Liberty Tech Charter

Black History Program

1/18/2019

In honor of Black History month, on the morning of February 15th, we will be having a musical program followed by a living wax museum.

If your student would like to chance participate in the living wax museum he/she should:
- Choose an influential African American historical figure.
- Research the person's life, accomplishments, and the importance of their contribution to our country.
- By Feb 1st, turn in to his/her teacher, a 2-3 minute "first-person" narrative speech and a sketch (or list) of the clothing and props that he/she would like to use for the living statue.
- On Feb 2nd, we will notify students who will or who will not be participating. (This will be based on the number of students who submit speeches and the quality of the speech, as we want this event to showcase Maverick Excellence.)
- If you are selected to participate, students will have until Feb 14th to practice and be ready to present on Feb 15th in the morning.

If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Freeman - 4th grade teacher, atnicole.freeman@libertytechcharter.org.

8th Grade Bridging is Scheduled

1/18/2019

Parents of 8th Grade students, the location for this year's bridging ceremony has been set. The ceremony will be held on Thursday, May 23rd at 6pm in the student center at New Hope Baptist Church's north campus. This facility provides us with a little larger venue than last year and is much closer to restaurants in the event you would like to go to dinner afterwards. The address is 551 New Hope Rd., Fayetteville 30214. More information will be going out as we get closer to the date, but we wanted you to have the date now.

Save the date -- State Of The School

1/18/2019

Our annual State of the School Address will occur at 6:30pm on Tuesday, March 26th. The event will be held in the school gymnasium.

Exhibition #2: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

1/18/2019

We are so excited about our next Exhibition Night, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. It is going to be a magical evening for sure! We have made a number of adjustments for this production, so please read through the following carefully.

Instead of visiting just a single grade level's exhibit, this time attendees will walk through the entire building in a fluid fashion. Everyone will begin their tour at the Kindergarten/First Grade entrance by the playground. From there you will "follow the white rabbit" as you are led down each of the hallways to see the work of all the grades. Make sure to stop in the cafeteria for some tea and don't miss the croquet match in the gym along the way.
Please make sure to attend according to the grade level times below in order to continue to make parking as efficient as possible. However, if you have students in multiple grades you will now only need to attend one session instead of one for each of your students. Parents in this situation may choose one of their student's grade level times to attend.
- K, 3rd, and 5th - 5:15pm
- 1st, 4th, and 6th/7th - 6:15pm
- 2nd and 7th/8th - 7:15pm
The tour of exhibits will end by the STEAM lab. At the end you may depart for the evening.

We are hoping that this more fluid process will accomplish a few things. One, we think it will cut down on congestion in the hallways. Two, it will allow parents with multiple students to see all of their work without having to make multiple trips or stay for more than one session. Three, it should allow for a more efficient flow of cars on and off the parking lot.

Admissions Lottery for 2019-2020

1/18/2019

The submission period for the lottery is now open. If you have a sibling that you need to enroll for next school year, please remember that they must be entered into the lottery. The deadline to enter a submission is 2:30pm on Friday, February 8th. You can find the lottery submission form below or by going to the admissions page of our website,www.libertytechcharter.com.

Also, please share the information with any friends and family that you think would be interested.

Lottery Submission Form for 2019-2020
Lottery Processes and Procedures
Lottery FAQs

Governing Board Meeting

1/17/2019

Date: Monday, February 11th
Time: 7pm
Location: Liberty Tech Cafeteria

The public is welcome and encouraged to attend.

Public Comment Policy

Interactive Panels Installed

1/11/2019

Thanks to the CSP Grant, 27 new 75" interactive panels were installed during the holiday break in our classrooms. This means that our students have some serious technology available to them. With one-to-one Chromebooks and an interactive panel in each classroom, our students have the opportunity to work with many 21st century learning skills. But that isn't the end. Coming soon our students will be able to explore drone technology, virtual reality technology, and humanoid robotics with the upcoming renovation of our STEAM lab. We are so excited about all the opportunities this grant is providing our students!

