This Saturday at 1:00 pm the Eagles will play the Lamar Tigers. This will be a MSHSAA ran event and will be digital ticketing $10.00. Ball boys and sideline personnel will need a field pass to be on the field or sidelines. Only approved coaches, ball boys and media will be on the sidelines during the game or at halftime. Thank you and GO EAGLES !!
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Here is an update from the Sprint company that is doing the team store.
They will be replacing everyone's order that had already ordered, these replacement items will come directly to the school and can be picked up. We will notify everyone when they arrive.
The old team store that had an incorrect spelling has been shut down, the new shop will open with the correct information, these items will ship to the homes on any future order.
This is not something that our coaches set up, these team shops are set to go out at different times throughout the year, and this was a simple mistake, that the company is going to fix.
They will be replacing everyone's order that had already ordered, these replacement items will come directly to the school and can be picked up. We will notify everyone when they arrive.
The old team store that had an incorrect spelling has been shut down, the new shop will open with the correct information, these items will ship to the homes on any future order.
This is not something that our coaches set up, these team shops are set to go out at different times throughout the year, and this was a simple mistake, that the company is going to fix.
We are aware of the misspelling on the Sprint basketball team shop. The company is aware, and should be correcting and or replacing any items already received/ ordered.
Saturday, Eagles vs Lamar at 1:00 pm in the quarterfinal. Game is here at the Eagles Nest, digital ticketing $10.00.
Tonight the JH boys basketball game vs Thayer will be at 6:30.
Liberty Eagles are the 2025 Class 2 District 3 champions. We will play Lamar here next Saturday. More information to come.
Football vs Forsyth tomorrow night at the Eagles Nest at 7:00 pm. This will be for the Class 2 District 3 Championship. An Eagle victory and a Lamar victory would mean another home game for the Eagles next Saturday.
One change tomorrow, the Eagles will occupy the sideline nearest the bleachers. Let's get loud and let the boys feel the energy as we cheer them on to a district title.
LHS girls basketball meet the team tonight at 6 pm. Admission is a snack or drink item.
Liberty Senior Jade Acklin signed with Drury University today to jump for their Track Team! Congratulations, Jade!
We’re thrilled to officially welcome Kacey Blunk to the Mountain View-Birch Tree R-III School District team!
Kacey is no stranger to our district—she’s been a tremendous supporter and familiar face as a substitute teacher for the past few years. She has now joined us as a secretary at Liberty Middle School and will also be lending her creativity and talent to help with some of our district social media.
Here’s a little more about Kacey in her own words:
“My name is Kacey Blunk. I have 4 kids in the district and have been a substitute teacher here for a few years now. I love the direction the district as a whole is going and the energy in the Middle School is contagious. Having a schedule that fits my kids' busy schedule is a huge bonus. I do photography and raise beef cattle outside of school. I love the outdoors, exploring, kayaking, hunting, fishing, lake days, and road trips. I hope I can provide something positive to the district.”
Kacey is no stranger to our district—she’s been a tremendous supporter and familiar face as a substitute teacher for the past few years. She has now joined us as a secretary at Liberty Middle School and will also be lending her creativity and talent to help with some of our district social media.
Here’s a little more about Kacey in her own words:
“My name is Kacey Blunk. I have 4 kids in the district and have been a substitute teacher here for a few years now. I love the direction the district as a whole is going and the energy in the Middle School is contagious. Having a schedule that fits my kids' busy schedule is a huge bonus. I do photography and raise beef cattle outside of school. I love the outdoors, exploring, kayaking, hunting, fishing, lake days, and road trips. I hope I can provide something positive to the district.”
We hope you put our elementary concert on your calendar for December 5th. Here is another date to save! This holiday season, we hope you come out and support all of our music programs!
Come out and support the Liberty Eagles!
It's Talk to Us Tuesday! Rate the organization and convenience of parking areas and pick-up/drop-off zones.
