23/24 Academic Calendar

LHS Athletics Calendar

LHS Events Calendar

August 31 - Open House (5pm - 7pm)

September 4 - No School (Labor Day)

September 15 - Homecoming Football Game at 7pm

September 16 - Homecoming Dance (7pm - 10pm)

September 18 - Late Start (9:15am - 2:15pm)

September 29 - Professional Development Day No School

September 30 - WSD Homecoming Parade 9:30am (Starting at Holt and traveling down Pearce to the American Legion Hall)

October 9 - Late Start (9:15am - 2:15pm)

October 19 - Picture Retake Day (9th - 11th grade)

October 20 - Early Release (7:15am - 12:00pm)

October 25 - Parent-Teacher Conferences (3:30 - 7pm)

October 26 - Parent-Teacher Conferences (10am - 7pm)

October 26-31 - No School Fall Break

November 7 - No School PD/Election Day

November 13 - Late Start (9:15am - 2:15pm)

November 22-24 - No School Thanksgiving Break

December 11 - Late Start (9:15am - 2:15pm)

December 20-21 - Early Release/Finals

June 2 - GRADUATION 8:30 AM Family Arena (no tickets/no guest limit)

Congratulations to our students and faculty for being named the best in the WSD! We will strive to continue to grow in these rankings and work on crushing other area schools through academic prowess in years to come!

View the newsletter "Student Council at Large" embedded below for all the newsworthy Homecoming deets!

HOCO Ticket & TShirt information

- Ticket price until September 10th 11:59 pm - $15

- Ticket price with Tshirt until Sept 10th 11:59 pm - $28

- Ticket price from September 11th - 16th - $18

- Ticket price with Tshirt from Sept. 11th - 16th - $31

- HoCo Shirts - $15

REMINDERS:

• All fines need to be paid before you buy a ticket.
• All guests that don't attend this school need to be verified using the guest form - found in the main office.
• All dance tickets need to be purchased with a WSD email address. All tickets purchased without will be REFUNDED.
• Once you enter the dance, you will not be allowed to leave the building and return. Going out to your car is not an option.

Any boy interested in trying out for boys basketball will meet this Friday (9-1) at the beginning of lunch in the weight room.

Questions? Contact williamsodemann@wsdr4.org

Liberty Booster Club has been working hard over the summer to get the concession stands ready for the new school year. The concession stands are the Booster Club's largest fundraisers. The funds earned from concession sales are used to help support the Liberty High School athletic programs, clubs and activities. In order for this to be possible, we need volunteers to help out covering the shifts. And with the first home football fast approaching, we are in serious need of volunteers. If your student participates in any school extracurriculars, we ask that you and/or your student sign up for at least two shifts, or more if you like, per year, per activity. If everyone chips in a little, we can accomplish great things.

Sign Up Genius

Students: Please do not sign up using a wsdr4.org email address. We are having difficulties sending out confirmations and cancellations to these email addresses due to increased school cyber security. Also, we encourage you to create an actual SignUpGenius account. When you sign up, you can opt in to texting which we use to notify you of cancellations. Otherwise notifications are sent out by email which are sometimes overlooked. In the event of inclement weather, please check the Liberty Athletics page on the WSD website or Twitter (@EaglesLibertyAD) for changes and/or cancelations.

We appreciate everything you do, and any help you can give. Thank you!

***Concession managers must have manager training, but anyone can be a volunteer. If you are interested in becoming a manager, please email volunteers@libertyboosterclub.com so we can get you set up. Managing is pretty much like volunteering but with the knowledge of opening and closing procedures. Managers must also be an adult, and cannot be a current Liberty student, regardless of age, due to liability. We are always actively seeking out new managers. Without a manager, we cannot open and concessions will be cancelled. Please contact us if you have any questions

Sign Up Genius

Shannon Queen

Director of Concession

We are excited to announce that the Wentzville Liberty High School Holiday Bazaar is back this fall!

The Wentzville Liberty High School Band Boosters will host this event on November 11th, 2023, at Wentzville Liberty High School.

We are now seeking vendor applications and hope you will join us. Please click HERE for more information.

Questions? Please contact angeletefrein@wsdr4.org

Each new school year brings opportunities for academic growth and growth in all areas of development. Although children must be knowledgeable when they graduate, they must also be healthy, engaged, responsible, and caring people.

We’re grateful you’re here at our school and we’re excited to partner with you and your child. As a Leader in Me School, we believe that every member of your family has greatness and we can’t wait to learn and grow from you! Leader in Me (LiM) is an evidence-based, comprehensive school-improvement model—developed in partnership with educators and FranklinCovey—that empowers students with the leadership and life skills they need to thrive in a global community.

Our school has chosen to operate through a uniquely different lens. Leader in Me is about empowering your child to reach their full potential while ultimately finding their voice. As a school, the staff in this building have made five core commitments to your child. We call these our Core Paradigms. In these paradigms, you will find the belief and way we view all students. At this school, we see that:

• Everyone is a leader.

• Everyone has genius.

• Change starts with me.

• We empower students to lead their own learning.

• Educators and families partner to develop the whole person.

Not only do these paradigms apply to your student, but they also apply to all of us!

Leader in Me provides our school with the vision and language to lead the school in a way that addresses all areas of development. As each child discovers and develops their unique gifts and talents, they are given opportunities to lead. As leaders, they become active, engaged partners in their own education, and their self-confidence, responsibility, and initiative grows. The children quickly understand the benefits of different gifts and talents; they learn to listen to new ideas, work together to achieve results, and motivate one another to be the best.

We hope your school enjoys sharing these new opportunities. Together, we will see each child grow throughout the year. If you have additional questions please reach out to your school principal.

• Please purchase a parking permits immediately
• Permits must be displayed when parking
• Do not park in visitor parking
• Please yield to buses crossing the bridge to exit
• The school speed limit is 15 mph

If you need a reminder of the 23-24 district cell phone policy, please click HERE.

Please remember Grubhub, Doordash, etc, orders will not be accepted during school hours. For more information click HERE.

Ed Nelson, Building Principal edgarnelson@wsdr4.org

Assistant Principals

(A-E) Steve Pryor, stevenpryor@wsdr4.org

(F-K) Lindsay Kiely, lindsaykiely@wsdr4.org

(L-R) Matt Kiesel, matthewkiesel@wsdr4.org

(S-Z) Stan Schumacher, stantonschumacher@wsdr4.org

Counselors

(A-E) Alicia Sheffield, aliciasheffield@wsdr4.org

(F-K) Chad Cunningham, chadcunningham@wsdr4.org

(L-R) Mary Ellen Riley, maryellenriley@wsdr.org

(S-Z) Paige Blackford, paigeblackford@wsdr4.org

College, Career, A+ Shelley Gerringer, michellegerringer@wsdr4.org