Weekly Update

Liberty High School Weekly Update

Sunday, October 11, 2026, to Sunday, October 18, 2026

Stay Connected with Liberty High School on the Official Liberty High School Social Media Accounts!

YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/@LibertyHighSchool-Bethlehem

Facebook – Liberty HS-BASD

Instagram – @Liberty_hs_basd

Twitter (X) – @LibertyHigh

*NEW LHS Headlines*

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐭 𝐃𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐧 𝐒𝐮𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐎𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐛𝐞𝐫! (𝐍𝐨𝐰 𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐡 & 𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐬𝐡).
- English version – https://forms.gle/wG167aopPpCRzSwcA
- Spanish version – https://forms.gle/tyUdfPLBLx39Jpgo9

Dual Enrollment – Our Dual Enrollment Assembly is on Monday 10/12. All students interested in dual enrollment should report to the auditorium at 9am. If they wish to apply for the spring semester, they will need to bring an ID, their charged cell phone, and a charged chromebook.

Homework Club is available Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 2:30–4:00 PM in Room 214, with teachers and student tutors available to assist students with homework, studying, classwork, projects, and assignments.

AP REGISTRATION- AP Exam Registration will take place on Tuesday 10/13 for all Semester 1 AP courses. Students & guardians received an email with details and a team member will visit their classroom next week with more information.

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Upcoming LHS Events/Activities:

Mon, 10/12 – Dual Enrollment Assembly
Tues, 10/13 – AP Exam Registration in AP classes
Weds, 10/14 – Early Dismissal/PM In-Service (Act 80)
Thurs, 10/15 – Financial Aid Night – 6:30pm
Sat, 10/24 – Homecoming Dance 7:00pm
Mon, 10/26 – Rivalry Spirit Week
Tues, 10/27 – End of MP1
Weds, 10/28 – Early Dismissal/Act 80 Day (Report Card grading)
Thurs, 10/29 – LHS Community Bonfire event 6:00pm- 8:30pm
Sat, 10/31 – Liberty vs Freedom Tailgate/Game 1:00pm
Tues, 11/3 – No School for Students – Election Day
Weds, 11/25 – Mon, 11/30 – No School – Fall/Thanksgiving Break

*Weekly Schedule & Highlights*

What’s a great way to connect with LHS culture and school spirit? Attend a sporting/extra-curricular event/activity – Athletics Games/Event Schedule

Day	Date	Schedule	Notes
Monday	10/12	Regular	Regular School Day Dual Enrollment Assembly 9:00AM
Tuesday	10/13	Regular	Regular School Day AP Exam Registration in AP classes
Wednesday	10/14	Early Dismissal	Early Dismissal for Students at 11:00am PM Teacher In-Service
Thursday	10/15	Regular	Regular School Day HC Tickets sales OPEN on Hometown/Cash Financial Aid Night in LHS Auditorium @ 6:30pm
Friday	10/16	Regular	Regular School Day LHS Grenadier Band to Philly for 6ABC

*Grade Level Updates*

ATTENTION college-bound Juniors and Sophomores – The PSAT will be administered at Liberty on Saturday, October 17, 2026. REGISTRATION will take place during 2nd block in the auditorium on Tuesday, September 22, 2026. Please wait until an announcement is made before reporting to the auditorium.

The $30 fee is non-refundable and can be paid with a check/money order payable to “Liberty High School.” The cost is $10 for juniors who receive free or reduced lunch.
Please contact Ms. Vazquez (SSC 112 – kvazquez@basdschools.org) or Ms. Walke (SSC 800 – hwalke@basdschools.org) if you have any questions – or by telephone at 610-691-7200, Ext: 50919 (Ms. Walke) Ext: 50920 (Ms. Vazquez).

Seniors (12th Grade)

Advisors:

Miss Neary & Dr. Giannantonio

Email:

cneary@basdschools.org

agiannantonio@basdschools.org

Room #:

Neary – 516

Giannantonio – 508

*SENIOR SUITE*

11th & 12th Graders: College Visits are now open on Naviance! Sign up and keep an eye out for a Smart Pass!

Attention Juniors & Seniors! Financial Aid Night will be held on Thursday October 15th from 6:30p-8:00pm in the Liberty High School Auditorium. Mr. Greg Mitton, Director of Financial Aid at Muhlenberg College, will be here to discuss the financial aid process and the FAFSA application. Join us for this very important information session!

