Liberty Elem School recently featured the “5th Grade Perspective,” an article written by three Liberty fifth-grade students. The update gives families a student-centered look at campus life through the voices of children preparing to move beyond elementary school. It highlights reflection, school pride, and the value of letting students share their own experiences. For Liberty families, the piece offers a warm end-of-year view of how students see their classrooms, friendships, and growth at the school.

Q1. How many family resources does Liberty Elem School have?

Ans. Liberty Elem School offers parent resources including absences, bus, lunch access, supply lists, and school communication tools.

Q2. Is there a chance for parents to be involved with Liberty Elem School?

Ans. Liberty Elem School has a PFE group which helps organize activities, fundraising and school support for students and staff.

Q3. What are the reading resources at Liberty Elem School?

Ans. Liberty Elem School has a media center, library procedures, database access, the Bluestem Award program, and a 40 Book Reading Challenge.

Q4. Are there before and after school options for Liberty Elem School?

Ans. Liberty Elem School families can participate in the district’s before and after school care program, STARS.

Q5. Why do families love Liberty Elem School?

Ans. Liberty Elem School has a public campus in the upper elementary section with family tools, student resources, school spirit and a clear District 135 pathway.