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Graduation

LHS seniors and parents – it is time to celebrate your senior! We need you to look through your phone and photo albums to find pics of your senior to submit to the senior slide show.

Graduation

Important information about cap and gown pickup, senior slideshow during graduation (photo deadline May 3), auditions for the graduation performance, Prom, graduation, yearbooks, finals, senior brunch and rehearsal, and more.

Upcoming Events

The College & Career Center is organizing a visit to Lake Washington Institute of Technology (LWTech) for all interested Liberty Students on Tuesday, April 30th, from 10:10am – 1pm.  Students attending the field trip will miss 3rd and 5th class periods and will take 2nd lunch upon their return to Liberty.

Upcoming Events

The Liberty Dance/Drill Team will be holding tryouts for the 2024-2025 school year on April 29th, April 30th, and May 2nd from 4-6pm in the main gym at Liberty. There will be a required parent meeting in the library before tryouts on April 25th from 6-6:30pm.

District

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The Cultural and Family Partnerships Team invites new families in the ISD, especially ones new to the U.S. school system to “Family Connections Question and Answer Sessions” on Wednesday, April 24. There are both morning and evening sessions.

This is an opportunity to meet the Family Partnership staff and learn to navigate our schools.

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During Spring Break, our district received significant media attention regarding a student’s request to form an interfaith prayer club at Creekside Elementary School. Please know that we take our commitment to uphold student rights seriously; this includes those rights associated with religious exercise and liberty. Details about the approvial timeline for clubs at Creekside are enclosed.

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In an April 2 meeting, members of the Bond Advisory Committee identified the priorities they think are important to the students, families, staff and community members they represent. Then, they began to discuss in small groups which projects might align with or support the priorities they would like to see addressed. This was the committee’s sixth meeting out of eight.  

Safety Emergency Preparedness

The King County Office of Emergency Management recently gifted 20 Bleed Control Kits to the district for use in our schools in the event of an emergency. Each Bleed Control Kit comes with eight individual bleeding control packs. This grant is worth approximately $17,000.