• The schedule for GeoTech to conduct testing for the capital project has changed. Testing will take place at the football field and track on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 9 and 10. The testing for the area of the  Maintenance Building will take place Friday and Monday, through Wednesday, Oct. 11 and 14-16. The football field and track will not be available for use on Oct. 9 and 10. The high jump area will not be affected by the testing. On Oct. 11 and 14-16, the Winthrop parking lot behind the district office near the softball field will be closed.  If you have any questions, please email questions@libertyk12.org.
  • If you haven’t yet, please make sure you switch your SchoolTool Parent Portal URL to https://st10.schooltool.com/liberty to continue to access your child’s grades, information and more.

Three earn LCSD Excellence in Service Awards

Three more Liberty Redhawks were honored Oct. 8 by the Liberty Central School Board with Excellence in Service Awards.

Samantha Davis

A woman holding a certificate and a piece of paper stands between two menSamantha Davis, a typist at Liberty Elementary School, was recognized for her willingness to help and that she is always smiling. “I could not do my job if it was not for her constant assistance,” her nominator said. “She is caring not only for staff but also all about the students!”

Ben Abrams

Two men pose together one holding a piece of paper and the other a certificate.Ben Abrams, a special education teacher and facilitator at Liberty Middle School, was recognized for his leadership, knowledge and going beyond what is needed.

“He is a true asset to the Special Education Program at the Middle School and we are lucky to have him,” a nominator said. “Plus … he does magic tricks!”

Another nominator said he is able to keep students engaged, and  “makes learning social studies interesting and fun.”

Kellie White

A woman holding a certificate holding a certificate poses with a man holding a piece of paper.Kellie White, a guidance counselor and co-director of Guidance, “is a very knowledgeable and organized and compassionate counselor that takes pride in her work,” her nominator said.

Her ability to accommodate students’ needs, with a clear head and a smile on her face no matter the situation was also recognized.

“I respect her immensely,” the nominator said.

Each month, staff members nominate others they believe are going above and beyond, be it a single act of excellence or kindness or a continuous work ethic.

We congratulate these employees on their awards.