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Liberty girls tennis is the number one seed and Volleyball is the number five seed in the CIF DI Central Section playoffs. After first round byes, both begin in the quarterfinals tonight. The Patriots host San Joaquin Memorial tennis at 3pm and volleyball is on the road at Clovis North, 6pm.

All 10th and 11th grade students will take their school yearbook photo today Wednesday, October 30, during thier social studies class. No paperwork is needed.

Support the Lady PATS soccer program by eating at Rubio’s today, Thursday, October 24! Visit Rubio’s anytime throughout the day at 9200 Rosedale Hwy and show the cashier the flyer or use the code “DONATE” on the app or at rubios.com. Thank you! Click the “Read more” link for the flyer.

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.

In the next 2 weeks, we have college reps coming to Liberty to discuss admissions and campus life. Come to the counseling office to sign up to attend. UCSD, CSU Channel Islands, and MIT are just a few who will be here. This is open to all students but space is limited. Sign up today! Click on this news story to see what colleges are on campus.

Homecoming is usually the largest attended game of the year. Remember to buy tickets online in advance and show up early to get your parking spot and seat! Don't redeem your GoFan online ticket until you are with a ticket taker. Students invovled in the halftime show still need a ticket or ASB Sticker. Click the “Read More” link to purchase tickets. Varsity starts at 7:30pm

Students wear the HOCO shirts on Friday. There will be a limited supply of homecoming shirts for sale ($25 cash only) for students who did not pre-order them beginning Wednesday at lunch at the finance office window.

This is homecoming week with dress up days, float building, activities at lunch, a food sale day on Wednesday, and a rally on Friday.

Students may use cell phones, smart watches or other mobile communication devices during non-instructional time. However, mobile devices shall not be used during instructional time except when granted permission by a teacher, during an emergency, or required by an IEP or physician.

You are invited you to our Annual Title 1 Meeting on Thursday, October 10, at 6:00pm in the library. During this meeting, you can learn about what Title 1 means for our school as well as your rights as parents. In addition, you will be able to see the Title 1 School-Level Parent and Family Engagement Policy and help modify it to better fit our needs as a school.