• Notice: Liberty Central School District is closed today, Tuesday, March 3, 2026, because of the forecasted inclement weather. The HS Pops Prism concert scheduled for tonight has been postponed to March 17.
  • Pre-K registration: Pre-K registration began March 2. Full day slots will be available for district residents who will turn 4 by Dec. 1. For more details, visit our pre-k registration page.
  • Surveys open: We are conducting surveys to provide feedback about perceptions of Liberty’s schools and learning environment. Links have been sent to staff, families and students. If you haven’t received the link, please reach out to Dr. Derek Adams, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, at 845-292-5400, ext. 2052, or dadams@libertyk12.org.
  • Under construction: The athletic field and track area is no longer accessible to the public.  The area will be closed as construction continues. The soccer fields remain open.
  • Update: A portion of the Elementary Ballfield remains closed for public use. Please respect the signage and barriers in place.

Smart Schools Investment Plan

The Liberty Central School District’s Smart Schools Investment Plan was produced in accordance with the New York State Smart Schools Bond Act, approved by voters in November 2014. The $2 billion bond act provides school districts with funding for new educational technology and infrastructure improvements to enhance learning opportunities for all students across the state.

To receive funding, the district was required to:

  • Draft a Smart Schools Improvement Plan linked to a long-range educational technology plan;
  • Involve the community in its planning; and
  • Have the Smart Schools plan approved by the New York State Education Department as part of a detailed review process.

School districts can also choose to use Smart Schools funding to install high-tech security upgrades, to expand pre-kindergarten programs by building additional classroom space or to replace temporary classrooms with permanent instructional space.

The district’s Smart Schools funding is capped at $2,002,780.