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Important Information
Important Information
🎉 Hispanic Heritage Month Kickoff 🎉
We’re excited to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 - Oct. 15) with a variety of activities and events! Join us on Monday, Sept. 15 in the Library during both lunch shifts for a fun game of Lotería to kick off the celebrations. ¡Vamos a Jugar!
Stay tuned...we’ll have more events throughout the month to honor and acknowledge Hispanic Heritage Month!
Important Homecoming Information
If your child is planning to participate in Homecoming activities, please make every effort to attend this important meeting/event. Your presence ensures you’re informed and your student is fully prepared to be involved!
The College and Career Fair Is Almost Here!
The Liberty Magnet High School College and Career Fair will take place in the gym on September 17, 2025. The event will run from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM. Don’t miss this great opportunity to explore college and career options all in one place!
Announcements
Change in Temporary ID Guidelines:
Payment must be made at the time of issuance. Late payments will be accepted only before the last class period of the day.
Change during Lunch:
The second floor dining area will no longer be available during lunch. Students may use the platform stairwell area only if no scheduled activity is taking place at that time.
Math Tutoring
We’re excited to offer additional support for our students! Our math teachers are available to stay after school from 2:30 to 3:30 every Tuesday and Thursday. They will assist with all math courses. If students need extra time beyond these hours, we will work with them to ensure they get the help they need.
LMHS Student Handbook SY 25-26(1).pdfDress Code Policy (1).docxDress Code and Cellphone/Electronics/headphones!!!!!!!!
We need your support! Liberty offers one of the most flexible free dress codes in the city, but it’s important that we all adhere to the existing restrictions. Additionally, we ask for your help in ensuring that our policies on cellphones, electronics, and headphones are followed.
Please take a moment to review the policies in place. Your cooperation is essential to maintaining a positive school environment. Thank you for your understanding and support!
Updated Organizational Chart and Contact List
Please review the two charts provided. They outline who to contact based on specific situations, helping us address concerns more efficiently and effectively.
Following this communication flow will ensure quicker resolutions and help everyone stay informed.
Tardy Reporting
Tardy Reporting
A tardy is recorded any time a student is not in class by its official start time (at the start of school and during regular class changes). Late arrivals to school by student drivers or carpool do count into a student's tardy record. Student tardies accumulate throughout the full semester and consequences begin after the 3rd tardy.
AM Carpool.pdfAM Carpool
AM Carpool
Carpool starts at 6:40! Parents are not allowed to drop off before this. Wait for Mr. Shoff to start releasing for Carpool. Also, parents are not allowed to go down the lane that is reserved for student parking as indicated by the green arrows. That lane is reserved for students so they can drive into the student parking lot to park. Also, going up Pickett to try to get into the parking lot is NOT allowed at any time.
PM Carpool.pdfPM Carpool
PM Carpool
At the end of the school day during carpool, we've noticed some parents parking on the grass along LEE Drive and having their children walk to their cars. This practice is not only against school policy but also poses significant safety risks. For the safety of all students and to ensure smooth traffic flow, please refrain from parking on the grass and use the designated carpool lanes. Your cooperation is crucial in keeping our school environment safe for everyone.
Counselor's Corner
Counselor's Corner
Liberty Seniors had a great time at the NACAC College Fair!
The NACAC College Fair is a valuable opportunity for students and families to explore a wide variety of colleges and universities from across the country, all in one place. Attendees are able to connect directly with college admissions representatives, ask questions, and gather information about majors, campus life, financial aid, scholarships, and more. The event is free and open to all high school students and their families. We are so glad our Liberty Seniors were able to attend and take a big step toward planning their future!
Howard University Visits Liberty!
We would like to thank Howard University for visiting our campus and sharing valuable information with our students. It was a great opportunity for them to learn more about academic programs, student life, and the admissions process. We appreciate Howard’s time and commitment to supporting our students as they explore their college options.
AHEC Student Ambassador Hosts Informational Table
Our AHEC Student Ambassador, a current senior, recently hosted a table display on campus to share information about the Area Health Education Center (AHEC) program. AHEC is designed to introduce high school students to careers in the healthcare field through hands-on experiences, job shadowing, and interactive learning. The program helps students explore a variety of professions such as medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, and more. It’s a valuable opportunity for those interested in health sciences to gain real-world exposure and learn what it takes to succeed in the medical field. We are proud of our student ambassador for helping to spread awareness and inspire future healthcare leaders!
Student of the Year Information!
Do you want to be recognized as Liberty Magnet's Student of the Year? The Louisiana Students of the Year Program has been recognizing outstanding students across the state for over 25 years. At the annual Louisiana State Students of the Year Awards Ceremony, the State Selection Committee recognizes the finalists from every region and names the new Louisiana Elementary, Middle and High School Student of the Year. Applicable to Seniors with a minimum 3.2 cumulative grade point average.
Student of the Year Guidelines:
The deadline to submit the Student of the Year Portfolio has been extended until September 25, 2025.
Paper applications are available in your school counselors office along with other information.
