Liberty Middle School

We are excited to announce that track will be offered as a sport this year at Liberty! This is a great opportunity for students to get involved, stay active, and challenge themselves. Tryouts are on February 25th. A permission slip, via parentsquare.com, will need to be completed for students who are interested. Form will be posting tonight, Tuesday, February 18th, at 5pm.

Baseball and Softball Tryouts start next week on Tuesday, February 25th. A permission slip, via parentsquare.com, will need to be completed for students who are interested. Form will be posting tonight, Tuesday, February 18th, at 5pm.

Roberto Marquez Bautista earned himself a pizza party with Mrs Revious. He invited his friends Joseph Lopez, Kaynen Velasco, and Anthony Bishop to join him. We are so proud of Roberto. He always has a great and friendly attitude. Congratulations.

For Kindness Week's final dress up day, we celebrated with a Red, White, and Pink Day in honor of Valentine's Day! We wore our brightest colors to spread love and positivity, showing that kindness is always in style.

There is no school on Monday, February 17, in observance of Presidents' Day. School resumes on Tuesday, February 18th. Have a great three day weekend.

Western Day was successful even with the rainy weather. Students looked amazing in their cowboy hats, boots, and denim, really bringing the Wild West to life. Tomorrow, Friday, February 14th, get ready to celebrate with Red, White, and Pink Day.

Just a reminder that TONIGHT, Thursday, February 13th, is the LAST CHANCE to purchase an yearbook ad for your 8th grade student. Please place your order as soon as possible. Window closes at 10pm. www.tinyurl.com/lmsyearbookad2025

Today, students did an excellent job celebrating Twin Day for Kindness Week, showing off their creativity and spirit by dressing up in matching outfits with their friends. Tomorrow, Thursday, February 13, is western day. Show up in your cowboy hats, boots, and flannel. However, be prepared for some rain tomorrow.

We celebrated the incredible effort and teamwork of our cross country and soccer teams this morning. Our teams showed unmatched dedication, teamwork, and drive, making this season one to remember. Thank you to all the parents/guardians who were able to join us today. A few students were highlighted for their contribution to their team. Boys Cross Country Coaches Award - Shaun Hackworth Most Improved - Ezrah Tafolla MVP - Anthony Castillo Girls Cross Country Coaches Award - Emily Smith Most Improved - Loralei Verdugo MVP - Denavi Colin Boys Soccer Coaches award - Junior Tamayo Reyes Most Improved - Alfonso Cortez MVP - James Garcia Girls Soccer Coaches Award - Jazlyn Guzman Most Improved - Abigail Cordova MVP - Sarayulina Barriga Obeso

Today was Bright Colors Day for Kindness Week, and the school was filled with vibrant colors and smiles! It was a fantastic way to spread joy and show our colorful spirits. Tomorrow, Wednesday, February 12th, get ready for Twin Day, where you can team up with a friend to celebrate friendship and kindness.

Back in December, we had a few students that auditioned for the Tulare Kings County Music Educators Association honor band. Solomon Bega - 1st Chair Bari Sax Noellee Toribio - 1st chair Alto Sax Theodore Hubilla - 2nd Chair Tenor Sax Myumi Peyegrin - 1st Chair Trombone Leia Valdeabella - 1st Chair Percussion This past weekend they rehearsed and performed with other students from Tulare and Kings County. We are so proud of them as they represented Liberty with PRIDE this weekend at Porterville High School. Congratulations. Thank you to Mr Zellous and Mr Mo for the photos.

It's Kindness Week at Liberty. Today we wore our favorite jerseys to show team spirit and unity. Tomorrow, Tuesday, February 11th, let's brighten things up with Bright Colors Day. Kindness is key this week and every day, so spread positivity and joy everywhere on campus.

This is just a reminder that the Lemoore High School Mandatory Parent night is coming up this Monday, February 10th, at 5 p.m., at the Lemoore High School event center. 8th graders should be in attendance with their parent/guardian.

Thank you to the Lemoore High School NJROTC cadets and Chief Myers for visiting our campus this morning, and sharing your valuable experience with us. Your dedication, leadership, and commitment to service truly inspired our students. We hope some of them will become future NJROTC members.

We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our Lemoore Union Elementary School District board members for taking time to visit Liberty, yesterday. They were able to see firsthand how our professional learning communities (PLCs) collaborate to enhance teaching and student success. We appreciate the support and look forward to the continued collaboration in making our school community even stronger.

The Liberty Jazz Band performed at the Mid Valley Jazz Festival yesterday hosted at Live Oak Middle School in Tulare. The band had a great performance featuring 12 of the students as soloists. They received 81, 82, and 83 by their judges, which included the Director of Jazz at Fresno City College, Paul Lucckesi, and the arrangers of one of their pieces, guitarist Mike Dana. They were able to attend a feedback session, improvisation class, and sightreading clinic, where they worked with retired Fresno city college music professors Dale Engstrom and Larry Honda, and retired Hanford West High School director, Lisa Butts. The students were also able to watch the Fresno State Jazz Orchestra perform at the Noon Concert. Great job, Liberty Jazz Band! Thank you, Sarah Bitsui and Dallas Poore, for providing us with some photos from the festival.

Just one more week to purchase your 8th grade yearbook ad/recognition page. Celebrate your student's hard work, growth, and accomplishment. Don't wait until it is too late; finalize your spot before Feb 13th at 10pm. www.tinyurl.com/lmsyearbookad2025

Thank you to the parents/guardians who attended our Student of the Month celebration. They were each chosen by their Advisory teacher for their dependablilty. These students consistently show up, do their best, and can be counted on by their peers and teachers alike. Congratulations, Patriots!

Our Liberty ASB is kicking Kindness Week off with a Movie Night on Friday, February 7th. All Liberty students are welcomed to attend. Students may even change into Pjs after school for the event.

Our Liberty 7th grade students learned about the world of molecules, atoms, and bonds, this past week. Through this hands on lab, students explored the fundamental building blocks of matter and learned how atoms combined to form molecules. Using models, students gained a deeper understanding of atomic structure, molecular structure, and the conservation of mass.