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Liberty’s ASB community service project for this school year is providing resources for animals at Kern County Animal Services and Marley’s Mutts, a Kern County dog rescue organization. This past week students enjoyed de-stressing with puppies after presenting a donation to support their organization.

A team of Liberty film makers took home three awards at the Kern High Film Festival held at the Career and Technical Education Center (CTEC) this past Thursday evening. In addition to 2nd overall, they won awards for Best Sound and Best Lighting.

For the first time in school history, the Liberty Drumline advanced to the WGI Regional Finals. After a 4th place finish on Saturday in the Pyramid at Cal State Long Beach, the drumline was invited back to perform in the finals on Sunday.

THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN - The Liberty boys tennis team captured the Lynch Cup Division I title on Saturday at Stockdale. The Patriots closed out a perfect 4-0 run through the two-day round-robin tournament, edging Bakersfield Christian 7-6 in a tiebreaker after the two teams were locked at 3-3 after six matches.

The Liberty P.A.T.S. cornhole tournament is this Saturday, March 25th from 11-4 pm at Chuy's on Rosedale Hwy. Click this news story headline to register a team or become a business sponsor. Email [email protected] for more information.

Get your friends together and enter for some friendly competition. There are only spots for 20 student teams. Click this news story headline to see the flyer and QR code to register.

There is so much to celebrate about life and no one is truly alone! We are all more alike than we are different and we all matter. March 20 - 24 is We Matter Week. Click this story to learn more about the focus and activities on each day.

Under the direction of Tim Williams, accompanist Patrick Bender, and vocal coach Leslie Roberts, the Liberty choirs sang in 22 languages for their concert this past week. The students did an amazing job including soloists Jorja Meador, Gabrielle Becina, and Jonathan Edwards. In addition, Abigail Meyer did a great job as guest conductor for a song by the Liberty Chorale. Click this story to see a few pictures of the fun evening.

The National Social Studies Honor Society hosted its third Veterans Appreciation Day in the gym on Wednesday, March 15. The students talked to veterans about their service to the United States and the challenges they experienced.

Liberty academic counselors were finishing up meetings last week with approximately 1,800 freshmen, sophomores and juniors to make plans for the students’ 2023-24 school year’s classes. Counselors met with students over the past three weeks to go over their transcripts and discuss classes that students need to take, as well as possible changes including GATE, AP or honors classes, as well as CTEC/ROC programs.