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Reflecting on a Remarkable Year
Casey Churchill, Elementary Principal

Liberty’s focus remains clear:  To provide a strong, content-rich foundation of knowledge, building vocabulary, strengthening literacy, and fostering thoughtful, informed citizens. 

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Internalizing Virtue
Sandy Stoltzfus, Elementary Principal

Liberty Common students of the Plato Campus experienced profound intellectual and moral growth over the last year, and what a joy it is to be part of their beautiful journey.

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Improvise. Adapt. Overcome. Love.
Kathleen Kearney, LCJHS Principal

What was accomplished this year was not possible because conditions were perfect; it was possible because this community chose, every single day, to improvise, adapt, overcome, and love.

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Change and Gratitude
Dr. Robert Robinson, LCHS Principal

After a full school year as a 9–12 building, I can report I really miss the fun energy of Liberty's 7th and 8th graders.  I look forward to seeing many familiar faces back in our halls next year as the current 8th graders matriculate. 

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The Arts Are The Epicenter
Bob Schaffer, Headmaster

All Liberty Common School students receive a proper, comprehensive k-12 education accelerated by an infusion of the arts.  Art education – performing arts and visual arts – is the nucleus of the school’s instructional strategy. 

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The Laboratory of Virtue
Frank Russel, Director of Athletics

Liberty Common scholar-athletes do exceptional work both in the classroom and on the field of competition.  Across grades 6–12, 703 students answered the call of co-curricular athletics.

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I Voted Sticker Designs
Liberty Common School

Finalists in the Liberty Common Junior High School "I Voted" sticker contest.

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Survival Guide
Chris Reynolds, LCHS Assistant Principal

I would be grateful to hear not everyone is in my shoes, but year-end projects, athletic competitions, and the host of other end-of-school activities on the horizon probably means you share my sentiment.  So, my advice is to press on.