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Patriot Family,
This week will be our very first Principal Roundtable of the school year. I’ll get to eat lunch with students who signed up, listen to what’s going well, and hear what’s on their minds. These roundtables allow us to collaborate to problem-solve and make Liberty even better. Last year, our conversations led to the share table in the cafeteria, a simple but powerful idea that came from students concerned about wasted food and the amount of trash left on campus as a result. Getting to hear their voices and spend time with them in this way is truly one of the very best parts of my job.
I also want to encourage all of you to attend the College Fair on Monday evening at the Dignity Health Arena. It’s a fantastic opportunity for students and families to connect with colleges, gather information, and start thinking about the future. Whether your student is just beginning to dream about college or is already filling out applications, this event has something for everyone.
Thank you for being such an important part of our Liberty community. Together, we make sure our students know they belong, their voices matter, and their futures are bright.
Your partner in learning and growing,
Leandrea Slayton
Principal, Liberty High School
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Early Out - 1 Hr
9/8/2025
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Senior Sunrise/ Panorama Picture
9/10/2025, 5 AM – 8:30 AM
Stadium
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We Matter Week
9/14/2025 – 9/20/2025
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Jostens on Campus
9/16/2025
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PIQE in Library
9/17/2025, 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
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Senior Parent Night in PAC
9/23/2025, 6 PM – 7 PM
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Family Wellness Workshops
9/30/2025, 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Liberty Library
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First Quarter Ends
10/10/2025
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📌 At a Glance
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🎓 College Night – Join us on Monday, September 8th from 5:00–8:00 p.m. at the Dignity Health Convention Center for an evening of college information, admissions guidance, and financial aid resources. Families are strongly encouraged to attend!
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👕 Dress Code Reminder – Students may not wear strapless tops, crop tops, or shirts with alcohol/drug references. Thank you for helping us maintain a positive and respectful learning environment.
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📘 Math Tutoring – After-school math tutoring is available Tuesday through Thursday in the library. Students can also access virtual tutoring on Tutor.com — the link is posted on Canvas.
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🍽️ Dinner Service for Students – Free dinners are now available for students. Meals must be picked up by 4:00 p.m.
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🚫 No Lunch Drop-Offs – Please note that lunches may not be delivered to students by parents, UberEats, or other food services during the school day.
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Building Bridges: Liberty’s Parent Center Offers Opportunites to Partner
At Liberty High School, we believe students thrive when families and schools walk side by side. This fall, our Parent Center is excited to launch opportunities designed to support, empower, and partner with parents as they guide their children through their educational journeys.
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Annual Kern County College Night Returns September 8
The future starts now. Don’t miss the annual Kern County College Night on Monday, September 8, at the Dignity Health Convention Center. The event runs from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. and is free for all high school students and parents.
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Coach Podesta - Minutemen Basketball Academy Hosts First Annual Varsity Tournament at Liberty
This past Saturday, Liberty High School proudly welcomed student-athletes from across California for the first annual Minutemen Basketball Academy Varsity Tournament. The event showcased some of the best talent in the state, with players representing 22 different high schools through their club affiliates.
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Frequently Ask Questions
Q: Is community service a requirement for graduation? Requirement for college applications? When can they start community service? (Any grade or senior year only?) Where do they keep track of it?
A: Community service is not a requirement for graduation at Liberty High School. However, many colleges highly value community service as part of their admissions process, since it demonstrates responsibility, leadership, and engagement.
Students may begin completing community service hours in any grade level — it is not limited to their senior year. Keeping track of hours is important: students should record their service in a log in ordetr to keep track for college and scholarship applications and have it signed by the supervising organization. Some honor societies and scholarships also require documented community service hours, so students are encouraged to begin early and stay consistent.
If you have a general question, use this link to ask it and watch for the answer.
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