If you are interested in being a member of the EAGLE P.A.C.T. Team (Parents And Community Together) for the 2025-2026 school year, please complete this application. More information can be found in the form.
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Be sure to check out the Eagle’s Back to School Guide for helpful information you may need as we start the first week together!
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Starting in the 2025–26 school year, Missouri Senate Bill 68 requires all schools to ban student use or display of phones and other electronic devices during the entire school day—including class time, lunch, breaks, and hallway transitions.
Devices must stay off and out of sight from bell to bell.
Need to reach your child? Call the school office. Your child needs to reach you? They will call from the office.
Any exemptions must be part of an approved individual plan (IEP, 504, or medical need).
Devices must stay off and out of sight from bell to bell.
Need to reach your child? Call the school office. Your child needs to reach you? They will call from the office.
Any exemptions must be part of an approved individual plan (IEP, 504, or medical need).
We are excited to welcome two wonderful additions who will be filling paraprofessional positions in our Special Education team for the 2025-2026 school year!
Teytam McClellan – A recent graduate of Liberty High School, Teytam is working toward her degree in education and is eager to bring her passion for helping students to the classroom.
Cindy Marler – Cindy is no stranger to our district! She has been a valued employee with our contracted food service company for several years and has now chosen to serve our students in a different capacity as a paraprofessional.
We’re so glad to have these amazing ladies on board as we work together to support and inspire our students!
Teytam McClellan – A recent graduate of Liberty High School, Teytam is working toward her degree in education and is eager to bring her passion for helping students to the classroom.
Cindy Marler – Cindy is no stranger to our district! She has been a valued employee with our contracted food service company for several years and has now chosen to serve our students in a different capacity as a paraprofessional.
We’re so glad to have these amazing ladies on board as we work together to support and inspire our students!
Football jamboree next Friday night in Sarcoxie, 6:30 pm start time.
Aurora, Stockton, Liberty, Hollister, Adrian, Ash Grove, Sarcoxie, and Clever will all be in attendance.. The following Friday, the Eagles open on the road at Strafford 7 pm. Look for updates to get more information.
Aurora, Stockton, Liberty, Hollister, Adrian, Ash Grove, Sarcoxie, and Clever will all be in attendance.. The following Friday, the Eagles open on the road at Strafford 7 pm. Look for updates to get more information.
The 2025 -26 LHS LMS Fall sports season is getting ready to be in full swing. Football, volleyball, cross country, cheer, girls golf, and band. Please join us to support these great student athletes and their coaches.
Volleyball meet the team will be Thursday night at 5:30 LHS gym.
Volleyball meet the team will be Thursday night at 5:30 LHS gym.
Eagles Showed Up Big for a Better Together Kick-off on Tuesday Evening!
We want to thank all of the amazing vendors who lined the track to welcome students and families to a brand-new school year. A special shout-out to West Plains Bank for feeding the crowd and to Daniel Seitz, Senator Brad Hudson's Chief of Staff, along with Representative Lisa Durnell and Representative Keith Elliott, who greeted families at the entrance. The Howell County Health Department was also on hand helping students get caught up on vaccines.
Our staff were there to welcome their new students and reconnect with past ones. The Board of Education and Mrs. Tharp greeted families at the entrance with school year calendar magnets and wristbands. Parents also had the opportunity to speak with our transportation department, school nurses, and administrators to make sure students were ready for the first day of school.
A huge thank-you goes out to the teachers who served on the Back to School Kick-off Committee and worked tirelessly throughout the summer to make this event a success. Your hard work and dedication set the tone for an amazing year ahead.
Most importantly, we want to thank our families for showing up for the event and helping their children get off to a great start. Your presence makes all the difference!
From the first smile at the gate to the last goodbye of the evening, our Kick-off reminded us that we are always Better Together! We are looking forward to seeing all of our Liberty Eagles back in school on Monday!
We want to thank all of the amazing vendors who lined the track to welcome students and families to a brand-new school year. A special shout-out to West Plains Bank for feeding the crowd and to Daniel Seitz, Senator Brad Hudson's Chief of Staff, along with Representative Lisa Durnell and Representative Keith Elliott, who greeted families at the entrance. The Howell County Health Department was also on hand helping students get caught up on vaccines.
Our staff were there to welcome their new students and reconnect with past ones. The Board of Education and Mrs. Tharp greeted families at the entrance with school year calendar magnets and wristbands. Parents also had the opportunity to speak with our transportation department, school nurses, and administrators to make sure students were ready for the first day of school.
A huge thank-you goes out to the teachers who served on the Back to School Kick-off Committee and worked tirelessly throughout the summer to make this event a success. Your hard work and dedication set the tone for an amazing year ahead.
Most importantly, we want to thank our families for showing up for the event and helping their children get off to a great start. Your presence makes all the difference!
From the first smile at the gate to the last goodbye of the evening, our Kick-off reminded us that we are always Better Together! We are looking forward to seeing all of our Liberty Eagles back in school on Monday!