Class Dues: Class Dues can be paid full or paid in yearly payments. Class dues can be paid in cash, money order, or checks written to “LHS Class of 2027”. We do provide receipts to students and we encourage you to keep the receipt in a safe place! The total for all 4 years is $125 ($30 per year, with senior year being $35).

Class dues can be paid to Miss Neary 516 during blocks 2, 3, and 4 or Dr. Giannantonio in room 508.

Senior Breakfast will occur on October 30, 2026. In order to participate your class dues must be paid at least one week prior.

Flag Football/ Hallway Decorating:

We encourage any and all seniors to help decorate (these meetings count towards community service). If you wish to participate in the flag football game (Wednesday, October 28), you must:

Attend multiple hallway decorating meetings AND help put up decorations on October 27 after school
Not be participating in a fall sport.
Pay for your Class of 2027 T-shirt (price TBD) by October 23, 2026.

Meeting Dates (after school in room 516):

September 28
September 29
September 30
October 5
October 6
October 7
October 12
October 13
October 19
October 20
October 21
OCTOBER 27 ALL HANDS ON DECK

Juniors (11th Grade)

Advisors:

Ms. Stair & Miss Zamaniyan

Miss Z:

ezamaniyan@basdschools.org

Room 403B

Block 1, Block 3, and Block 4

Ms. Stair (maternity leave until November 2026):

dstair@basdschools.org

Room 315

Block 1, Block 3, and Block 4

*JUNIOR JUNCTION*

Class Dues: Class dues total $125 and can be paid all at once or yearly: $30 for freshman, sophomore, and junior years, and $35 for senior year. Payments may be made in cash, money order, or checks written to “LHS Class of 2028.” Students will receive a receipt, which should be kept in a safe place. Payment can be dropped off in room 315 with Ms. Stair or in room 403B with Miss Z.

The $30 fee is non-refundable and can be paid with a check/money order payable to “Liberty High School.” The cost is $10 for juniors who receive free or reduced lunch.
Please contact Ms. Vazquez (SSC 112 – kvazquez@basdschools.org) or Ms. Walke (SSC 800 – hwalke@basdschools.org) if you have any questions – or by telephone at 610-691-7200, Ext: 50919 (Ms. Walke) Ext: 50920 (Ms. Vazquez).

Flag Football/ Hallway Decorating:

We’re excited to continue two of our favorite Class of 2028 traditions leading up to the Liberty vs. Freedom game: hallway decorating and our annual flag football game!

To be eligible to participate in the flag football game, you must:

Attend at least 5 of the 6 hallway decorating meetings.
Not be participating in a fall sport.
Pay for your Class of 2028 T-shirt (price TBD) by October 20, 2026.

Hallway Decorating Meetings
📍 Room 403B
🕒 3:00–4:00 PM

Meeting Dates:

9/23
10/5
10/7
10/15
10/19
10/20

We can’t wait to see everyone help make our hallway look amazing and continue these fun Class of 2028 traditions!

Sophomore (10th Grade)

Advisors: Mr. Truby & Miss Lazarchak

Email:

jtruby@basdschools.org

slazarchak@basdschools.org

Room #:

Truby – 835

Lazarchak –

Office 822

Block 1 – 821

Block 2 – 830

Block 3 – 836

*SOPHOMORE STATION*

The $30 fee is non-refundable and can be paid with a check/money order payable to “Liberty High School.” The cost is $10 for juniors who receive free or reduced lunch.
Please contact Ms. Vazquez (SSC 112 – kvazquez@basdschools.org) or Ms. Walke (SSC 800 – hwalke@basdschools.org) if you have any questions – or by telephone at 610-691-7200, Ext: 50919 (Ms. Walke) Ext: 50920 (Ms. Vazquez).

Class Dues: Class dues total $125 and can be paid all at once or yearly: $30 for freshman, sophomore, and junior years, and $35 for senior year. Payments may be made in cash, money order, or checks written to “LHS Class of 2029.” Students will receive a receipt, which they should keep in a safe place. Students may drop off payment in room 835 with Mr. Truby or in Ms. Lazarchak’s classes: Block 1 – 821, Block 2 – 830, Block 3 – 836.

