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SPOTLIGHTS
SPOTLIGHTS
Junior League (Latin Club)
Junior League (Latin Club)
The Latin students had the Junior Classical League convention last weekend. Our students earned 10 academic awards, including 4th place overall against all Latin programs in the state. We have three newly elected state officers: Amyla Moore (Historian), Seanna Baldwin (Secretary), and Steven Moore, the state President. Since we are the home school of the state president, Liberty will host the Fall forum, a statewide event that hosts students from Latin programs throughout the state. We are very excited about this! This is the first time we have had a state president. Congratulations to our students and Ms. Norton. They did an amazing job!
Baseball Game
Baseball Game
Please find the link to the televised Baseball game from March 4. Internet connectivity issues interfered with plans to livestream the event. We'll let you watch the game to see how it ends!
JROTC Recognitions
JROTC Recognitions
Cadet Jeremiah Campbell was selected as the Liberty Magnet HS LET-1 Cadet of the Year.
Cadet Dawson Woods was selected as LET-1 Superior Cadet for Liberty Magnet.
Liberty Magnet JROTC and LMHS Robotics Department are proud to announce that they have received a grant from REC for equipment worth $1050. We thank the LMHS, EBRPSS, and DAI Administrations and the dedicated personnel of LMHS Robotics for outstanding collaboration to make this grant possible.
Congratulations to JROTC Cadet Jeremiah Campbell, who won the EBR district Cadet of the year competition Thursday evening.
Liberty Theatre students aren't just seen on our stage. Sophomores Avery Hall (left) and Kara Black (second from the right) take classes with Christian Youth Theatre and they performed in their Winter Showcase this week. See Avery and her brother Alex as Liesl and Captain Von Trapp in CYT's "The Sound of Music" March 25-27!
Congratulations to our Women's Basketball team for finishing 2nd in the state of Louisiana in Division II. These ladies have developed and continue to pursue a culture of excellence.
Important Information
Important Information
accreditation surveys
accreditation surveys
As a part of our accreditation process, each year schools in EBR request completion of feedback surveys from all stakeholders. Please find the links below to the parent survey. We earnestly request that you complete the survey. There is a minimum threshold of participation required as a part of the accreditation process. The school administration also uses the summary findings of the survey to guide focus areas for the upcoming year. The deadline for completing surveys is March 31.
Parent Survey: https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/158495/p2903
*Student survey links have been placed in the grade-level Google Classrooms. Please encourage your students to complete the short online survey.
Transition Report & Feedback
Transition Report & Feedback
Dr. Narcisse authorized Van Fleet/Burns LLC to conduct an in depth transition report to help inform the beginning stages of the strategic planning process. The district is seeking community feedback to help identify top priorities. If you are interested in providing feedback, please find the transition report and feedback survey linked below.
2021-2022 Student Scheduling
2021-2022 Student Scheduling
Students will begin requesting courses for the 2021-2022 school year Thursday through English classes. A tentative copy of the schedule is posted here. Please make sure your student is present and on time for the scheduling meeting. Counselors will work with both in-person and virtual students and all course requests will be submitted by students online through Student Progress Center. Students should NOT attempt to begin scheduling until their meeting with the counselor. The Course Offerings Booklet is now available and unlocked on the school website (www.libertymagnet.com) and below.
junior/senior class activities
junior/senior class activities
Ring Ceremony
Ring Ceremony
The Class Ring Ceremony has been scheduled for the morning of Wednesday, March 31. Time and details will be posted in the Senior and Junior Google Classrooms this week. Students who ordered a ring from Jostens (and paid in full) will be invited to participate. Any juniors or seniors who purchased their class ring from another company and wants to participate in the ceremony needs to reach out to Ms. Mason (KMason1@ebrschools.org) to get registered.
Junior/Senior Prom
Junior/Senior Prom
Prom is scheduled for Friday, April 23 at Stage 1. Information will come out soon about ticket purchases, dress guidelines, and event times. Ms. Adams and Ms. Brown are the sponsoring faculty members for this event.
