Upcoming Events
5/23/2012
- 1st and 2nd Field Day 5/24/2012
5/25/2012
5/28/2012
5/30/2012
Welcome to Liberty Elementary School!
Home of the Liberty Labs
Where Our Faculty and Students are "Learning and Growing Together."
P.T.O. Spring Fling
LES End of the Year Newsletter
The LES End of the Year Newsletter for Liberty Elementary is published. Click here to view it online. Substitute Teachers and Volunteers
Teacher and Support Staff of the Year 2012-2013
Liberty Elementary Faculty is Proud to Recognize
2012-2013
Teacher of the Year
Lisa Stone - Music Teacher
Support Person of the Year
Taffie Hellams - Cafeteria Staff and P.T.O. President
Liberty Labs Day at Tony's Pizza and Subs
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30TH
at Tony's Pizza & Subs
Please consider eating out or dining in at Liberty's Tony’s Pizza & Subs for lunch or dinner on May 30th!
10% of sales on Liberty Labs Day will be donated to LES!!
Liberty Labs Day will be the last Wednesday of each month.
Thank you Tony's Pizza & Subs for making a difference in our local schools!
LES Yearbooks
Our Liberty Elementary Yearbook go on sale Monday, May 14th. They are available for $10.00 on a "first come/first served" basis. It's a great memory book for all to enjoy. Yearbooks are distributed on different days according to grade level. Check your child's newsletters to find out a specific date.
Field Day
Field Day Events are 9AM - 11AM.May 23rd - 1st and 2nd Grades
May 24th - 3rd and 4th Grades
June 1st - 5th Grade
Please let your child's teacher know if you are interested in volunteering.
Report to the Parents
Our school theme for the 2011-2012 school year has been "Sailing For Success", and that is just what our students have done. LES faculty, staff and administration work hard to provide a safe, caring and academically challenging environment for all of our students. We appreciate the continued parental support we have received this year. Please click here to read the School Improvement Council's "Report to the Parents" for the 2011-2012 school year.
LES Earns Palmetto Gold
Twenty-two of Pickens County’s elementary, middle and high schools have earned recognition for achievement or for closing achievement gaps in the Palmetto Gold and Palmetto Silver awards program. Gold and Silver General Awards are given to schools based on both their absolute and growth ratings and the growth index found on school report cards. Gold and Silver Closing the Achievement Gap Awards are given to schools that show substantial progress in closing achievement gaps between groups of students.Elementary schools recognized are Ambler, Central, Clemson, Crosswell, Dacusville, East End, Forest Acres, Hagood, Holly Springs, AR Lewis, Liberty, Pickens, Six Mile and West End elementary schools. Dacusville, Edwards, Gettys, Liberty and Pickens middle schools were also recognized. High schools recognized were Daniel, Easley, and BJ Skelton Career Center (now the Pickens County Career & Technology Center). Dr. Henry Hunt, superintendent, said, “Student achievement is a priority in our district, and having recognition for the schools’ success is affirming. I congratulate each person who had a part in helping students achieve at this level.” News Release
LES After-School Care Program
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It is now time to enroll in the After School Care program at Liberty Elementary for the 2012-2013 school year! If you are interested in this program, please complete this form (link) and return to the office of Liberty Elementary. This information is located in the front office as well. If you have further questions, please contact Suzyee Phillips, Director, at 397-2102.LES Dress Code Reminders
As we embark on a season change we would like to remind you of the dress code policy at our school. Students are encouraged to wear comfortable, clean, and appropriate clothes at all times. More information was sent home in Thursday folders and available here. Tools for School
Use your Ingles Advantage™ Card and help our school and support a local business. When you make purchases using the Ingles Advantage™ Card, Ingles will give back to our school a portion of those sales. There is no additional cost to you. The portion can be used by LES to purchase valuable school supplies. Once you have signed up or re-linked, our school will earn reward points toward school materials every time you shop at Ingles! To register your card, click here. Drop by the LES Library Media Center or the Ingles Store to register. If you don't have an Ingles card you can apply for one at no charge. Your card will need to be re-linked at the beginning of each school year. Thank you!
Winter Happenings at LES
Click on the slideshows to see the special events that have happened recently at Liberty Elementary.Coach Dabo Swinney
1st Grade Fairy Tales
Family Night
Book Fair
LES Quarterly Newsletter
Working Together for School Success
We realize that today’s parents are very busy. Helping your child to be successful in school can be overwhelming. Click here to read the latest monthly newsletters Home & School Connection and Math + Science Connection. They are packed with helpful tips. You can also find links to these newsletters at the top of our website under "What's New".
Liberty Elementary Scores EXCELLENT!
November 10, 2011The annual school report cards issued by the South Carolina State Department of Education were released today. Liberty Elementary School scored "Excellent" in both the Absolute and Improvement categories.
Liberty Elementary School Report Card
“We congratulate the school administrators, teachers and staff for their positive School Report Card ratings,” said Dr. Henry Hunt, superintendent. “The ratings show that student achievement is a priority.
Liberty Elementary School Report Card
“We congratulate the school administrators, teachers and staff for their positive School Report Card ratings,” said Dr. Henry Hunt, superintendent. “The ratings show that student achievement is a priority.
Box Tops Education
Help Liberty Elementary earn money through Box Tops Education. To learn more CLICK HERE. To print off a Box Top Collection sheet .
Families May Apply Online for Free, Reduced Price School Meals
The School District of Pickens County has announced its policy for free and reduced price meals for children served in schools under the National School Lunch Program and the School Breakfast Program. Children from families whose income is at or below the levels shown may be eligible for free or reduced price meals.
Also, we are pleased to offer the option of applying online for free and reduced price meals. Through the Student Nutrition Services website, parents may apply safely, securely, and privately to determine their eligibility. A new meal application is required every year, so we encourage families to begin submitting applications online now.
Families without Internet access may use computers at all Pickens County public libraries or at the Adult Learning Center in Easley. Clemson Community Care also has a computer and assistance available to parents wishing to complete the application online. News Release
Also, we are pleased to offer the option of applying online for free and reduced price meals. Through the Student Nutrition Services website, parents may apply safely, securely, and privately to determine their eligibility. A new meal application is required every year, so we encourage families to begin submitting applications online now.
Families without Internet access may use computers at all Pickens County public libraries or at the Adult Learning Center in Easley. Clemson Community Care also has a computer and assistance available to parents wishing to complete the application online. News Release