Hallway Decorating:

Very excited to get started on Hallway decorating. Please see the times and dates below for sessions. You must attend two hallway decorating meetings and the last day of setup to be able to play in the Flag Football game.

Wednesday, September 30th – 2:30 – 3:30 , Room 835

Monday, October 5th – 2:30 – 3:30 , Room 835

Tuesday, October 6th – 2:30 – 3:30 , Room 835

Monday, October 12th – 2:30 – 3:30 , Room 835

Tuesday, October 13th – 2:30 – 3:30 , Room 835

Tuesday, October 20th – 2:30 – 3:30 , Room 835

Monday, October 26th – 2:30 – 3:30 , Room 835

Tuesday, October 27th – 2:30 – 5, Room 835

Freshman (9th Grade)

Advisors:

Mr. Rogers

brogers@basdschools.org

RM 331 BL: 1,2,3

Mr. Hudak

jahudak@basdschools.org

RM 309 BL: 1,2,3

*FRESHMAN FORUM*

Class Dues: After consulting with school personnel, we have decided to increase class dues to $160. This adjustment reflects the rising costs of essential graduation items—including caps, gowns, and yearbooks—as well as general price increases across vendors. Class dues can now be conveniently paid online via Hometown Ticketing.

Hallway decorating meetings:

10/1 @ 2:30 pm
10/8 @ 2:30 pm
10/21 @ 2:30 pm
10/22 @ 2:30 pm
10/27 @ 2:30 pm

To be eligible to participate in the flag football game, you must:

Attend at least 3 of the 5 hallway decorating meetings.
Not be participating in a fall sport.
Pay for your Class of 2030 T-shirt (price TBD) by October 20, 2026.

*Community Service/BASD Career Pathways*

Community Service Events are LISTED ON HELPER HELPER IN THE ONGOING OPPORTUNITIES SECTION!!!

Job Opportunities for Students: https://sites.google.com/basdschools.org/liberty-hs-guidance-jobopps/home

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BASD Career Pathways – Ms. Amy Meyers – ameyers@basdschools.org

Check out the newly updated Career Pathways Website to see our Career Pathways Guidebook, our Opportunities Board, and plenty of resources to help you on the journey to decide what is right for you after high school!

Join a Career Pathway Community – Join a Career Pathways community to stay connected to the careers and opportunities that interest you. It can also help you find opportunities to connect with students and teachers who share your interests. Use this form to let BASD staff know which career pathway you’re interested in pursuing. In the week following your submission, you’ll receive a welcome letter tailored to your selected pathway, along with quarterly newsletters featuring relevant opportunities, resources, and updates.

If your interests change, simply submit the form again to switch to a different pathway and begin receiving information for your new area of interest. This is not a commitment of any sort – just a way to connect you with opportunities that might benefit you!

You can also Ask a Pathway Guide any questions you have about a particular pathway!

Join a pathway community by filling out our Career Interest Survey!

Ask a Pathway Guide if you have questions about a certain career or class recommendations!

ATTENTION MENTORSHIP OPPORTUNITY:

Liberty High School is partnering with St. Luke’s Hospital & Temple University to offer a mentoring opportunity for students who are interested in attending college – pursuing a medical or healthcare-related career is a plus, but not necessary.
Through the program, students will be matched with a college student mentor and meet for 30 minutes every other week. Mentors can share their own college and career experiences while providing encouragement, guidance, and support as students prepare for their future.
- Students can use their mentoring time to:
  - Learn more about college and healthcare careers
  - Ask questions and discuss topics that are important to them
  - Set goals and plan for their future
  - Build skills such as time management, organization, and study habits
  - Get support navigating the college application process
  - Talk about managing school-related stress and pressure
  - Learn about resources and opportunities that may be helpful to them

This is an opportunity for students to build a positive relationship with a mentor who can serve as a role model, source of encouragement, and resource as they navigate high school and prepare for college and their future career.
Interested in participating?
- If your student is interested in participating, please complete the parent/guardian consent form using the link below. Once completed, please submit the consent form to your student’s school counselor.
  - English: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd1wjc48Ff9kegb7CHUVk5CGSvsB8_GkWSB-l-GjKKZL9gtaw/viewform?usp=publish-editor
  - Spanish: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMlCGO8zZ3_SqEatlNCzYVL579e6Q-F08G0doh1DaPuOV9Pg/viewform?usp=publish-editor

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*Student Services/Guidance Updates*

