Parent Patriot Post

1. Instruction starts at 7:40 am and attendance is important to success
2. To ensure the carpool parking lot is safe, please only use designated parking spaces.
3. Device Protection Plans are only $25 for LPES students, please see information below on signing up.
4. All transportation changes must be sent in writing. Please call 470-254-3510 to get email information.

Over the next few weeks you will be hearing and seeing more information about Fulton County Schools’ next Capital Plan and the projects that will improve our school. On 10/30/26, we are sharing printed information in your child’s Friday Folder and backpack that explains the investments being made throughout the school district as well as what the one-penny sales tax for education, ESPLOST, has been doing for our students – such as the student devices and classroom technology that has transformed our learning environment. Capital Plan 2032 continues these investments for our school and also includes: [personalize using your school info from cluster sheet]. On November 3, 2026, Fulton citizens will vote on whether or not to continue ESPLOST as the funding source for the

projects in Capital Plan 2032. Fulton County Schools has created a special webpage about Capital Plan 2032 and ESPLOST at www.fultonschools.org/ESPLOST. We encourage you to visit that page to view information about our school’s specific projects as well as general information about districtwide improvements

October

October - National Bullying Prevention Month

October 5th - Kindness Day: Wear Blue and #BeKind

October 19th- Hearing Screening for 1st, 3rd, and 5th Graders Only

October 21st - Unity Day: Wear Orange

October 26th-30th - Red Ribbon Week

Hello Patriots!

It's that time of year again, when we have to conduct our Mass Hearing Screening for the county. The screening applies to our 1st, 3rd, and 5th grade scholars only. Please ensure that your scholar is present at school. Thank you in advance for your continued support!

Calling All Parents! Please come out and join us for our Annual Math Night at LPES! See flyer below.

Well, our scholars have been doing quite well for the first couple of months of school; however, we need them to be able to do their BEST! Their best can't be achieved without a little assistance from our parents and guardians. Don't forget to help them do their very best by making sure that they get their rest by going to bed at an appropriate time, eating healthier meals and snacks, spending extra time studying, and arriving to school on time and prepared. All of these things, as well as a few words of encouragement each morning, will help our scholars to always do their very best! GO PATRIOTS!!

This week, students will focus on respect and how their words, actions, and choices can help others feel valued and safe. They will practice showing respect through kindness, listening, appropriate communication, and positive behavior. Families can reinforce this lesson by talking with children about what respect looks like at home, at school, and in the community and by encouraging them to make respectful choices even when they disagree with others.

October is National Bullying Prevention Month at LPES! Families are invited to help us celebrate kindness and unity by having students wear ORANGE for Unity Day on Wednesday, October 21. We will also celebrate Red Ribbon Spirit Week from October 26–30 with activities encouraging strong choices and strong character. Together, we can teach our Patriots to be kind, include others, and speak up safely against bullying!

We are proud to bring back our partnership with Chris180, one of the area's premiere mental health, child welfare and family service organizations, in empowering families and helping children overcome difficulties they may face. If you feel that your child may benefit from a deeper therapeutic interaction, please contact me for more information regarding their free services for our scholars.

Clicking here will take you to my webpage, which provides information about the counseling services at Liberty Point Elementary, as well as some resources you can use at home. Please check the webpage often as it is updated periodically to include new resources and information gathered throughout the school year. If you would like to contact me, please feel free to send an email or call me directly at (470)254-9657.

"Here Comes The Bus App" is a free, easy-to-use website and app that enables you to see the location of your child’s school bus on a smartphone, tablet, or personal computer. This way, you know when the bus is near your stop, so you can send your child out at just the right time. No more worrying about whether your child has missed the bus! If you have questions or concerns regarding your child's assigned bus or bus stop, please contact FCS Transportation Department at 470-254-6060 OR contact our supervisor:

Cheowana Henderson, Supervisor
Hendersonc1@fultonschools.org

Charisse Weigner, Special Needs Supervisor
weignerc@fultonschools.org

• The app will request a school code, which is 87428
• How do you access your student's student ID number? Parents may access their child's student ID number from the parent portal in Infinite Campus.
  
• If you add your child and the bus number or bus stop is incorrect, please contact our supervisor, Ms. Henderson
• If you add your child and their is no bus route displayed, please contact our supervisor, Ms. Henderson.

If you need additional ideas or supports, you can reach out the following personnel.

• Ms. Gillespie- K-2 Math Support at his email address: gillespies3@fultonschools.org
• Ms. Griggs- 3-5 Math Support at her email address: griggsf@fultonschools.org
• Ms. Hayes- K-2 Literacy Support at her email address: hayeslj@fultonschools.org
• Ms. Hodges- 3-5 Literacy Support at her email address: hodgesk@fultonschools.org

• See It. Hear It. And Report It Every Time

  If you SEE or HEAR anything about school threats, weapons, violence, bullying, drugs, self-harm, or have other school safety suspicions or concerns, REPORT it EVERY time anonymously using the SHARE TIP LINE..

Report any safety concerns to Ms. Lewis at LewisTL@fultonschools.org

Is your child too sick for school?

In order to help keep our scholars healthy, we are asking all families to monitor any signs of illness in their children. In the document below, you will find several common childhood illness, symptoms, and guidance how to treat.

Email: lewistl@fultonschools.org
Website: fultonschools.org/libertypointes
Location: 9000 Highpoint Rd, Union City, GA, USA
Phone: 470-254-3510 Cell: 404-884-4870