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The Liberty High School Marching Band is making its mark with the best finish in program history! At the Frontier Invitational, our Liberty BDC students earned 1st place in their division and brought home the High Music award, earning the highest music score the program has ever received.

This past Wednesday, Liberty High School was proud to participate in the 70th Annual Teen City Government Day, a tradition that has connected outstanding students with community leaders and professionals for seven decades.
The tradition began in 1956 through Optimist International, when 1,000 Optimist clubs across the United States and Canada hosted events in their communities to recognize young people and introduce them to the many careers and opportunities available within their communities. Seventy years later, that tradition continues in Kern County.

This past week provided three meaningful opportunities for families to connect, learn, share feedback, and strengthen their partnership with Liberty High School. From celebrating parent learning to creating opportunities for open dialogue with administration, each event reinforced an important belief: when families and schools work together, our students benefit.

This past week, members of Liberty’s National Social Studies Honor Society (NSSHS) demonstrated the importance of gratitude, empathy, and understanding through two meaningful experiences: honoring our local veterans and visiting the Museum of Tolerance.

Every week we shine a light on a Patriot whose actions reflect the best of who we are. This is our chance to celebrate the students, staff, and community members who choose courage, kindness, and character, and who live out The Patriot Way.
This week we are honored to recognize Pat Vaughan

Every week we shine a light on a Patriot whose actions reflect the best of who we are. This is our chance to celebrate the students, staff, and community members who choose courage, kindness, and character, and who live out The Patriot Way.
This week we are honored to recognize Payton Jenkins

This past week, our senior Biomedical Science pathway students stepped into the role of researchers as they presented the results of their experimental studies to students, teachers, counselors, and administrators.
As part of this unit, students learned a statistical process used by scientists to analyze data from medical research. They then designed and conducted an experiment of their choosing related to one or more body systems. Students developed a hypothesis, tested their predictions using fellow students or staff as participants, analyzed their results statistically, and determined whether the outcomes supported their original hypothesis. They also considered outside factors that may have influenced their findings.

Liberty introduced a new Athletic Leadership class this year, taught by Coach Jarudd Prosser, giving students an opportunity to experience the many responsibilities that go into running a successful high school athletic program.
The class is off to a great start, with students taking an active, hands-on role in supporting Liberty's fall sports teams. During the first quarter, students have helped meet practice needs for athletic teams, prepared facilities for home athletic contests, and taken on game management responsibilities. Several students have also been hired to work during home games in positions such as football chain crew members and volleyball scoreboard and scorebook attendants.