Counselor Caseload Assignments:

Last Name Range	Counselor	Email Address
A – Bro	Mr. Uhler	auhler@basdschools.org
Bru – Cue	Mr. Jupina	cjupina@basdschools.org
Cuf – Fre	Ms. Seng	nseng@basdschools.org
Fri – Hor	Mrs. Litak	mlitak@basdschools.org
Hos – Mac	Ms. Walke	hwalke@basdschools.org
Mad – Nav	Mrs. Berry	sberry@basdschools.org
Naz – Ram	Mrs. Parra	nparra@basdschools.org
Ran – Ry	Ms. Vázquez	kvazquez@basdschools.org
S – Tin	Mrs. Abboud	zabboud@basdschools.org
Tir – Z	Mrs. Kwitowski	nkwitowski@basdschools.org

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*General LHS Updates*

Join the LHS Family-Teacher Organization (FTO) – Last year, we had an incredible year supporting school events and Teacher Appreciation Week. Thank you to our PTO (now FTO) for their leadership and support! Our next meeting will be held in the Main Office on Wednesday, October 21st @ 6:15 pm. Enter at the Main Entrance.

Encourage students to participate in our Why I am Proud to be Bilingual Student Essay Contest, with opportunities for students at Elementary, Middle and High School levels.
- Students must be enrolled in a school in PA and be Spanish/English bilingual.
- High School Essay Contest Winner: $1,000 Scholarship
- Please encourage students to participate and share the opportunity with schools, teachers, families, and students throughout your networks. Submit Essays at https://www.tinyurl.com/2026Essay
- Submissions close October 15th.

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*Health Room Updates*

Please print, sign, and return the required forms below for 26-27 School Year:

Standing Order Parent Consent (ie. if your child takes medication and/or requests Tylenol at school)
Student Health Update Form

Local Healthcare Resources for Families:

Free Healthcare Clinic: Remote Area Medical (RAM) is offering free medical, dental, and vision services in Bethlehem on October 31–November 1, with no identification required and services available first come, first served until capacity is reached. Please see the attached English and Spanish flyers for details.
Mental Health Resources for Uninsured and Underinsured Families: The attached resource list provides information on adolescent mental health services in the Lehigh Valley, including sliding-scale fees, financial assistance, and health coverage options. It includes provider contact information to help families explore services, eligibility, and availability.
Free & Low-Cost Medical Care and Vaccination Resources: The attached resource list provides additional options throughout the Lehigh Valley for families seeking primary medical care, pediatric services, immunizations, and other healthcare services. It includes free and sliding-fee options for uninsured and underinsured families, as well as vaccination resources for eligible children.
American SPCC – Bullying and Cyberbullying Resources: The American SPCC Parenting Resource Center provides free information and resources for parents and caregivers on bullying, cyberbullying, online safety, and related concerns. The site offers guidance to help families recognize bullying, understand its impact, and support children who may be experiencing bullying or cyberbullying.

Medications in School:

Please remember that students are not allowed to carry medications on their person unless they have a doctor’s note and it has been approved by the school nurse. This includes asthma inhalers and EpiPens. Please have your child’s doctor complete the Authorization for Medication During School Hours and return to the health room with a parent signature.

Medical Conditions:

Please remember to update the school nurses on any medical conditions your child has that may affect their ability to learn. This helps us to ensure that students are receiving the necessary care in school to achieve academic success.

Donations:

Please consider donating snacks (i.e., pretzels, saltine crackers, gluten-free, etc.) and drinks (i.e., water bottles and juice boxes) to the health room. We thank you, in advance, for your generosity!

RAM Free (2 Day) Medical/Dental/Vision Clinic:

Sat, Oct 31st and Sun, Nov 1st at North East Middle School. Clinics Start at 6am. First-come, First-Served until capacity is reached. Parking lot opens on Friday, Oct 30 at 11:59pm.

NO Insurance Required/NO ID Required

See English Flyer /Spanish Flyer for details.

State Mandated health screenings will begin soon. Screenings include height/weight, vision and hearing (for 11th graders only). **If your student wears glasses, please be sure to remind them to bring their glasses to school so they are prepared for vision screenings. Thank you!!**

PA State Law requires all 11th graders to get a physical examination and turn in the related paperwork to the School Nurse Team. If your student is 16years old at this visit, they should also get their second Meningococcal (Meningitis) vaccine. Please reach out to the School Nurse Team with questions or concerns.

