• Transportation survey: Liberty Central School District has emailed a form to all district families asking them to update their information regarding transportation for the 2026-27 school year. Forms must be filled out by June 30. If you have not received the form, please call the Business Office at 845-292-6171.
  • Registration: All slots for the 2026-27 pre-kindergarten class have been filed. Applications to be placed on a waitlist are still being taken. Kindergarten registration is also now open. Find more information about registration for the programs here.
  • Construction update: Construction work has begun on the maintenance building. The walkway behind the district office from Winthrop Avenue to the high school is closed until further notice. Also, the athletic field and track area is no longer accessible to the public. The area will be closed as construction continues. The soccer, baseball and softball fields remain open.

Liberty honors varsity athletes

A group of young men stand on a stage in front of a banner that reads 'Liberty Redhawks'.

A speaker stands at a podium with the Liberty High School logo, addressing a group of students on stage.Liberty Central School District honored its scholar-athletes during its athletic Block L Awards in the David E. Panebaker auditorium earlier this month.

“It is an absolute honor to stand before you tonight to celebrate another incredible year of Liberty Central School athletics,“ Athletic Director Thomas Zehner said in his opening remarks. “Looking out at this room, I don’t just see a collection of jerseys, stats, or medals. I see the heart and soul of this community.”

Students stand on a stage in front of a banner that reads 'Liberty Redhawks'.Following opening remarks by  Mr. Zehner, the following were among the awards presented.

Fall

Boys Soccer

  • Co-Offensive Most Valuable Player: Rene bernal Huezo and Jose Moreno Reyes
  • Most Improved Player: Jeffrey Banegas Barahona
  • Golden Glove: Justin Simon
  • Coaches Award: Randy Romero Bello

Girls Soccer

  • Most Valuable Player: Brooke Bull
  • Most Improved Player: Madysen Rielly
  • Coaches Award: Adriana Ponce Agredano

Football

  • Coaches Award: Austin Frunzi
  • Offensive MVP: Shawn Bickham Jr
  • Defensive MVP: Riley Cox
  • Most Improved Player: Austin Frunzi
  • Overall MVP: Tayler Schwartz

Cross Country

  • Most Valuable Cross Country Runner-Girls: Adriana Ponce
  • Most Valuable Cross Country Runner-Boys: Colin Dasraj
  • Most Improved Runner: Angela Wheeler

Girls Tennis

  • MVP: Allisson Diaz Lopez
  • Coaches Award: Angele Osorio Ramirez

Volleyball

  • Coaches Awards:  Ariana Wilson  and Makayla Morales

Game Day Cheer

  • Coaches Awards: Aimee Sheerwood and Aryiah Cottman

Winter

Boys Basketball

  • MVP: Adrien Ferguson
  • Offensive MVP: Zack Alvord
  • Defensive MVP: Tyleal Aubain
  • Most Improved Player: Riley Cox

Boys Wrestling

  • MVP: Elmer Son Vicente
  • Most Improved: Misael Juarez Perez
  • Coaches Award: Tarek Benadim

Girls Wrestling

  • Most Valuable Wrestler: Isabella Wagner
  • Rookie of the Year:Baileigh Steinberg
  • Boys Indoor Track & Field
  • Most Valuable Track Athletes: Joseph Sarney, Dylan Romero and Colten Jay Allen
  • Most Improved Track Athlete:  Ryan Romero Bello

Girls Indoor Track & Field

  • Most Outstanding Track Athletes Sydania Foster and Brooke Bull
  • Bounceback Athlete: Sheyla Anguisaca Llanos
  • Breakout Performer: Starriah Harris
  • Most Outstanding Novice: Victoria Henry

Boys Alpine Ski

  • Coaches Award: Roger Lynker
  • Most Valuable Player: Hudson Danzillo
  • Most Improved Skier:  Brody Kelly

Girls Alpine Ski

  • Coach’s  Award: Alexandra Kelly
  • Most Improved: Lia Guillerme

Girls Basketball

  • MVP: Giselle Payton
  • Defensive MVP: Arianna Wilson
  • Most Improved: Adriana Ponce

Game Day Cheer

  • MVP: Adelyse Brewer

Spring

Baseball

  • Coaches Awards: Zackary Alvord, Everett Schwartz and Tayler Schwartz

Softball

  • Co-Offensive Players of the Year: Madelyn Stewart and Guillana Wagner
  • Defensive Player of the Year: Arianna Wilson
  • Coaches Award: Brooke Porter

Boys Outdoor Track and Field

  • Most Valuable Track Athlete: Joseph Sarney
  • Sprinter Award: Dylan Romero
  • Throwers Award: Shawn Bickham
  • Most Improved Track Athlete: Michael Reyes
  • Distance Award: Ryan Romero

Girls Outdoor Track and Field

  • Most Valuable Track Athletes  Sydania Foster and Brooke Bull
  • Most Outstanding Novice: Makayla Morales
  • Breakout Performer: Starriah Harris
  • Coaches Award: Sheyla Anguisaca Llanos

Boys Tennis

  • Most Valuable Player: Sebastian Yupanqui
  • Coaches Awards: Phillo Romero and John Palacios Medrano

Boys Golf

  • Lowest Scorer: Jake Cross
  • Coaches Award: Phillip Burrous

Girls Golf

  • Most Valuable Golfer: Elizabeth Cruz Cruz
  • Coaches Award: Angela Wheeler

Special Recognition Awards

“Ross” Award

  • Boys Soccer Scholar Athlete: Zackary Alvord
  • Girls Soccer Scholar Athlete: Adriana Ponce Agredano

“Rattner” Award

  • Boys Basketball Scholar Athlete: Joseph DiBartolo
  • Girls Basketball Scholar Athlete: Adriana Ponce Agredano

“Goodstein” Award

  • Wrestling Perseverance: Tarek Benadim

Kavleski Award

  • Boys Track & Field Scholar Athlete: Joseph Sarney
  • Girls Track & Field Scholar Athlete: Adriana Ponce Agredano

Fred Planica Award

  • Most Improved Player (Underclassman) (Baseball): Michael Feijo
  • Buchal Award Most Valuable Player (Baseball): Justin Simon
  • Most Valuable Player (Softball): Angela Wheeler

A man in a suit speaks at a podium with the Liberty High School logo, while seven young men stand on stage.“To our athletes: whether you are walking away tonight with a championship patch, a most-improved award, or simply the pride of finishing a hard-fought season, remember this: the plaques on these tables are wonderful, but they aren’t the real prize,” Mr. Zehner said. “The real prize is the person you became while trying to earn them. It’s the discipline you built. It’s the lifelong bonds you formed with your teammates. It’s the resilience you developed that will serve you long after you hang up your Liberty uniform.

A man in a suit speaks at a podium with "Liberty High School" on it, while four students stand on stage.“Thank you all, congratulations to all of tonight’s winners and participants, and as always—Go Redhawks!”