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October brings cooler weather, shorter days, changing leaves, and fun opportunities for our families and friends to spend time together! We hope that you and yours are enjoying this season and the much needed rain. Take a look below to learn about what's new in Liberty Hill ISD!
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The Magic of Friday Night Lights
In the heart of the Texas hill country, Liberty Hill, TX, stands as a close-knit community that takes great pride in its unique traditions and values. Among these cherished customs, none shines brighter than "Friday Night Lights." Although it may initially conjure images of high school football games illuminated by stadium lights, it represents much more than that. Friday night football games in Liberty Hill encompass more than just touchdowns; they are a manifestation of community pride, spirit, and unwavering support for the future of this tight-knit town.
Read more about the magic behind the Friday Night Lights of Liberty Hill.
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The Legend of the Liberty Hill Panther and the Birth of a Mascot
In the heart of the wild Texas Hill Country, Liberty Hill, Texas, isn't just a town with picturesque landscapes and a rich history; it's a place where the soul of the community beats with a fierce pulse, a pulse that's found its rhythm in the legend of the Liberty Hill Panther.
Join us as we journey into the heart of this enchanting tale, exploring the mythical panther that has haunted the town's collective imagination for generations and the remarkable story of how this creature came to be the Liberty Hill Independent School District (LHISD) mascot.
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Panther Band Heads to Area!
Congratulations, Panther Band, for receiving a Division 1 Rating at Region 32 UIL Marching Contest! Now, onto UIL Area H Marching Contest on October 28!
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DECA participates in the District 5 Leadership Summit
LHHS DECA officers recently participated in the District 5 Leadership Summit at Reunion Ranch. Students learned team-building and communication skills, and collaborated with other chapters regarding community service and competition strategies.
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Cross Country Wraps Up!
The cross country season came to an end this week. The girls team finished 14th out of 23 teams. Nick Hogge finished 45th and Chay Luna finished 83rd out of 189 runners. These runners worked so hard all season and we want to congratulate them for what they have accomplished this year. We have a young team and can’t wait for a chance to get back to regionals next year! Go Panthers!
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LHHS Fall Festival
Join us for the fun! If there is no rain on Saturday, we will have the event outside as mentioned in the flyer below. If we experience rain on Saturday, we will move the event inside of back gyms of the high school.
All patrons would enter the gym through Door 16 or Door 19, depending on where your vehicle is parked. If we move indoors, there will be signage with directions.Please be aware there is a community group hosting another festival Saturday in the cafeteria, PAC, and PAC foyer. That means if it rains, Fall Festival guests will only be allowed in the back gym areas.
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Wellness Week
We hope your students had a great day kicking off #WellnessWeek!
Liberty Hill ISD is dedicated to promoting wellness and creating a supportive community. This week, let's come together to focus on self-care, kindness, and a healthy lifestyle. Our commitment to a safe and nurturing environment goes beyond the classroom. Let's continue to uplift each other and make positive choices that lead to a brighter future. Together, we are #BuildingChampions!
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America's Safe Schools Week
Last week, we joined the nation in recognizing America's Safe Schools Week. At Liberty Hill ISD, safety is our number one priority, and we're committed to providing a secure and nurturing environment for our students to learn and grow. Whether that is inside or outside the classroom! Let's work together to ensure our schools remain safe spaces for education and community.
Remember! You can report Anonymous Tips using our Anonymous Tip line at any time!
www.libertyhill.txed.net/TIPS
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National School Bus Safety Week
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Coach's Day
Sending a big shoutout to our amazing Athletic Coaches at Liberty Hill ISD! Your dedication, passion, and hard work inspire us all to be Champions.
Thank you for nurturing talent, instilling discipline, and shaping our student-athletes into champions on and off the field every day!
Thank you Coach Peterson for sending in some awesome photos!
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2023 Veterans Day Events
Liberty Hill ISD is very supportive of our veterans and their families and we look forward to honoring them through a host of campus and local community events! Learn more about Falcon Flight flyover scheduled for Nov. 10 and the City of Liberty Hill ceremony on Nov. 11.
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October is National Bullying Prevention Month
October is Bullying Prevention Month! Let's unite against bullying and help create a safe and welcoming learning environment for every student.
Be Kind, Be a Panther! Speak up when you see bullying - Report without fear, protect with care >> www.libertyhill.txed.net/TIPS
Let's make Liberty Hill ISD the place to be!
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Fentanyl Awareness Month
October is Fentanyl Awareness Month and Liberty Hill ISD wants to help keep our community safe! Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid that is up to 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine. Just 2 milligrams of fentanyl, equal to 10 to 15 grains of table salt, is considered a lethal dose! To learn more, visit the Texas Against Fentanyl website.
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Liberty Hill ISD Anonymous Tip Line | See It. Report It. 📲
The LHISD Anonymous Reporting System, which can be found on all campus and district websites and our mobile app, allows you to submit secure, anonymous safety concerns to help someone who may hurt themselves or others.
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