Passing Seasons

Passing Seasons

Claire Good
October 14, 2013

Autumn comes to Portable City

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School Delayed in response to COVID-19 until April 24

Spring Sports seasons delayed

AP Tests have moved online

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Last Thursday, the Girls Varsity Soccer team playe

Last Thursday, the Girls Varsity Soccer team played the Skyline Spartans, ending with 1-4, Skyline. This is an unique season, with few attendees at games and all players being masked. Their next game is an away game, against the Issaquah Eagles tomorrow 3/16! Go Patriots! ⚽️

Hey Patriots! We’ve got a new series about equit

Hey Patriots! We’ve got a new series about equity and diversity coming out online, at lhspatriotpress.com! Link in bio to read more.

Hey Patriots! Check out the newest edition of the

Hey Patriots! Check out the newest edition of the Patriot Press, coming out this Friday at lhspatriotpress.com! 💚📝

Are you a freshman, sophomore, or junior looking t

Are you a freshman, sophomore, or junior looking to make a difference at Liberty? Consider running for ASB class office! It’s a great way to develop your leadership skills and become more involved with our school. If you are interested, all the details will be on Ms. Munson’s website! Make sure to complete the forms by Thursday, April 30th!

Click the link in our bio to find the first episod

Click the link in our bio to find the first episode of Patriot Talk! It’s a student-run podcast that focuses on everything the school paper may not be able to cover as well as what's going on in the world. Join them as they sit down weekly and discuss a variety of subjects from the point of view of two high school seniors.

You think you're going crazy bc of quarantine? Don

You think you're going crazy bc of quarantine? Don't worry! Look what this anonymous senior did with 5 hours of his day. He took 30 pounds of college mail and laid it all out according to where each college was located.
Don't try this at home, kids!
Comment below who you think it was...

Huge thank you to Dr. Caprice Hollins for speaking

Huge thank you to Dr. Caprice Hollins for speaking at our assembly from before break! It’s important to never forget her message to all of us. Remember to take the time out of your day to be kind, empathetic, and welcoming to all people. Think about the words you use and ask yourself if you are hurting someone directly or indirectly with them. And when you see someone in need of a hand or a friend, be that helping hand. Stand up for others. Reach out to them and be a friend and remind each other that no one is ever alone. It takes just one person to make a difference.

congrats to science olympiad for a great practice

congrats to science olympiad for a great practice competition! after taking home 5th place overall, they’re looking good to place top 5 in the state this year. go mightychondria!

Robotics has been getting their nuts and bolts tog

Robotics has been getting their nuts and bolts together!

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