Please click the link below to view directions to assist in completing your Electronic EBRPSS Student of the Year Portfolio:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZxAypHIyTc
Please include artifacts in your Electronic Student of the Year Portfolio.
The file should be labeled using the following naming convention:
Grade Level Number-Student First and Last Name _SOY Application Student of the Year Photo file should be labeled (Grade Level Number_First and Last Name_SOY Photo)
Important Information:
We are asking all families to complete the 2025–2026 Economic Data Survey. The information collected helps determine eligibility for important student opportunities, including the ACT fee waiver and other state or federal support programs.
2025-2026 Economic Data Survey
Help Us Boost Our Schools’ Funding!
Your Quick Action Can Make a Big Difference
To ensure our students receive the best educational experience possible, we need your help! Each enrolled EBR student requires their parent or guardian to complete the 2025-2026 Economic Data Survey.
Why is this important?
Increased Funding: The data collected helps our district secure essential funding.
Enhanced Resources: More funds mean better resources, programs, and opportunities for our students.
It’s easy! Simply complete the survey below. Your participation directly supports the growth and improvement of our schools.
Survey Link: https://www.myschoolapps.com/Home/PickDistrict
Instructional Spotlight: Pushing Toward the Mission
Instructional Spotlight: Pushing Toward the Mission
Ms. Bumgardner’s US History Class Brings the Gilded Age to Life
Students in Ms. Bumgardner’s US History class stepped into the roles of key historical figures and events from the Gilded Age to explore the impact of robber barons and Captains of Industry on American history. Through a dynamic activity called “Inner Circle,” students debated, collaborated, and made strategic connections by deciding which historical figures or events supported or challenged their goals. This interactive approach helped deepen their understanding of the complex economic and social changes that shaped the era.
Ms. Dryden’s Biology Class Explores Ecosystem Resiliency
Students in Ms. Dryden’s Biology class explored the concept of resiliency in ecosystems by analyzing models of the Serengeti. Through this activity, they predicted how different components of the ecosystem interact and respond to change. This hands-on learning experience helped students better understand the balance and complexity of ecological systems.
Ms. Bonvillain’s AP Human Geography Class Explores Population and Gender Roles
Students in Ms. Bonvillain’s AP Human Geography class analyzed population case studies from various countries to understand how changing roles of women impact demographics. They then presented their findings as representatives of their countries in a simulated United Nations assembly, practicing both critical thinking and public speaking skills.
Another Win for the Patriots!
Another Win for the Patriots!
What a Victory for Team Liberty! 🔴⚪🔵
It was a dominant performance with a 59-0 win over White Castle!
Another incredible night for Liberty Football. The team was firing on all cylinders. From the explosive plays on the field to the energy in the stands, it was a true showcase of Patriot Pride.
A huge shoutout to our amazing band, cheerleaders, dancers, and JROTC for bringing the spirit and making the night unforgettable.We’re grateful for everyone’s hard work and support.
Let’s keep the momentum going and pack the house this Thursday as we take on Lutcher!
Geaux Patriots!
#PatriotPride #FridayNightLights #LibertyStrong
congratulations!!
congratulations!!
🎉 Congratulations to Our Cross Country Team!
We’re proud to celebrate the Boys Cross Country Team for taking 1st place at the XC Brusly Invitational!
Outstanding job to the following runners:
Chauncy Anthony
Bryston Wright
Graysen Allen
Xavier Harvey
Mason Rogers
Mohammed Turay
Also, a huge congratulations to Lauren Bailey for finishing 5th overall on the girls’ side, an incredible individual achievement!
We are so proud of the hard work and dedication shown by our runners. Be sure to come out and support them at their next meet on September 27, hosted by St. Joseph’s Academy at Highland Park.
Let’s keep the momentum going! Geaux Patriots! 🔴⚪🔵
Staffing Status and Instructional Plans
Head Boys Basketball Coach:
Status: Hired.
Robotics:
Status: Hired.
World Geography:
Status: A candidate has been identified and the hiring is pending final processing by Human Resources.
Cybersecurity:
Status: Hired.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to ensure that all students receive the quality instruction they deserve!
More Important Information
More Important Information
Football Schedule
Football Schedule
Come out and support! We can't wait to see the Football team in action!
JV Football Schedule
JV Football Schedule
Volleyball Schedule
Volleyball Schedule
Come out and support! This will be an amazing year for the Lady Patriots!
Swimming Schedule
Swimming Schedule
Come out and support! We can't wait to see the Swim team in action!
Cross Country Schedule
Cross Country Schedule
Come out and support! We can't wait to see our Cross Country Team in action!
Check-in/Check Out Policy Reminders
Parents cannot email or call the office after dropping the student off late to school
Students will wait in TOR until a parent comes to sign them in.
Student drivers who arrive late may have a parent email the office. Student driver must have an approved parking contract on file.
Student drivers will have driving privileges suspended upon their 3rd late arrival in the semester.
Supports
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Over 60+ subjects
Drop-off Essay Review
Drop-off Math help
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