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The Liberty Cross Country program delivered an incredible performance at League Finals, with both the boys and girls teams claiming league championships and making school history along the way.
Of the 60 Liberty athletes who competed, an impressive 35 earned medals by finishing in the top 10 across all three levels of competition. Liberty's 35 medals were nearly triple the total of the next closest school, which had just 12 medals combined between its boys and girls programs.

Friday morning, the Albertsons on Rosedale Highway and Allen Road celebrated its grand reopening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a generous show of support for our local schools. As part of the celebration, Albertsons partnered with Rosedale Middle School and Liberty High School, presenting each school with a $2,500 donation.

The Liberty High School Theatre Department recently wrapped up a two-week run of Ken Ludwig’s: Midsummer/Jersey, featuring seven performances and plenty of laughs along the way!

Liberty FFA took an exciting step in preparing students for life beyond high school with its first-ever Career Connections event, held Tuesday, November 10. Designed specifically for senior FFA students, the event provided an authentic, hands-on opportunity to experience the full process of applying and interviewing for a job.

Liberty Patriot Girls Golf wrapped up a successful season, finishing second in league. This year's team was a great combination of experienced senior leadership and emerging talent from our sophomore and freshman classes, creating a strong foundation for the program's continued success.

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.