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Christmas Tree Lighting/2025
December 3rd
It’s that time of year again! Wednesday evening, December 3rd, was packed with photos with Mr. and Mrs. Claus, performances by LEES students, the freshmen and varsity cheerleaders, the dazzlers, colorguard, and the band.
Guests enjoyed the annual Christmas tree contest and warm hot chocolate throughout the night. The celebration wrapped up with the traditional lighting of the tree beside the library.
A special thank-you to Mrs. Richert for coordinating the event!
Pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus
LE Elementary students
Dazzlers
Color guard
Band
Freshmen Cheerleaders
Varsity Cheerleaders
We’re grateful for the support of the Liberty-Eylau Volunteer Fire Department.
Christmas Tree Contest
Outside Christmas Tree Lighting
STUDENTS give back at walmart
Proud of Our Student Leaders!
On Saturday, December 6th, our Student Council and National Honor Society members spent their day at the Walmart on 7th Street ringing the bell for the Salvation Army.
We are incredibly proud of these students for representing our district with kindness, leadership, and a spirit of service. Their willingness to give back to the community shows the true heart of our school!
Thank you to our students, sponsors, and families for supporting such a meaningful tradition.
#StudentCouncil #NHS #CommunityService #SalvationArmy #ProudDistrict
STUDENTS support mission texarkana
On Wednesday, December 10, 2025, 150 students from Liberty-Eylau High School, Arkansas High School, Atlanta High School, Fouke High School, Hooks High School, Pleasant Grove High School, Redwater High School, and Texas High School joined together to support Mission Texarkana with essential hygiene items and cold-weather supplies.
Representing Liberty-Eylau were members of the Student Council and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, proudly stepping up to serve their community with heart and leadership.
It was a meaningful day filled with generosity, teamwork, and the true spirit of giving back!**
#itscooltocare
Keston Griffith
Katlynn Lucas
Amaree Nailon
Rebecca Plattner
Carson Huckobey
Emily Garrett
Christopher Striplin
Zayla Shears
Manda Martin
Faith Howard
Landon Wade
Jada Lane
Jade Noiel
Amaree Hodge
Faizah Cooper
Aniyah Green
Mahoghanie Ellis
Jauquin Guzman
Reagan Olquin
Huntley Fisher
Brooklynn Johnson
Shamya Crawford
Rebecca Perez
Kayla Perez
"Mr. and Mrs. Klein sponsored the Just Love and Kindness Project in downtown Texarkana. Students gathered at Arkansas High to fill bags with hygiene items, blankets, gloves, and more. They then met at Mission Texarkana and continued to Randy Sams and the Salvation Army, leaving encouraging messages along the sidewalks. As they walked, students handed out the care bags to individuals experiencing homelessness in the area." - Mrs. Tamera Richert
"Being a part of the group that went to the homeless shelter showed me a lot about how many different people live. I am grateful to have been a part of what happened! Everyone was so kind and pleased to be there!!
It was an amazing environment to be around, with lots of smiles and a warm feeling all around. I think this event is a great way to get students involved and help out the less fortunate individuals around us.
Overall, I had an amazing time meeting new people and helping people I don't get to help out daily!"- Senior Kayla Perez
STUDENTS support local salvation army
Shoutout to Our LEHS Construction Class!
A big thank you to our incredible LEHS Construction students for sharing their talents and compassion with the community!
They teamed up with The Salvation Army of Texarkana to assemble bicycles for children this Christmas — spreading joy, giving back, and making a meaningful impact this holiday season.
We’re so proud of their dedication, teamwork, and generous spirit.
David Moulton/instructor
Great job, LEHS Construction Class!
STUDENTS BRING JOY WITH CHRISTMAS SONGS
Art instructor Ariel Meeks helped everyone get into the Christmas spirit during the week of December 8–12. Her students proudly displayed the decorative scarves they created this semester while singing a selection of Christmas carols for the classrooms on West Campus.
Cristmas Concert 2025 was a festive success!
The evening featured beautiful performances of “Ukrainian Bell Carol,” “The First Noel,” “Happy Holiday/White Christmas,” “African Holy Night,” and “This Christmas.”
The band was also celebrated for earning 1st place in the Veterans’ Day Parade/High School Band category.
Sweater Contest Winners: Jaylon Blackwell and Allee Cook.
Guests enjoyed the joyful music and took a moment to appreciate Mrs. T. Randle Taylor for his dedication to our district.
Staff Acknowledgments:
Monte Ogwu – Middle School Band Director
A’Drion Ve’an – Music Specialist
Christian Miller – Music Specialist
Malik Sanders – Band Aide
It was a fun-filled Friday at the high school on December 12th! The band played a festive medley of holiday tunes while the Dazzlers performed and encouraged everyone to get into the holiday dance spirit. Students enjoyed cookies and juice provided by our administration. A special thank-you to Ms. Roberson and Ms. Watson for coordinating such a wonderful event!
STUDENTS support the read-a-thon with children
A huge thank you to everyone who came out to our Liberty-Eylau Elementary Read-A-Thon today! Your energy, encouragement, and love for reading contributed significantly to the event's wonderful success.
We also want to give a special shoutout to the TAMU–Texarkana baseball players who joined us—four of whom are proud Liberty-Eylau graduates and former LE baseball players. Our students were thrilled to read with you, and your presence meant a great deal to our campus and community.
Thank you all for making today unforgettable and for supporting our young readers!
STUDENTS helping with Chick-fil-a Do-Good-December Project
On Wednesday, December 17th, three members of the Chick-fil-A Leader Academy, along with adult leaders, visited the Early Childhood Center to take part in the annual Do Good December event with Chick-fil-A. This special tradition focuses on spreading kindness, generosity, and holiday cheer throughout our school community.
As part of the initiative, high school students and staff donated toys for ECC students, helping make the holiday season joyful and memorable for our youngest learners. In addition, books packaged during the October meeting were distributed, further supporting early learning and literacy. The generosity shown truly reflected the spirit of compassion and giving.
The warm, welcoming atmosphere made the event both meaningful and fun, serving as a reminder that small acts of kindness can create a lasting impact. We extend our sincere thanks to Chick-fil-A and everyone who contributed to making Do Good December a special experience for our ECC students.
Michael Coronado, Delsondero Hall (Shawn) and Anthony Salas
STUDENTS giving cookies to the Early Childhood Center
Chef Prater (Mrs. Tamera Richert filled in) and her amazing Culinary students whipped up hundreds of cookies for every single ECC student—and our awesome LEHS Leadership crew made the sweetest deliveries today!
Smiles?
Sugar?
The best kind of surprise?
Huge shoutout to these talented and big-hearted students for sprinkling a little extra joy around our district today!
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