Today, all MVBT R-III employees gathered at Liberty High School to kick off the new school year. We were welcomed by board members Eric Wells and Josh Roberts.
The photo may be a little hard to see, but everyone standing is a proud Liberty High School graduate. The majority of our staff have been lifelong Liberty Eagles! We are grateful for all employees who have landed here at MVBT for the 2025-2026 school year!
Following a short meeting, our staff enjoyed a delicious taco lunch provided by the Mountain View Christian Church. A big thank you to the church for blessing our team with such a wonderful meal as we start the year!
Before this school year officially begins, we want to spotlight the seven members of the Mountain View-Birch Tree R-III Board of Education!
These are the people who give their time, talents, and hearts to help guide our schools. They make important decisions about policies, budgets, and resources. Most importantly, they work to ensure every student in our district has the opportunity to succeed.
You can learn more about each one here: https://secure.smore.com/n/c4jwz
You can also find this information anytime on the homepage of our district’s website.
Reminder: Our Back to School Kick-off is TONIGHT from 5:00–8:00 PM at the football field! Families will need to enter the track at the north entrance by SBU. Several vendors will be set up around the track to welcome you back, and students can meet their teachers. If your child needs immunizations, bring your immunization card and stop by the Health Department’s Mobile Unit. Don’t miss this fun opportunity to kick off the school year! If weather forces a location change, we’ll send another message.
Scroll through this important information to start the year strong!
Stay Connected with MVBT Schools this year!
Parents and community members, never miss an update, event, or important announcement!
Visit our website: https://www.mvbt.k12.mo.us/
Download our school app to get news, alerts, and resources right at your fingertips.
Together, we can keep our community informed and engaged!
Band Camp 2025 wrapped up yesterday, with the band showing incredible dedication and progress throughout the week.
On the final day, the students did an outstanding job marching at the football field. As a reward for their hard work, they returned to school and enjoyed a board game with Mr. Redden—a fun and relaxing way to end the week.
We’re excited to see our band shine throughout the school year!
Today, Steve Rosa, owner of our local Taco Bell, presented a $5,000 donation from the Taco Bell Foundation to our Care to Learn – 39th Chapter to support the students of the Mountain View–Birch Tree School District! 🎉
Steve shared that young people are the heart and soul of Taco Bell – they are their customers, employees, and future leaders. That belief shines through in this gift, which was made possible by local Taco Bell customers rounding up for education when they eat at Taco Bell. Every few cents truly added up to make a big difference for our kids.
Since 1992, the Taco Bell Foundation has invested in students through education programs and partnerships to help them achieve their goals, with a mission to empower the next generation. This year alone, through nearly 500 Community Grants nationwide, the Foundation has raised over $28 million for communities and student scholarships.
We are so grateful to Steve Rosa, the Taco Bell Foundation, STR Partners, local Taco Bell team members, and our community for believing in our kids and helping meet their needs through Care to Learn.
Keep rounding up for the Liberty Eagles!
Steve shared that young people are the heart and soul of Taco Bell – they are their customers, employees, and future leaders. That belief shines through in this gift, which was made possible by local Taco Bell customers rounding up for education when they eat at Taco Bell. Every few cents truly added up to make a big difference for our kids.
Since 1992, the Taco Bell Foundation has invested in students through education programs and partnerships to help them achieve their goals, with a mission to empower the next generation. This year alone, through nearly 500 Community Grants nationwide, the Foundation has raised over $28 million for communities and student scholarships.
We are so grateful to Steve Rosa, the Taco Bell Foundation, STR Partners, local Taco Bell team members, and our community for believing in our kids and helping meet their needs through Care to Learn.
Keep rounding up for the Liberty Eagles!
Choose the package that fits your crew and enjoy not only reserved seating, but also Season Passes, VIP Parking, and Concession Delivery Options, good for admission to all regular season home football games.
BRONZE PACKAGE – $400
• 2 Reserved Blue Seats
• 2 Regular Season Passes
SILVER PACKAGE – $800
• 4 Reserved Blue Seats
• 4 Regular Season Passes
GOLD PACKAGE – $1,200
• 6 Reserved Blue Seats
• 6 Regular Season Passes
PLATINUM PACKAGE – $1600
• 8 Reserved Blue Seats
*8 Regular Season Passes
Individual seats $60 (VIP parking, Concession Delivery, and season pass not included)
Contact central office to reserve your seats! 417-934-5408
BRONZE PACKAGE – $400
• 2 Reserved Blue Seats
• 2 Regular Season Passes
SILVER PACKAGE – $800
• 4 Reserved Blue Seats
• 4 Regular Season Passes
GOLD PACKAGE – $1,200
• 6 Reserved Blue Seats
• 6 Regular Season Passes
PLATINUM PACKAGE – $1600
• 8 Reserved Blue Seats
*8 Regular Season Passes
Individual seats $60 (VIP parking, Concession Delivery, and season pass not included)
Contact central office to reserve your seats! 417-934-5408
Look for the Parents as Teachers Group Connection at the Kick-off on Tuesday, August 12!
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.