Senior Picnic - Crawfish on the Bayou
Senior Picnic - Crawfish on the Bayou
COVID crowd restrictions and the size of the senior class have made it unlikely we will be able to hold a Senior Breakfast event. However, we want to make sure that our seniors have an opportunity to celebrate with one another and bring closure to their high school experience. Our Senior Picnic will only be open to students. Information from Ms. Duvall can be found below:
Seniors,
We are in the process of planning a commemorative activity before graduation. Since this is South Louisiana what better way to celebrate together with the Class of 2021 you guessed it a Crawfish Boil. We will host the Class of 2021 Crawfish Boil on April 30,2021 from 12:00P.M.-2:30P.M. If you would like to participate in Crawfish on the Bayou, please complete the Google Forms and pay your $25.00 fee online by April 1,2021. If you have a food allergy and would like to participate, please complete the Google Form labeled Non-Crawfish Option. Payment is the same for both options. Bring your picnic blanket and enjoy a delicious delight. The deadline to submit all google forms and pay required fee is April 1, 2021. Deadline will not be extended. NO EXCEPTIONS.
#cleanfun #nextstepgoals #bondedforever #futuresobrightIhavetowearshades #thisclassisgoingplaces
Opportunities
Opportunities
Limited amount of Spirit Wear in inventory on campus. This is a great way to show your #PatriotPride around town. TO purchase or for information, email Ms. Thanni-Irvin at libertymagnethightesting@ebrschools.org
ACT-Boot-Camp-Flyer.pdfACT PREP
ACT PREP
LOSFA is hosting FREE ACT Bootcamps. Space is limited and preregistration is required.
March 27, 2021: https://form.jotform.com/210604780211039
April 3, 2021: https://form.jotform.com/210604826793156
April 10, 2021: https://form.jotform.com/210605290177148
YEA BR for Students 2021.pdfYoung Entrepreneurs Academy of Baton Rouge (YEA BR) transforms area high school students into confident entrepreneurs. Over the academic year and under the instruction of the LSU E. J. Ourso College of Business, select students launch their very own companies by: generating business ideas tied to their interests, writing business plans, filing their businesses with the Louisiana Secretary of State’s office, pitching to a Shark Tank-like investor panel for seed funding
Empower 225.pdflyac application release 2021 release.pdfThe Louisiana Legislative Youth Advisory Council (LYAC) is now accepting applications for membership from high school students who have an interest in representing the voices of other young people around the state.
Deadline to apply: March 26
This week at liberty
This week at liberty
Freshman Registration
Sign-up for one session
Freshman Registration
Sign-up for one session
Monday, March 15 (5:30 - 7:30)
Tuesday, March 16 (3:30 - 5:30)
Thursday, March 18 (6:00-8:00)
St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's Day
Wednesday, March 17
In-person - Lunch Scavenger Hunt
Virtual - Escape Room
Prizes to winning students.
VEX Competition
VEX Competition
Saturday, March 20
Open to the public.
Come out and support our teams!
club and tutoring activities
club and tutoring activities
Mon
Mon
Writing Lab
Science Olympiad
Tues
Tues
History Lab
(US, Gov't)
Math Lab
(Geom, Alg II)
Wed
Wed
St. Patrick's Day Activities
Writing Lab
Science Lab
(ES & Bio)
History Lab
(Geo, Euro, Elect)
Thurs
Thurs
Writing Lab
Math Lab
(A1, Adv. M+)
Science Lab
(Chem, Phys)
Mu Alpha Theta
Fri
Fri
Sat
Sat
National History Day Competition Submission
VEX Robotics Competition
Athletics
Athletics
Softball
Softball
Mon 15 @ Scotlandville
Baseball
Baseball
Mon 15 v Donaldsonville
Mon 15 @ St. Michael (JV)
Wed 17 @ Woodlawn
Thu 18 v Glen Oaks (JV)
Fri 19 v McKinley
Sat 20 v Avoylles Charter (@ PA)
Tennis
Tennis
Tue 16 v Zachary
Thu 18 v Central
Track and Field
Track and Field
Tue 16 Hornets JV II
school/technology fees
school/technology fees
If you have not already done so, please pay School/Technology fees for the 2020-2021 school year. The school depends on these fees to fund a number of activities and supplies throughout the school year. Outstanding fees can be found in the Parent Portal where they have been posted. Parents can use the Online Payment Portal linked HERE.
Freshmen
$75
Sophomores
$75
Juniors
$75
Seniors
$125 (Total)
($75 - S/T Fee & $50 - Grad. Fee)
Academic support for students
Academic support for students
Students who struggled with 1st semester coursework have opportunities and structures in place to support their academic needs. In order to improve academic performance, students and families should consistently take advantage of these free resources.
Free live online tutoring 7 days a week 2pm-midnight.
Over 60+ subjects
Drop-off Essay Review
Drop-off Math Help
National Test Prep
Tutoring Schedule.pdfPage updated
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