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The staff pictured were chosen by their administrators to be recognized on Teacher Proud Tuesday! This month, we are celebrating both our teachers and support staff and the heartfelt reasons , their “whys” that keep them passionate about what they do each and every day.
Emmie Reed, 2nd Grade Teacher at Birch Tree Elementary, says her “why” is to make the same kind of impact her teachers made on her right here in the school she grew up in. Teaching at Birch Tree Elementary feels like a full-circle moment for her. Emmie says she’s incredibly grateful for her wonderful students, their supportive parents, and her amazing team who make teaching even more rewarding.
Linda Rawson, Special Education Paraprofessional at Mountain View Elementary, says her “why” is multifaceted. She has had a love for children and youth for many years, enjoying being part of their growth and development both academically and in character. Linda loves working as a Para in Special Education at the elementary level, where every day brings new challenges and opportunities to communicate, connect, and create meaningful learning experiences with her students.
Andrea Greenan, Bus Driver, says she chose her job because it worked well with her family’s schedule when her children were in school. Now that her children are grown, she continues to stay because she truly enjoys what she does. Andrea loves seeing the smiles on the faces of the children each day and appreciates the wonderful people she gets to work with.
Nicole Tipton, 7th Grade ELA Teacher at LMS, says she teaches passionately because she believes every student deserves to find joy in reading and learning. Nicole’s goal is to create an environment where reading and learning are more than just assignments through stories, students can discover more about themselves and the world around them. By teaching with enthusiasm, she hopes to inspire students to become lifelong learners who find confidence, excitement, and meaning in exploring the world through books and knowledge.
Emmie Reed, 2nd Grade Teacher at Birch Tree Elementary, says her “why” is to make the same kind of impact her teachers made on her right here in the school she grew up in. Teaching at Birch Tree Elementary feels like a full-circle moment for her. Emmie says she’s incredibly grateful for her wonderful students, their supportive parents, and her amazing team who make teaching even more rewarding.
Linda Rawson, Special Education Paraprofessional at Mountain View Elementary, says her “why” is multifaceted. She has had a love for children and youth for many years, enjoying being part of their growth and development both academically and in character. Linda loves working as a Para in Special Education at the elementary level, where every day brings new challenges and opportunities to communicate, connect, and create meaningful learning experiences with her students.
Andrea Greenan, Bus Driver, says she chose her job because it worked well with her family’s schedule when her children were in school. Now that her children are grown, she continues to stay because she truly enjoys what she does. Andrea loves seeing the smiles on the faces of the children each day and appreciates the wonderful people she gets to work with.
Nicole Tipton, 7th Grade ELA Teacher at LMS, says she teaches passionately because she believes every student deserves to find joy in reading and learning. Nicole’s goal is to create an environment where reading and learning are more than just assignments through stories, students can discover more about themselves and the world around them. By teaching with enthusiasm, she hopes to inspire students to become lifelong learners who find confidence, excitement, and meaning in exploring the world through books and knowledge.
Great win for the Eagles last night at home over Ava 55 14. Next Friday at 7 pm the Eagles play Forsyth at the Eagles Nest for the district championship. Liberty is 8 and 2 on the season. Same MSHSAA prices $6.00 for 6 yrs and over.
District football is here Friday night. The #1 seed Liberty Eagles take on the Ava Bears at 7 pm at the Eagles Nest. Winner will go on to play for the district championship next Friday. Go Eagles!!!!
Admission will be MSHSAA $6.00 for 6 years and over. No passes except for the MSHSAA lifetime pass.
Admission will be MSHSAA $6.00 for 6 years and over. No passes except for the MSHSAA lifetime pass.
Congratulations to Morgan Smith and Caleb Bates for advancing to the State cross country race next Friday in Columbia.
Liberty football will play Ava Friday night at 7 pm at the Eagles Nest. This will NOT be digital ticketing. Admission will be $6.00 cash for 6 yrs and over. No passes accepted except for the mshsaa lifetime pass.