This Week at LBHS

Message from the Principal

Homecoming Week

Dear Liberty Bell Families,

It's Homecoming Week at Liberty Bell, and we're looking forward to a fun-filled week of school spirit, traditions, and community! Homecoming is about more than a game or a dance. It's about connection, belonging, and taking pride in being part of our school community. We encourage all students to jump in, have some fun, support one another, and help make this a memorable week for everyone.

Thanks to our ASB leaders, staff, families, and community members who help bring these traditions to life.

Go Lions,

Elyse Darwood

Schedules & Events

This Week's Schedule

-10/19 - Green Day (1-4)

-10/20 - White Day (5-8)

-10/21 - Green Day (1-4)

-10/22 - White Day (5-8)

-10/23 - No School; PD Day for Staff

26/27 Bell Schedules

Upcoming Events

-10/21 - HS Activity Night, 6 pm Stadium

-10/23 - PD Day; No School

-10/24 - HS Homecoming Dance, 8:30-11 pm Commons

-10/30 - JH Dance, 6:30-9 pm

New & Noteworthy

Homecoming Week 2026

Dress Up Days:

Monday - Favorite Meme

Tuesday - Dress for the Wrong Event

Wednesday - Movie Genres, by class

Thursday - Dynamic Duo

Come out for the Football Game and Halftime Royalty!

JH ASB Updates

We are excited to have Tyler Slostad and Katharine Bill taking over advising JH ASB this year. The JH students are delighted to be planning their first dance of the year on Friday, October 30th from 6:30-9 pm. JH families and students will begin hearing from class officers and advisors about events, elections and assemblies in the coming weeks.

WIN - Intervention Cycle

Next week, we will resume the next 3-week segment of our 6-week WIN intervention schedule. Students will be able to access workshops, labs, test makeup and tutoring. Students work with their advisor every Monday to set and clarify their weekly schedule in Enriching Students.

Tutoring at LBHS

Students may seek extra support through our tutoring program. We have robust peer tutoring at the high school, which entails older students working with younger ones, and also some community volunteer tutors who come to the school to work with Middle School and High School students. We do our best to fulfill tutoring requests, although demand can be high at times and the pool of tutors is limited. You may contact tutor coordinator Paul Gitchos at pgitchos@methow.org if you have questions about tutoring for your student, or if you're interested in volunteering as a tutor.