Student’s get a glimpse into Bethlehem Steel’s role during WWII
Mr. Clore and Mr. Young came to Liberty today to talk to Mr. Terry’s ninth grade U.S. History classes. They spoke about the history of...
AN EVENING OF THE ARTS Friday, April 26th.
Class dues collection will happen on Wednesdays after school during prom ticket sales through the month of April outside of room 038. Cash or checks made payable to “Class of 2024” will be accepted.
College Fair – The LHS Counseling Department is hosting their annual College Fair on Wednesday, April 24th from 8:30-10:30am in the Memorial Gym. There will be over 80 colleges and trade schools there . Register in advance for the fair through Strive Scan to quickly and easily share your information with colleges.
College Planning Night – The LHS Guidance Department is pleased to again host the annual College Planning Night for both 10th and 11th grade parents/guardians and students. The event will be held on Wednesday, April 24th beginning promptly at 6:30 PM in the LHS Auditorium, There is no RSVP for this event and a list of presenters will be available on arrival.
We hope to see you all at this worthwhile event!
PROM Tickets for sale After school in the Cafeteria Next week is the last week tickets will be for sale! Tuesday April 23 and Wednesday April 24. No tickets will be sold after April 24, so plan accordingly. Your class dues must be paid in order to purchase tickets. Please check your BASD email for all of the Prom details and information. See Miss Michael with any questions.
Attention Class of 2024!
Special Olympic Volunteers There will be a mandatory Special Olympic Volunteer meeting on Wednesday May 1st in the auditorium.
ONLY students who have handed in their form and money are permitted to attend. Students will be receiving their shirts and instructions for the Special Olympic event taking place on Thursday May 2nd in the BASD stadium.
Student government – Nominations for the 2024-2025 student government are now open. Please see the Student Government website for all requirements. Feel free to reach out to Dr. Walsh or Mrs. Figueroa with any questions
The Information Services Department is looking for approximately seven high schoolstudents from each high school to assist with summer work.
Students will receive real-world technology experience in the following areas:
To take part in this opportunity, students need to meet the following criteria:
The 2023 Liberty High School Yearbooks will be available in the main office from 7:45am to 3:00pm.
Seniors Only Job Fair @ Artsquest – Tuesday, May 7, 2024
Mr. Clore and Mr. Young came to Liberty today to talk to Mr. Terry’s ninth grade U.S. History classes. They spoke about the history of...
WINTER FORMAL Saturday, Feb 9, 2019 • 7-10 pm (doors open at 6:45pm) AUX GYM *All students must arrive by 7:30 pm, and there is a...
Drama 1 and 2 students perform original theatre, written through Touchstone Theatre’s Young Playwright’s Lab, for their final exam. Plays include Misdiagnosis by Riley McKinnon, My Life is...
Liberty’s Aevidum’s club created a 60 second video PSA that has made it to the finals of the Precent Suicide PA contest. Visit the contest page...
HOSA (Health Occuptions Student Association) and Mr. Andruecci’s Project Lead the Way Biomed hosted EMT’s from Hanover Township. Students went inside the ambulance, got to...
UPDATE – Video Added! Senior Trevor Harris signs with the United States Naval Academy.
Lina Perugini was selected at the Eastern Pennsylvania Scholar Athlete in Girls Volleyball. Lina was honored along with other fall sport athletes at a league...
Click Here to read the SPRING 2019 NON-testing Keystone Letter
High School Ethics Bowl On November 7th, a team of business students represented Liberty High School in the inaugural high school ethics bowl hosted by...
Mackenzie McGovern was the first place winner of the Morning Call Amateur Scholastic Digital Photography Contest in conjunction with the InVision Photo Festival. Olivia Lunger,...