June 11, 2019
The VOICE Mentor Program provides support to students who need some extra help navigating academic, social or emotional challenges during the year. VOICE is...
June 9, 2019
Liberty’s Pam Juretic has taught all across the country; from Nebraska to Missouri, Connecticut to Sammamish, Juretic has done everything. Twenty-five...
Chrissy Bressler leaves Liberty
June 9, 2019
Found in the Counselor’s office, Chrissy Bressler has been Liberty’s registrar since 2015. But coming next school year, she is moving out of the district to work at Risdon Middle School in the Renton School...
Jones’ 40 years of service to Liberty
June 9, 2019
When applying for a job, the regular course of action is to submit a resume, go in for an interview, and wait patiently to receive a call. This was not how Kathy Jones became Liberty’s Paraprofessional. “I...
Naia Willemsen, Spotlight Editor
June 8, 2019
Some people draw, some write, and some play music. Everyone has their own creative outlet, but freshman...
Chief Spears’ journey: from military to marketing
June 8, 2019
Humans of Liberty: Haley Archer (11)
June 7, 2019
May 18, 2019
Here on the backpage, we understand that trying to follow the news can be overwhelming. That’s why we’re dedicated to providing you, our loyal readers, with the most important, quasi-plausible headlines that you need to know.
May 18, 2019
French bakeries hold a nationwide day of remembrance for Notre Dame by burning the top half of each baguette they sell. Read more below about Backpage’s coverage of the recent fire at the medieval cathedral.
ISD Approves new “Physical Violence and Revenge” Policy
May 18, 2019
April 21, 2019
June 10, 2019
“It’s been the strongest team top to bottom in a long time. We did well in season play and especially...
June 10, 2019
Keep it going: Players from the Liberty girls golf team pose after a successful match in the district...
Spring Postseason Recap: Boys Golf
June 10, 2019
Spring Postseason Recap: Track and Field
June 10, 2019
Brianna Nelson, Entertainment Editor
June 7, 2019
It’s award season in the world of high school drama programs and this year’s production of Grease is getting a lot of buzz. The...
Grease gave us “chills…they’re multiplying”
May 11, 2019
Harmony between Liberty choirs and director leads them to Carnegie Hall
April 8, 2019
Maddie Browne, Khanh Dao, and Hallie Chen
June 7, 2019
In the wake of college admission scandals, questions about academic integrity have come up over and over again: why do students cheat? What can they gain from such dishonest actions, and are there honest alternatives to cheating that help students get ahead? Because what may seem like a few little shortcuts can impact students for months to come.
May 10, 2019
They’re screaming. The room’s dark, chairs circled. Your best friend’s sobbing. The mob is shouting curses, throwing objects, hating a faceless figure. For now, you stand alone, observing. The urge to join in is almost uncontrollable, but you’re fearing something greater. We might not be in Orwell’s 1984, and this isn’t sophomore English class. But when the Two Minutes Hate comes on, will you resist its pull?
April 1, 2019
Walk up to any student here and ask them to guess how much it costs to run Liberty for a day, and you’ll hear guesses not even close to the true number.
March 1, 2019
Journalism has been one of the foremost ways of exercising the right to free speech for centuries, and for good reason. But now, even though the Internet allows us to share and access news with unprecedented speed, there is no denying the fact that trusted, fact-checked news is on the decline. With newspaper after newspaper filing for bankruptcy, how can we ensure that the true value of journalism is not lost amidst the condemnations of fake news, clickbait, and—perhaps worst of all—irrelevancy?
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