• 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.
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  • Update: A portion of the Elementary Ballfield remains closed for public use. Please respect the signage and barriers in place.

District, LPD investigate potential threats in notebook; determined to be noncredible

Earlier today, Nov. 14, the district was made aware of a notebook containing concerning material that was discovered in the middle school.

The notebook included inappropriate drawings and threats against members of the Liberty school community. The owner of the notebook was identified, and it was determined that the student was not in school today.

Liberty administration and Liberty Police Department immediately began an investigation. It was determined that the threats were noncredible and that at no time was anyone in danger.

The district is addressing this matter in accordance with the LCSD Code of Conduct.

“The safety of our students and staff is our top priority,” Superintendent Dr. Patrick Sullivan said. “We take every report of a potential threat seriously and will investigate fully.”

Dr. Sullivan  also emphasized the importance of vigilance, encouraging everyone to speak up if they see something concerning. Students should report any issues to a trusted adult immediately. Reports also can be made via Liberty’s Anonymous Alerts platform