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*LHS Library & Student Technology Updates*

Visit our Liberty High School Library Webpage page on the school website for information!

Library Hours:

Laptop Care Guide – Please Read and Follow / Optional Insurance

SYNERGY & Schoology – Need Help with Synergy ParentVUE?

Parent & Guardian Resource Page

Please find below a video on logging into ParentVUE and what parents can expect to find there.

BASD Parent Portals Link (Schoology, Synergy, SchoolCafe, etc.)

Parent Guide – How to Navigate Schoology

Tech Tips:

Laptop Care Guide – Please Read and Follow / Optional Insurance

Personal Device Use VS District-Issued Chromebooks:

To ensure network security and consistent access to classroom tools, please remember that personal devices/computers are strictly prohibited per district policy.
All students must use their District-issued Chromebooks. According to the BASD EMPOWER FAQ, personal devices are not permitted to interact with District systems.
Teachers are required to report personal device use to the office. Assistant Principals will follow up on these reports to ensure compliance.
If you have technical issues with your school Chromebook, please visit the Library immediately for assistance.

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*Extracurricular Activities*

PM EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITY BUS – Just a reminder that 4:30 activity buses will begin operating on Monday, August 31st. Please share this information with your building personnel to ensure everyone is aware of the schedule. There is no longer a 5:15pm activity bus due to low ridership per Transportation.

ASL NATIONAL ANTHEM:

BADMINTON CLUB: Wednesday, September 23/30 in the Aux Gym from 2:35-3:15

BEST BUDDIES CLUB: Monday, October 26th in Room 404 2:30pm-3pm

HOMEWORK CLUB: Homework Club is starting the week of 9/22 and will be available every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 2:30–4:00 PM in Room 214. Come by for homework help, studying, or assistance with classwork and assignments. Teachers and student tutors will be available to help!

LHS FUTURE MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS: Students who wish to volunteer and earn NHS OR community service hours at the RAM Free Medical/Dental/Vision Pop-up Clinic at NEMS on Oct 31 and Nov 1, stop by Room 414 during Block 1 or 4.

STEM CLUB: Our first meeting is Wednesday Sep 2, 2026. Come out and see what STEM club is all about! We meet after school in room 413.

BIBLE CLUB:

BLACK STUDENT UNION (BSU):

CHESS TEAM: Liberty Chess Team will have a preliminary meeting on Wednesday Sep 2 & Friday Sep 4 after school in room 824 to determine which students will man the activity fair booth on Sep 8. New members are welcome to attend to learn more about the team try-out round robin tournament and the season schedule.

COOKING CLUB: The Cooking Club will be meeting on Wednesday (10/21) at 2:35 pm in room 407. Reach out to Dr. Ok (dok@basdschools.org) or Ms. Veziroglu (sveziroglu@basdschools.org) for any questions.

CREATIVE WRITING CLUB:

DEBATE TEAM:

Digital Creation: Our next Podcasting next meeting Thursday, Oct 15th right after school in 002.

DECA: September 15, right after school in room 007

Environmental Club: First Meeting, Thurs, Sept 10, 2:30ish, Rm 511

Future Educators Club – First Meeting Sept 16th 2:35 room 235 Interest form – Questions? See Mrs. Engler or Sra. King

FBLA: September 16, right after school in room 007

LHS Recycling & Sustainability Project (RaSP): Starts Wed, 9/9; Meets in Rm 511, 2:30-3:30, each Tues-Thurs

LIBERTY LIFE:

LIBERTY THEATRE: First general theatre meeting to give out information about the Fall Play and announce the Spring Musical will be held in the Auditorium on Thursday, September 3rd from 3:30-4:30

NAACP CLUB:

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Applications for new membership were due on September 25th. Decisions will be emailed out on Friday October 2nd. New member induction will be October 19th at 6:30 pm in the auditorium.

ORIGAMI FOR GOOD:

ROBOTICS CLUB: The first Robotics Club/Team meeting will be on Tuesday, 9/15, after school until 3:15 pm in Room 045.

SCHOLASTIC SCRIMMAGE TEAM: Liberty Scholastic Scrimmage Team will have a preliminary meeting after school in room 824 on Monday, Aug 31 to determine which students will man the activity fair booth on Sep 8. New members are welcome to attend to learn more about try-out dates and the season schedule.

