Category: Middle School News

  • 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…


  • 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…


  • 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,…


  • 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:  


  • 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…


  • 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…


  • Few changes in ESSA designations for Liberty

    The New York State Education Department recently released accountability designations for all public school districts as required under the state’s Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). A few changes were noted. According to the New York State Education Department: The designations are in effect for the 2025-26 school year based on 2024-25 data. For more information…


  • Grant to help Liberty students facing housing insecurity featured in radio interview

    Liberty Central School District recently received a $525,000 three-year grant to help our students who are experiencing housing insecurity. The grant is part of the  New York State Education Department’s distribution of $8 million in federal funding to educational institutions through the federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Act. WJFF and Radio Catskill interviewed Liberty CSD Director of Student…


  • Construction work on maintenance building begins

    The district was just notified that the initial construction work for the maintenance building will begin today, March 12. As stated the Feb. 2 communication, the walkway behind the district office from Winthrop Avenue to the high school will be closed. The softball field will not be impacted by the work. However, the Winthrop Avenue…


  • Teacher brings childhood Winter Olympics learning tradition to LMS

    History, mathematics and global learning were brought to life for fifth and sixth grade students at Liberty Middle School by continuing a meaningful classroom tradition introduced nearly three decades ago during the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan. When LMS math teacher Miss Danielle Cummins was a fifth-grade student at Duggan Elementary School in the…