School Policies
Liberty High School Lions ROAR!
Our full school policies can be found in the school handbook below. This includes school rules and expectations regarding dress code, attendance and more. For more information please call the front office at (209) 331-7633 or contact us.
All Liberty High students are expected to adhere to the policies outlined in the student handbook. Families and students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the policies by reviewing the handbook below.
This is how our Lions ROAR
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Respect yourself, your school, and community
- Listening objectively to differing views and seek appropriate resolution.
- Appreciate and learn about the diversity of cultures and ideas of others.
- Make personal choices to reflect a healthy lifestyle.
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Own your life and actions
- Express ideas, wants, and concerns to others openly, honestly and respectfully.
- Prioritize and use time effectively.
- Identify problem-solving techniques and draw conclusions.
- Utilize available resources to identify and evaluate potential solutions.
- Set priorities and realistic goals.
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Act exceptionally
- Demonstrate communication skills through reading, writing, and speaking.
- Think about and analyze information.
- Work independently as well as collaboratively.
- Encourage, refine and improve your work ethic.
- Use various mediums including technology to communicate ideas effectively.
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Reach your goals
- Develop a healthy self-image and self-esteem.
- Encourage an interest in lifelong learning.
- Develop employability skills.
- Understand and develop career plans
Healthy Schools Act
When pesticides are used at schools and child care centers in California, the Healthy Schools Act (AB 2260) defines requirements for school and child care center staff, pest management professionals, and the Department of Pesticide Regulation. The California Legislature originally passed the law in 2000. The Healthy Schools Act also encourages schools and child care centers — collectively referred to as school sites — to adopt effective, low-risk pest management practices, also known as integrated pest management or IPM.