Liberty Ski Club: We are gearing up for another season at Blue Mountain. If you’re interested in learning how to ski and snowboard, we will be having our first informational meeting on Tuesday, September 29th, in Rm. 870. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Lawrence.

STRATEGY CLUB: Liberty Strategy Club will have a preliminary meeting on Wednesday Sep 2 & Friday Sep 4 after school in room 824 to determine which students will man the activity fair booth on Sep 8. New members are welcome to attend to learn more about which games are played and the club meeting schedule. Bring along snacks to share if you’d like!

YEARBOOK CLUB: Yearbook will have its first meeting on Wednesday, September 2, after school in room 001. New members are welcome. The yearbook is also seeking photographers for this year, including a photography editor. See Mrs. Gilliard in room 001 with any questions.

If you are interested in joining all parts of the yearbook, please complete the Yearbook Staff Application Form
If you are primarily interested in photography, please complete the Yearbook Photography Application

LIBERTY SKI CLUB: Liberty Ski Club is back for the 2026-2027 Ski Season. The club will have its first informational meeting on Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 from 2:30-3:00 in Rm. 870. Any student interested should fill out the Ski Club Interest Form before the meeting.

Video Production Club: There will be a meeting Wednesday Sept 16 after school in room 002. Anyone interested in filming any events at Liberty, being part of our Podcast, or working on any video competitions should plan on attending or contact Mr. Bittner with any questions.

Flag Raisers Wanted – Students are needed at the end of the day to lower and fold the American Flag each day. You will receive community service credit while providing an important service to Liberty High School. See Mr Wuchter in SSC 103 to sign up.

ROBOTICS CLUB: The first Robotics Club/Team meeting will be on Tuesday, 9/15, after school until 3:15 pm in Room 045.

Muslim Student Association Club will meet on September 24 at 2:35 PM in Room 512. If you are interested in joining the MSA Club, come to our next meeting! Stop by to learn more, meet other students, and get involved in upcoming activities.

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*LHS Music Updates*

Liberty High School Grenadier Band: Visit the Liberty High School Band and Orchestra website!

Liberty Band Alumni…this is for you!!! We want YOU to join us on the field at this year’s Liberty vs. Freedom game on Saturday, October 31 at 1pm as we celebrate 100 years of the Liberty Band and 60 years as Grenadiers!!! Scan the code or click the link for info and to register! Spread the word! Alumni Sign-Up Link

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*LHS Athletic Updates*

Liberty Hurricane Athletic – Visit the Liberty Hurricane webpage on our school website

Need LHS Athletic event tickets? – LHS Sports Ticket Packages

Check out the LHS Sideline Store for the latest Hurricane swag!

Fall Sports: Game schedules for all Liberty High School athletic teams can be viewed on Arbiter Live:

https://www.arbiterlive.com/School/12789

Winter Physical Information:

The following is physical information for the winter sports season. Follow the directions on the link below to sign up for arbiter and/or fill out recertification forms for athletes who played sports in the fall. Athletes who need physicals should pick up a packet in the athletic office.

Arbiter Instructions

Physicals will be held at Freedom on October 22 from 5:00-7:00 in the main gym. You must make an appointment on the signup genius link in the instructions.

Signup Genius Physicals

LHS Athletics SCORE REPORT: (Also posted on the LHS Athletics webpage)

Sports Results Last Week:

Boys Cross Country:

10/6- Boys Cross Country went 2-1 on the day defeating Whitehall and ACCHS but falling to Emmaus. Sean Haas, Emerson Blasi, Alex Rodriguez, and Cameron Slocum were the top finishers. The team is 9-3 on the season.

Girls Cross Country:

10/6- The Girls Cross Country team went 3-0 on the day defeating Emmaus, Whitehall, and ACCHS to move to 11-1 on the season. This is the first win over Emmaus in at least 15 years. Elizabeth McClarin finished 1st, Cali Sobrinski 3rd, and Katie Drabouski was 4th. Elizabeth set the Whitehall Course Record, breaking the old record by nearly a minute. Cali and Katie also ran times faster than the old record.

Field Hockey: 8-9

10/6- Liberty lost to Northampton 3-1. Scoring for Liberty was Lily Medaska assisted by Emerson Dougherty. Luna Rivas-Alcaron had 13 saves in goal.

