Category: Elementary News
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Liberty Museum and Arts Center to host ‘Movie Prop and Cosplay’ workshop
The Liberty Museum and Arts Center is inviting the community to be part of a free “Movie Prop and Cosplay” art workshop series in the coming weeks. The workshops, which will build upon each other, will be held from 3-5 p.m. Thursdays, May 28-June 25. The Liberty Museum and Arts Center is opening its doors…
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Donations can help Liberty Snack Pack program
The Liberty Community Snack Pack Program helps provide nonperishable weekend meals for students at Liberty Central School District. To donate to the Regional Food Bank of the Hudson Valley, which partners with the Snack Pack Program and Liberty Community School Care Closet, headquartered at the Middle School at 145 Buckley St., visit https://give.regionalfoodbank.net/libertysnackpack, or visit…
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Walnut Mountain House Trail to have grand opening
The grand opening of the Walnut Mountain House History Trail will take place starting with a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 6, at 73 Walnut Mountain Road in Liberty. There will be two guided hikes, a slower pace and a faster pace, along the trail following the ribbon cutting. The trail is a…
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Community School Farmstand to be open May 22 at LMS
Liberty Middle School will host its inaugural Community School Farmstand, a special event dedicated to supporting Liberty Central families. Through a partnership with the Snack Pack Program, The Regional Food Bank of the Hudson Valley, and Sullivan 180, free fresh food and resources will be available to LCSD families in need. The event will take…
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Message to families regarding legal notice students received concerning PowerSchool/Naviance class action legal settlement
Dear Families: We are writing to provide additional context after some members of our school community received an e-mail from Kroll Settlement Administration concerning a federal class action lawsuit and proposed class action legal settlement involving the Naviance platform. Naviance is an online platform that schools throughout the country use for college and career planning.…
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LES briefly placed in lock out
Out of an abundance of caution, at approximately 9:30 a.m., LES initiated a controlled lock out while Liberty Police responded to an ongoing incident within the village. Building administration was in direct continued communication with LPD. The lock out was then lifted at approximately 10 a.m. after the incident was deemed clear. LES has since…
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A message from the principal
Dear LES families, I would like to inform you that a police-related situation occurred suddenly this afternoon behind the police station. Although this transpired off school grounds and concluded quickly, we want to reassure you that there was no immediate concern for our students or the school. Sincerely, Robert England Principal
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LES yearbook covers to feature students’ artwork
Two Liberty Elementary students’ artwork will be featured on the front and back cover of the Liberty Elementary School Yearbook. “Our judging panel had a difficult time choosing from so many unique and wonderful entries, but we are thrilled to announce this year’s creative superstars,” Yearbook Advisor Lisa Treible said. Annabelle Adrade’s work will be…
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Administration reviews proposed budget at public hearing
Liberty Superintendent Dr. Patrick Sullivan and Assistant Superintendent for Business Laurene McKenna presented information on the proposed 2026-27 school budget during the annual budget hearing on May 5 in the Liberty High School Auditorium. A recording of the hearing is available. The proposed $72,032,104 budget increases spending 5.14%, or $3,523,742, and would fund all current…
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Liberty superintendent elected to AASA Governing Board
Liberty CSD Superintendent Dr. Patrick Sullivan was elected in April to the governing board of the AASA, The School Superintendents Association. He will serve a three-year term, July 2026 through June 2029. He will represent New York in Region 7, which includes the Northeast United States. The 135 members of the Governing Board meet twice…