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The Class of 2026 Commencement Ceremony is Thursday, May 28 at 7:30pm in Patriot Stadium. Gates open at 6pm. Each senior received six graduation tickets at the 8:30am graduation practice.

One of Liberty High School’s most meaningful traditions begins long before students walk across the graduation stage. It starts during freshman registration, the very first step in a student’s high school journey. and symbolizes a commitment to graduate in four years.

This past Wednesday morning, Liberty High School proudly celebrated the Class of 2026 during the annual Senior Commit Ceremony. This tradition is a meaningful event recognizing both academic accomplishments and students’ commitments to their next chapter after graduation.
Surrounded by family members, teachers, staff, and classmates, seniors were honored for years of dedication, perseverance, leadership, and service. The ceremony served as both a celebration of achievements earned and a reflection on the journey that brought students to this important milestone.

Wednesday afternoon was a special celebration for Liberty as family, friends, staff, teammates, and students gathered to honor eight outstanding student-athletes who officially signed their symbolic letters of commitment to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level.

The Liberty Patriots boys golf team wrapped up an impressive season filled with team success, individual accomplishments, and strong performances against some of the toughest competition in the area.
The Patriots opened the year in dominant fashion by capturing the championship at the Patriot Invitational preseason tournament with a winning team score of 394. Leading the way was Jedadiah Page, who earned 1st overall individually with an outstanding round of 73, setting the tone for what would become a remarkable season for the team.

Liberty’s swim team capped off an incredible season by competing at the CIF State Championships, one of the most prestigious high school swimming events in the country. Qualifying for the state meet alone is an outstanding accomplishment, especially considering California is consistently ranked among the top three fastest states in the nation for high school swimming competition. Earning the opportunity to compete against the best swimmers in California is truly an honor and a reflection of the dedication, discipline, and countless hours of preparation our student-athletes invested throughout the season.

Liberty Track & Field delivered an outstanding performance this week at the first round of the CIF Section Championships, showcasing the hard work, dedication, and competitive spirit of our student-athletes. The meet began in exciting fashion as the boys’ 4x100 relay team of Carter Hanson, Roman Salazar, Brodie Beaulieu, and Kasen Essman broke the school record while capturing 1st place at the Division I Championship. The momentum continued throughout the meet with several dominant performances in the sprint events, helping the boys earn an impressive 4th place overall team finish. Carter Hanson also added to the strong showing by placing 3rd in the 100-meter dash.

Liberty High School recently celebrated students in the Biomedical PLTW program during the annual White Coat Ceremony, a meaningful tradition that symbolizes the beginning of their journey into the medical and biomedical field. Much like in professional healthcare settings, receiving a white coat represents commitment, responsibility, ethics, and a dedication to caring for others through science and medicine.