10/8- Liberty lost to Easton 3-0.

Golf:

10/6- District XI Golf- Andrew Erfle tied for 11th place.

Boys Soccer: 9-5-2

10/7- Liberty lost Northampton 2-0. Christian Hackett had 7 saves in goal. JV tied 1-1. Rivin Geromini scored and Isais Galarza had the assist. Tobias Carolan had 5 saves and Clarence Millington had 2 saves in goal.

10/9- Liberty beat Dieruff 5-0. Scoring for Liberty were Tarik Alyildiz, Leo Negron, Owen Darr(2) and Sebastian Lopez. Assists by: Gavin Monahan, Eyad Essabir and Owen Derr. Jason Garcia had 3 saves and Wesley Illif had 2 saves in goal. JV won 5-0. Scoring were: Tyler Wied(2), Joel Ramirez, Darius Johnson and Tommy Curran. Assists by: Emmanuel Patino, Owen Derr and Joel Ramirez. Tobias Carolan had 1 save and Clarence Millington had 3 saves in goal.

Girls Soccer: 7-8-2

10/5- Liberty lost to Emmaus 8-0. Megan Shook had 19 saves in goal.

10/7- Liberty lost to Northampton 2-0. Megan Shook had 11 saves in goal.

10/10- Liberty beat Allentown United 12-0. Scoring goals were: Emily Arnold, Jade Bush(3), Cameron Clagett, Vivian Milia (2), Megan Ortega Santiago, Sofia Quarry (2), Elle Ryzewski and Emilya Teran. Assists by: Emily Arnold, Cameron Clagett, Natalie Morales, Emma Pellegrino and Emilya Teran. Sara Ribau had 1 save in goal.

Volleyball: 12-2

10/5- Liberty lost to Beca 3-1. Key Contributors: Sofia Condoulis 22 Kills, 10 Digs, Mia Mitch 29 Assists, 18 Digs and Eva Madeira 23 Digs.

Varsity Football: 2-5

10/9- Liberty lost to Nazareth 43-17. Highlights from the game were: Alsaiah Gross passing TD to Zyaire Davis; Alsaiah Gross passing TD to Jayvion White, Christian Hackett field goal and 2 extra points; Treyce Whitlow 83 yards rushing; Greg Tillman 163 yards receiving; Jayvion White 97 yards receiving; Jason Doughty 1 sack.

Freshman Football:

10/5- Liberty beat Nazareth 38-0. Highlights from the game: Saleem Brown 1 rushing TD; Caiden Carrasquillo 2 passing TD’s, Robby Rodriguez 1 rushing TD and an interception, Aiden Sevinsky 1 interception, Aneythy Arias 1 receiving TD, Jaziel Rodriguez 1 TD and Ka’marri Wiltshire 1 kickoff return for a TD, 1 reception for a TD and 2 extra points.

Schedule for this Week:

Monday, October 12:

Volleyball @ Nazareth; JV 4:00, V 5:00

Freshman Football Home Nazareth 4:00

JV Football Home Nazareth 5:30

Boys Soccer @ Easton; JV 5:30, V 7:00

Tuesday, October 13:

Cross Country @ Louis Moore Park; Girls 4:00, Boys 4:45

Field Hockey Home Freedom; V 6:00, JV 7:15

Tennis- District XI 3A Doubles Tournament First Round

Wednesday, October 14:

Volleyball @ Freedom; JV 4:30, V 5:30

Girls Soccer @ Freedom; JV 5:15, V 7:00

Boys Soccer Home Freedom; JV 5:30, V 7:00

Friday, October 16:

Football Home Easton 7:00

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Thank you,

Mr. Brandon Horlick, Principal

Ms. Tara Richards, Assistant Principal for Curriculum & Instruction

Ms. Jennifer Lasso, Assistant Principal, SSC 400 (A-Fre)

Mr. Antonio Traca, Assistant Principal, SSC 103 (Fri-Mac) & SSC 800 (Mad-Ram)

Mr. Wayne Whitaker, Assistant Principal, SSC 112 (Ran-Z)

Mr. Christian Conrad – Assistant Principal, Freshman Center RM335 (All Freshman)

Mr. Fred Harris, Athletic Director

Mr. Langston Ross, Community Service Coordinator