6th Graders and Parents: 6th Grade Orientation is next Monday. Doors open at 5:30! We can't wait to see you!
This morning kicked off the first day of band camp with our new band director, Mr. Zane Redden! While the Liberty Eagles Band may be small right now, Mr. Redden has big plans and high hopes for growing the program.
Band camp will continue through Friday, and we’re excited to see the progress our students make under Mr. Redden’s direction.
Ms. Beavers, our new choir director, is assisting Mr. Redden this week!
Let’s make some noise this year—Go Liberty Eagles Band!
We were honored to welcome Stephen Hall, Chief Communications Officer for Springfield Public Schools, as our guest presenter at the 3rd Annual Board/Admin Retreat!
Stephen shared valuable tips and strategies to help our district strengthen both internal and external communications for the 2025-2026 school year. His insights were practical, inspiring, and tailored to support the continued growth of our schools and community.
As a proud 1997 graduate of Liberty High School, Stephen also took a moment to reflect on his time as a student in our district, sharing fond memories that reminded us all of the lasting impact our schools have on students’ lives.
Thank you, Stephen, for giving back to your roots and helping us move forward!
These positions just popped up! Apply on-line soon! https://www.mvbt.k12.mo.us/forms/2025-2026-mvbt-employee-application
If you have recently applied for a position, just give us a call and let us know you are interested in becoming a paraprofessional. We will add that to your recent application.
If you have recently applied for a position, just give us a call and let us know you are interested in becoming a paraprofessional. We will add that to your recent application.
We’re excited to welcome some special guests to our Back to School Kickoff event!
State Representatives Lisa Durnell (District 154) and Keith Elliott (District 153) will be joining us to help celebrate the start of a great new school year!
Although Senator Brad Hudson is unable to attend, he plans to send someone in his place to support our students and families.
Stop by their booth to say hello and grab a FREE Italian Ice popsicle while supplies last — one per student, please!
This is a great opportunity for students, parents, and staff to connect with our local leaders and learn more about how they represent us in Jefferson City. Don’t miss it!
State Representatives Lisa Durnell (District 154) and Keith Elliott (District 153) will be joining us to help celebrate the start of a great new school year!
Although Senator Brad Hudson is unable to attend, he plans to send someone in his place to support our students and families.
Stop by their booth to say hello and grab a FREE Italian Ice popsicle while supplies last — one per student, please!
This is a great opportunity for students, parents, and staff to connect with our local leaders and learn more about how they represent us in Jefferson City. Don’t miss it!
Important Back to School Dates
Back to School Backpack Reminders
Welcome to MVBT! Enrollment for New Students Begins August 4
Stay tuned for more details, but for now—be sure to save the date!
We’re proud to share that four of our Liberty High School juniors—Jihan Hester, Thomas Mansfield, Payton Glasscock, and Mathew Moore—recently attended the three-day Traction Leadership Conference sponsored by MODOT in Cape Girardeau!
They joined over 100 high school students from across Missouri, all united by a powerful mission: to help prevent teen deaths on Missouri highways.
Throughout the conference, our students participated in impactful workshops focused on leadership, highway safety, and advocacy. In the evenings, they enjoyed good, clean team-building fun, including the Traction Olympics—a high-energy event designed to build trust, teamwork, and school spirit.
We’re excited to announce that our students took home FIRST PLACE in the Traction Olympics! Their teamwork, enthusiasm, and leadership truly stood out.
We’re incredibly proud of these students for representing our district with purpose and passion.
They joined over 100 high school students from across Missouri, all united by a powerful mission: to help prevent teen deaths on Missouri highways.
Throughout the conference, our students participated in impactful workshops focused on leadership, highway safety, and advocacy. In the evenings, they enjoyed good, clean team-building fun, including the Traction Olympics—a high-energy event designed to build trust, teamwork, and school spirit.
We’re excited to announce that our students took home FIRST PLACE in the Traction Olympics! Their teamwork, enthusiasm, and leadership truly stood out.
We’re incredibly proud of these students for representing our district with purpose and passion.
Welcome Wednesdays! Celebrating Those Joining Us This Fall!
Band Camp is almost here, and we want to see YOU there!
Location: Liberty High School
Dates: August 4–8
Time: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
This camp is required for all Liberty High School band students and optional (but encouraged!) for Liberty Middle School band students.
Questions? Contact Mr. Redden, our new band teacher, at zredden@liberty.mvbt.k12.mo.us
Location: Liberty High School
Dates: August 4–8
Time: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
This camp is required for all Liberty High School band students and optional (but encouraged!) for Liberty Middle School band students.
Questions? Contact Mr. Redden, our new band teacher, at zredden@liberty.mvbt.k12.mo.us
READY, SET, ENROLL!
Enrollment Form – 10 minutes (maybe a little longer if you are new at MVBT)
Free & Reduced Lunch Form – 5 minutes
Quick. Easy. Important.
Get started now at: https://www.mvbt.k12.mo.us/
Let’s make this our best year yet — together!
Enrollment Form – 10 minutes (maybe a little longer if you are new at MVBT)
Free & Reduced Lunch Form – 5 minutes
Quick. Easy. Important.
Get started now at: https://www.mvbt.k12.mo.us/
Let’s make this our best year yet — together!
All homeschool parents and other interested individuals are invited to attend an informational meeting with Athletic Director JC Hoagland. This meeting will provide important information about SB63 and how these changes may affect student participation for the upcoming school year.
We increased Substitute pay from $100/day to $120/day for the 2025-2026 school year.
Several of our incredible substitutes have recently moved into full-time teaching positions within our district, and we’re looking to grow our substitute team to support our schools and students.
Eligibility:
Have 60 college credit hours or
Complete a 20-hour online training through DESE
You Choose:
The age group, building, or subject you prefer
The days you're available
Whether to work a half-day or full day
This is a great flexible, part-time opportunity that lets you stay in control of your schedule while making a positive impact on students’ lives.
Help us by spreading the word!
2025 EOC and MAP Information
Check out this calendar: Blue days are no-school days—the perfect time to schedule appointments and personal plans. Protecting our instructional time on gray (in session) and yellow (half-day) dates helps everyone succeed!
Pick up a magnet at the Back to School Kick-off on August 12 at the Liberty Football Field—perfect for your fridge, locker, file cabinet, or anywhere you’ll see it often!
When we all plan ahead, we show that we’re truly Better Together. Let's start the year strong!
Pick up a magnet at the Back to School Kick-off on August 12 at the Liberty Football Field—perfect for your fridge, locker, file cabinet, or anywhere you’ll see it often!
When we all plan ahead, we show that we’re truly Better Together. Let's start the year strong!
Welcome Wednesdays! Celebrating Those Joining Us This Fall!
Welcome Wednesdays! Celebrating Those Joining Us This Fall!
The Mountain View-Birch Tree R-III School District has partnered with the City of Mountain View to improve the local tennis courts. These courts are used by our Liberty High School tennis team, and we’re excited to share this space with our community!
A big thank you to Mayor McCann and the City of Mountain View for their continued support and dedication to our schools.
Watch for our “Better Together” banners around Birch Tree and Mountain View as we celebrate partnerships that put students and community first!
A big thank you to Mayor McCann and the City of Mountain View for their continued support and dedication to our schools.
Watch for our “Better Together” banners around Birch Tree and Mountain View as we celebrate partnerships that put students and community first!
