Upcoming Events

October 2nd- No students

October 12th- Picture Day

October 12th Week- Chocolate Fund Raising Starts

October 16th- Early Childhood (Marr, Hahn, Wlaschin) no students

October 19th- Second Quarter begins

October 21st- 9-10 Socialization

October 21st and 22nd- Conferences

October 27th- Late Start Day. School starts at 10:50

October 29th- 5-6pm Trunk or Treat

October 30th- 2pm Harvest Parade

Students learning 📚

Rubrics

Students discussing a rubric: how they know the expectation for the task

Math Talking

Students talking about the process they used to solve a problem

Attendance

At Liberty, we believe that every minute counts. The more time students spend at school, the more opportunities they have to strengthen their reading and math skills, preparing them for future success.

So remember:

ON TIME, EVERY DAY, IS THE LIBERTY WAY!

LET'S GO, SUPERSTARS! ⭐

Keep Hands to Yourself

We need your help at home. Please continue to teach and remind your child that keeping hands, feet, and objects to themselves is an important rule at school and at home. Talk with your child about:

Using safe hands and feet with others
Keeping personal items to themselves
Walking safely in lines and crowded spaces
Telling an adult if they feel unsafe

Conferences

Understand your child’s progress, strengths, and areas for growth
Build a strong partnership between home and school
Celebrate your child’s achievements
Set goals together for future success

Liberty Fundraiser –

We’re excited to kick off our Liberty fundraiser the week of October 12th! Our biggest goals are to celebrate our students attendance and expectations accomplishments, and our wonderful staff. We need your help to make it happen.

There will be fun prizes for students based on their sales, so everyone has a chance to win!

If you’d like to support without taking a full box, individual chocolates will also be available in the office—stop by and treat yourself while helping Liberty reach its goal.

More information to come

Student Dress

As the weather changes, please encourage your student to dress in layers. As a reminder, though personal appearance is basically a concern of a student and their parents/guardians, we want to remind students of a few Liberty expectations

Students should always wear hard-soled shoes. Slippers of any kind are not permitted.
All words and images on apparel should be appropriate.
Students should be fully clothed, with a covered torso.
Students are not permitted to wear hoods or brimmed hats on their heads.

Students of the Month September

Moments that Matter- recognizing our wonderful staff

Ms. McGraw- EL Teacher

Great support

August

Ms. Schultz- cafeteria

Kind

Mr. Lino- 2nd grade-

Happy

Ms. Pavelka- Special Instruction PreK

Team player

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Bilingual Liason- Ms. Paloma Dávila

Buenas! I'm excited to join the Liberty staff and family this school year. I will be serving as the bilingual liaison; you've likely seen me in the mornings at the front door greeting our students. I look forward to speaking with you about any concerns you may have about your student or if you need any family assistance. Please feel free to contact me directly at (531) 299 - 5151.

Family Support

¡Conozca a sus consejeras y trabajadora social para el año 26-27!

Nuestro equipo trabaja junto con los profesores y las familias para ayudar a los estudiantes a desarrollarse social y emocionalmente, y para ayudar a eliminar las barreras al aprendizaje.

Link to Community Resources/Enlace a recursos comunitarios

https://padlet.com/kristinwagner3/liberty-elementary-community-resources-recursos-comunitarios-ceuaik2a363fj95y