Category: Elementary News

  • Student Honored for Courageous 911 Call

    Liberty Elementary School recently recognized Kailani for demonstrating exceptional leadership and active citizenship. When a family member needed emergency assistance, Kailani acted quickly and responsibly by calling 911. Her proactive response and willingness to take initiative during a stressful situation helped ensure safety. During a special recognition, LES staff and students celebrated Kailani for embodying…


  • Liberty Elementary Remembers 9/11

    On Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, Liberty Elementary School came together to remember the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001, and honor the resilience, unity, and service that emerged in the aftermath of that historic day. Music filled the Liberty Elementary School parking lot as first responders gathered alongside students and staff for the special remembrance…


  • Liberty CSD Welcomes New Teachers During Orientation 

    LIBERTY, NY – Liberty Central School District welcomed its newest educators during a two-day New Teacher Orientation held August 26 and 27 at the Liberty Elementary School Library/Media Center. The orientation was designed to help new staff members become familiar with district expectations, resources, and instructional practices before the start of the school year. Throughout…


  • Liberty Elementary Welcomes New Assistant Principal Aeowyn Brust

    Liberty Central School District is pleased to announce the appointment of Aeowyn Brust as Assistant Principal of Liberty Elementary School. A dedicated educator and leader, Brust brings 16 years of experience within the district and a deep commitment to supporting students, families, and staff. Throughout her tenure at Liberty, Brust has served as an English…


  • Free meals for children available

    Liberty Central School District will again offer free summer meals to all children 18 and younger through the USDA’s Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be served Monday through Friday, except July 3, in observance of Independence Day. Sit-down and bagged breakfasts and lunches will be served at Francis A. Hanofee Park at 136 Sunset…


  • LHS Class of 2003 grad opens exhibit at Liberty Museum

    Liberty alum Douglas Yaun, Class of 2003 and descendant of the Town of Liberty’s first supervisor, Thomas Crary, has curated the “Liberty’s 250” exhibit that recently opened at the Liberty Museum & Arts Center featuring Douglas’s contributions to History News Magazine, Caribbean Journal and more. Dr. Patrick Sullivan visited the museum to review the exhibit…


  • Construction work causes changes at Middle/High school campus

    As the summer begins, construction work is in full swing at the middle/high school campus. Abatement work is beginning on the high school on June 29 and is expected to last at least through July. The 300 wing, the high school gymnasium, library media center classroom, and high school office will also not be accessible…


  • Fourth graders honored during their final ceremony at LES

    Liberty Elementary celebrated its senior class on Wednesday, June 24, with the annual Moving Up ceremony. It was a time to celebrate accomplishments, offer advice and take a look back at the previous five or more years. Principal Mr. Robert England welcomed families and guests, encouraging attendance and taking part in clubs, discouraging cellphones as…


  • BOE to have organizational meeting July 1

    The next Board of Education meeting will be at 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 1, in the HS Media Center.  starting with the annual organizational meeting.  The regular meeting will follow.  Both meetings are open to the public.  The agenda will be available on Tuesday, June 30,  at Board Docs. There will also be a special meeting…


  • LES hosts info meeting on Title 1, ESSA 

    Liberty Elementary School held a community meeting at 3:30 p.m. on June 23 in the Elementary School Media Center to address Title I and ESSA (Every Student Succeeds Act) and what it means for the school The presentation explained that federal funding is provided to Title I schools to provide extra resources to help children…