March 7, 2021

SPOTLIGHTS

Student to CEO

Liberty High student Mya Beathley received $300 in seed funding for her business AfroNext at last night's YEA BR Investor Panel! Applications are now open for next year at www.yeabr.org, and we hope to see more Liberty Magnet High students apply soon.

JROTC Cyber Patriot
state champions

The JROTC CyberPatriot Team won the state title in the Silver Division. Congratulations to this outstanding team.

jrotc robotics grant

Liberty Magnet JROTC and LMHS Robotics Dept are proud to announce receipt of a $500 grant for a Full Field & Element Kit from Robotics Education and Competition Foundation (REC).

powerlifting regional winners

Adla Rangkuti

1st place 4A, 1st place overall, state qualifier

Christian Tran2nd place 4A, state qualifier

Ethan Coppersmith 1st 4A, state qualifier

Dylan Plauche 3rd place 4A

Paul Landry 1st place 4A

Christopher Ricks 3rd place 4A

Chase Corvers 4th place 4A

Keydren. Holliday 3rd place 4A

State Runner-up

Women's Basketball played in the State Championship game Friday in Hammond. While things didn't end the way we hoped, the ladies played hard and gave a great effort. They finish the season 2nd in the state - no small feat. #Patriot Pride.

Headed to the Semi-finals

The Men's Basketball team played a lights-out game against St. Louis Catholic Friday evening to punch their ticket to the semi-finals. This will be the men's first semi-final appearance since Liberty was reopened. The semi-final against St. Thomas More will be Wednesday (3/10) at 7:30 in the Cajundome (Lafayette).

Important Information

March Testing information

Please make sure you know when your student is testing this week.

Monday - ONLY 10th and select 12th graders will attend on campus. (virtual students attend on campus for testing)
Tuesday - ONLY 11th and 12th grade students attend on campus. (virtual students attend on campus for testing)

All 9th grade students will complete virtual assignments Monday & Tuesday. Students who are not scheduled to test are NOT allowed to attend on campus. All classrooms and staff are being used for testing.

Asynchronous assignments (independent assignments) must be turned in on the day they are assigned. Submissions will be used to record attendance for virtual learners and all assignments Monday and Tuesday will be entered into the gradebook.

Please make sure your testing student reads through the FAQ sheet posted here.

Spring 2021 ACT Student FAQ

March Testing LMHS

lunch & Building reminders

Students are reminded that they are NOT allowed in B, C, or D buildings during lunch. Student access during lunch is limited to the cafeteria, the Quad, and the library. Students accessing the library during lunch must use the exterior door across from the big Oak Tree in the Quad.

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.pdf

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.pdf

Young 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

The Academy combines a proven national curriculum with the experiences of Baton Rouge business leaders, educators, community members, and entrepreneurs.

lyac application release 2021 release.pdf

The 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.

This week at liberty

Pre-ACT

Monday, March 8

act/workkeys

Tuesday, March 9

daylight savings

Sunday, March 14

club and tutoring activities

Mon

Testing

No Tutoring

Tues

Testing

No Tutoring

Wed

Writing Lab

Science Lab
(ES & Bio)

History Lab
(Geo, Euro, Elect)

Thurs

Writing Lab

Math Lab
(A1, Adv. M+)

Science Lab
(Chem, Phys)

Mu Alpha Theta

Fri

Sat

Athletics

Boys Basketball

Wed 10 v St. Thomas More (7:30)
Cajundome (Lafayette)
STATE SEMIFINAL

Tennis

Tue 9 v Live Oak
Thu 11 v East Ascension

Softball

Tue 9 @ Istrouma
Wed 10 @ Episcopal
Thu 11 @ Broadmoor

Baseball

Wed 10 @ Southern Lab
Thu 11 @ Family Christian (JV)
Fri 12 @ False River

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

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.pdf

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