honey ginger green beans
  • Roasted chickpeas

Wednesday, October 21

  • Macaroni and cheese with breadstick
  • Peas and carrots
  • Garlic toast
  • Sour cream
  • Steamed broccoli with cheddar cheese

Thursday, October 22

  • Chili and baked potato
  • Honey ginger green beans
  • Sour cream
  • Black beans
  • Caesar salad

Friday, October 23

  • Assorted whole-grain pizzas
  • Plain or assorted toppings

Monday, October 26

  • Hot dog on a whole-grain bun
  • Coleslaw
  • Baked beans

Tuesday, October 27

  • Popcorn chicken and waffle with hot honey
  • Hash brown
  • Baby carrots with ranch dip

Wednesday, October 28

  • Toasted cheese sandwich
  • Tomato soup with oyster cracker
  • Caesar salad

Thursday, October 29

  • Beef nachos with cheddar
  • Lettuce, tomato and salsa
  • Sour cream
  • Black beans

Friday, October 30

  • Assorted whole-grain pizzas
  • Plain or assorted toppings

Daily Offerings

  • Salad bar with dressing packet
  • Assorted fresh or canned fruit
  • Fat-free white or fat-free chocolate milk
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