A new look for a new school year.

            As we look forward to moving into to a beautiful new building we need to look at a new way of doing business. The focus of the new policies is to helps us preserve the beautiful new facility, improve the safety and security of our students and increase the efficiency of the educational process. In order to make the transition simpler, we will begin the new policies at the start of the 2017 - 18 school year.

• We will be asking students and parents to not hang signs and other things on the lockers. In order to protect the finish on the new lockers. We will not be allowing decorations of any kind on the lockers in the building.

• Students will not be allowed to carry backpacks during school hours. This is a safety concern.     We will increase the time between classes in order to allow time to travel to lockers. Students will be expected to keep belongings in their locker. In order to eliminate temptation, it is recommended that students not bring valuables to school. Even with locks on the lockers it is possible for items to disappear.

• Liberty Center is a closed campus, which means that students may not leave school for lunch. It is recommended that students either carry a lunch or purchase lunch from the cafeteria. We will not allow deliveries of restaurant food for students. We also ask parents not to bring in restaurant food. Bringing in food from outside may jeopardize the school lunch subsidies provided by the Federal Government.

• State attendance laws are changing and that will cause the school to change the way we treat tardy and absent students. Parents will receive attendance letters from the school once a child has missed 38 hours of school in a month or 65 hours in a year. This letter will be sent if the absence is excused or unexcused. The school and the parent will be required to meet and set up a plan for improvement in school attendance. If the attendance does not improve then a court referral will take place.

• In order for Liberty Center students to purchase tickets for the Homecoming Dance all prior years fees must be paid. In order to purchase a ticket for Prom a student must have a fee balance of zero.

• Seniors are reminded that this is the first year that the state will be requiring a score of 18 on the end of course tests. Letters have been sent to seniors who are in jeopardy of not graduating due to test scores. Please contact the high school office if you have any questions

• On campus parking will be even more difficult that last school year - information will be distributed after August 10th to explain the parking rules for this school year.

• Dates to be aware of: 

                  Chromebook and Packet pick-up August 17 - 1:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m.

                                                                        August 18 - 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

                 School Pictures                              September 25th

                 First day of school for students       August 22 - 8:00 a.m.

                 17-18 school fees will be mailed home with the 1st quarter grade card

4  County Student Information

• We will be setting up a group list of e-mails for 4 county students. Please share your  4-County e-mail address with the high school office so that we may add you to the group. We will try to share daily announcements and other important information through this group. This will be how voting for homecoming, prom and graduation speakers is conducted.

• Students will be brought back for home school activities on a limited basis because we do not want them missing valuable time from their Career program.

              1) Homecoming assembly

             2) Testing required by the district or State

             3) Special one of a kind events

(Students are not required to return for LC events except for testing.

If you have questions please contact by e-mail at lblack@libertycenterschools.org until August.

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