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The 1st California Math League -- or CAML -- test of the year is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 22, during lunch in various math teachers’ classrooms. The extracurricular, optional tests give students an opportunity to “think outside the box, rather than regurgitating facts,” according to math teacher Jose Castro.

The Liberty High School Parent and Family Center sponsored a college visit trip to the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Westmont College in Montecito earlier this month. Thirty-one students attended the trip, which also included some students’ parents and guardians who signed up through announcements at Back-to-School Night, Principal Kenny Seals’s weekly parent email, or the daily announcements, according to Parent and Family Center Liaison Carolina Cavazos.

Cal State University Bakersfield hosted more than 400 Kern High School District students on Friday, Oct. 4 for the Latino Heritage Conference, celebrating the beauty of Latino culture and the power of education. Thirty Liberty students, members of the KHSD LISTOS and PODER campus groups attended.

An ASB sticker attaches to a student ID card and provides free admission for the student to all Kern High athletic events (except playoffs). It also provides discounts to school events such as Formal and Prom. Buy it now to get into all our volleyball, football, and basketball games for free. Students or parents can purhcase the sticker online or at the Finance Office.

The daily announcements read to all 2nd period classes are available on our website. This Daily Bulletin includes information about club meetings, upcoming events, and scholarship opportunities. The link can be found under the resources tab of our website menu or by clicking this news story.

The Library will be open from 3:30pm to 4:30pm every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. We are finalizing tutoring support in the Library and will provide an update soon. In the meantime, students can use this time to study, use chromebooks or printer, and check out books.

Tutor.com, part of The Princeton Review company, is a 24/7 online tutoring platform that is available to all KHSD students. Students can access this service from each of their teachers’ Canvas courses OR from the Help button on the Canvas main page. Students can get help with whatever they are working on, whenever they need it, from a real person, not a robot.

The Synergy ParentVUE app allows parents to monitor their student's grades and attendance. If you have your student's 6 digit UID (student number) and birthdate you can set up your account remotely. In addition, Mrs. Cavazos in the parent center can also help you in person, over the phone, or via email.