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Liberty’s Project Lead the Way engineering and biomedical science programs traveled to California Polytechnic Institute, Pomona, Nov. 7 to tour the 1,400-acre campus.

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The Bakersfield Californian - After dispatching Clovis West with relative ease in their first set — despite the narrow 25-21 margin — the Patriots came out flat in the next frame and went down 12-3 on their way to a 25-16 loss. Suddenly the Golden Eagles had life.

Many veterans are never thanked for their service to the country, but more than 40 local vets will receive handwritten thank you notes from members of Liberty’s National Social Studies Honor Society's Veterans Day Card Project. The project started three years ago after the annual Veterans Appreciation Day at LHS had to be canceled because of the pandemic.

The band, drumline, and colorguard performed their 2022 production, “Home…You Will Be Found,” in front of a full audience, winning 1st Place in their 4A division and achieving the highest score of the night to earn tournament champion for the second year in a row.  Liberty also had the highest percussion score of the night.

Liberty sent 20 students to the Peg Pauly High School Shakespeare Festival at Bakersfield College. The students competed with ensemble scenes, duo scenes, trio scenes, and monologues judged by BC theater professors and local actors. Liberty Actors peformed well including taking 2nd place for their performance of a scene from "A Midsummer Night's Dream."

Liberty students recently performed well at the Arvin Forensics Tournament. Team Coach Ogden Kiesel, a LHS science teacher, said none of the Liberty students had spoken in front of a group before. All are first-time public speakers. “Their hard work paid off,” Mr. Kiesel said. “They have a lot to be proud of. They put in a lot of time and effort.”

Although meals are free of charge for all students, we encourage you to fill out a meal application to help Liberty receive our fair share of education funding distributed through the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP). Would you please help us by filling out this short form by Thursday, October 27?

As far as sweeps go, Thursday’s Central Section Division I quarterfinal match at Liberty had about as much drama as possible when considering the Patriots won in straight sets.