Winter MAP Results

1/11/2019

Attached below are the school-wide results of the Winter MAP testing along with our goals for this year. You will notice that we are still performing better than the national norm and really gaining ground on our school stretch goals. Teachers are currently working through the data to plan their instruction for the remainder of the year. Individual student reports will be going home in the Tuesday Folder next week. Our students are doing a great job this year, and we are only just over half way through. We have a lot of which to be very proud!

Winter MAP Results

Lunch Menus

1/1/2019

Please find the January lunch menu below:

January Lunch Menu

School Tours

9/24/2018

Parents and community members interested in learning more about Liberty Tech may join Principal Stewart for a school tour. School tours are held every Tuesday at 2pm and every Friday at 10am.

Those interested in joining a tour just need to sign up by calling our front office at 770-461-0005.

Lost and found

9/7/2018

There have been many questions running around this week about the lost and found process. To clarify these questions please review the following.

We changed the location of lost and found. Lost and found items are no longer being stored in the front office. Lost and found is being kept in the classroom.

Why the change in the lost and found location?

In years past the front office has been overrun with lost and found items. The vast majority of these items go unclaimed. Despite us setting up tables in the cafeteria with all of the lost and found displayed and communication to please come collect lost and found items, the items still go unclaimed. Each trimester we have been sending car loads full of unclaimed items out for donation. The point of having a lost and found is not to just collect items for donation, but to have a way for students to retrieve their misplaced item.
The thought in moving the location was to get the misplaced items closer to where students are in during the school day, so that they are more apt to see the item and collect it to take home.

How is the change in location working?

The change in location is working quite well. There is considerably less lost and found items in the school because students can get to their lost items more easily. Rather than a student having to remember to get a pass, interrupt learning time, and walk all the way down to the front office to check lost and found, they can just take a quick look in their classroom. There are also fewer items being left on the playground and the gym, because students and staff don't have to walk the items all the way to the front office. When a class leaves a space they can do a quick check for any left items and just bring it to the classroom with them. Again, these items are easier to claim because they are where the students are during the day. Additionally, there are no longer over flowing closets and bins of lost and found items pouring out into the front office causing an unsightly and unwelcoming atmosphere in the front office.

What are some things that you can do to help with lost and found?

Make sure to label your child's items. This makes them easier to return to the correct student. If you do not wish to write inside or on items with a permanent marker, consider an adhesive label. A great quality label is sold through https://www.inchbug.com that you can have your child's name printed on, and these labels even stand up to washing and drying. The label is also easily removed when you no longer wish to use the item in the future.
If your student comes home from school missing an item, ask them about it quickly. The sooner it is realized that an item is missing the more likely the item will be located. You may even reach out to the teacher to ask him/her if they have seen it or if they could be on the lookout for it.

We hope that this clarifies any confusion around the lost and found process. If not, please feel free to contact any one of our front office staff and we will be glad to assist with further questions.

Math Labs

9/4/2018

What: Math Lab starting September 14th
When: Monday - Friday, 7:30 - 7:55 am
Where: Computer Lab
Who: Students in K-5th who need math support and remediation

During the Math Lab students will gain extra time working on math skills, practice on computer assessments, and build their confidence in math understanding. Please drop students off at 7:30. The last student will be admitted at 7:40. For questions please email joyce.christy@libertytechcharter.org.

Inclement Weather Notices

8/3/2018

With the heavy rains that came through this week, we are reminded to make sure that everyone is aware of how inclement weather and school closing notices are posted.

In the case of school closing you will be notified in four ways. An email using this same platform will be sent out. A message will be sent out through the Infinite Campus platform. The closing will be posted to our website and social media pages. The closing will be posted on the Channel 2 Action News channel. It is important to note that the news channel will say Liberty Tech Charter School. Though often very similar, the Fayette County Schools closing posting is not the same message for us.

LTCS News & Events

Black History Program

8th Grade Bridging is Scheduled

Save the date -- State Of The School

Exhibition #2: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Admissions Lottery for 2019-2020

Governing Board Meeting

Interactive Panels Installed

Winter MAP Results

Lunch Menus

School Tours

Lost and found

Math Labs

Inclement Weather Notices

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