May Lunch Menu
Current 5th, 6th, and 7th Grade students interested in trying out for the 2023-2024 Cheer team need to register for try outs. Last day to register is May 10.
Try out dates:
May 15, 16, and 18
Register here:
https://il.8to18.com/BESD/home
Liberty Family Reminders:
Early Release: Tomorrow, Wednesday 4/5/23 @ 10:30am
No School: Friday 4/7 and Monday 4/10 Good Friday/Easter Monday
Interested in advertising your business at our baseball field from May to September? Contact burtonar@besd53.org to see how we can promote your business!
We celebrated our 5th graders today in their D.A.R.E. Graduation. D.A.R.E has broadened its focus to encompass bulling, peer pressure, and a way to deal with all of life's uncertainties and challenges. D.A.R.E now aims to empower students to stand for what they believe in and to communicate their opinions and decisions clearly and respectfully. We will forever be grateful for Officer Garcia 7 years he has had in our district. He will forever be a motivating leader for our students. He will be missed very much.
CONGRATULATIONS to our essay winners:
Runners up: Cooper Freedlund and Clara Benoit.
Contest WINNER: Sofia Moreno-Rosas!!
Congratulations 5th Grade on these accomplishments and remember to be safe and responsible.
Come Join the Liberty Team!
Apply at : https://www.applitrack.com/besd53/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Elementary+School+Teaching
Liberty Family Reminders:
Friday March 17th: 12:30pm Early Dismissal
Spring Break NO SCHOOL: 3/20 thru 3/24.
LOST AND FOUND is out of control here at Liberty. Come take a look and find lost treasures.
Liberty Parents/Guardians; All Liberty students received E-Learning packets when winter began. If you need to access a new packet, please visit the Liberty Curriculum Page to view your specific grade level packet. Students only need to complete Day 1 of the Learning Packet. Thank you and stay safe.
https://sites.google.com/besd53.org/libertycurriculum
BESD53 Families,
Out of an abundance of caution and the severe inclement weather forecasts, Bourbonnais Elementary School District #53 will not be in normal attendance, tomorrow, March 3rd, 2023. Instead, we will be utilizing an E-Learning day. Please reference the information provided by your student's teacher.
Liberty Families:
Final Day to order a yearbook is TOMORROW Friday the 24th. Don't miss out.
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Access Code: LIS2023
March Menu
Liberty Families:
Reminder: NO SCHOOL Monday Feb. 20th due to Presidents Day.
A BIG shout out to Marissa Anderson, Bourbonnais Public Library and everyone else who has been involved with the Battle of the Books. It was a HUGE success. Everyone had a blast!
Reminder Liberty Families:
Deadline to order a Yearbook is February 24th. Image Group will not be able to accept late orders. Please fill out the order from sent home with your student or visit:
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Dear Parents/Guardians,
At Liberty, our goal is constant improvement that impacts the learning and growth of the whole child. Your feedback will provide the Liberty administration, teachers and Bourbonnais Elementary School District 53 with information that we use to make improvements in our school. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey by clicking the link below.
Link for parents to take the survey: http://survey.5-essentials.org/illinois/survey/parent/
We appreciate your feedback!
Liberty Parents/Guardians: Wednesday February 8th is a Schedule A early dismissal. The district dedicates this day as a second option for Parent/Teacher conferences. Please contact your teacher to schedule a conference during the 11:30-2:55 window, if you see a need.
February Lunch Menu
We would like to extend a HUGE thank you to the Career Center, KCC, and Olivet for making this college and career day so meaningful for our students. All 6th grade students were surveyed and the results were remarkable - showing increased interest in college and careers! These results reflect where we as a community can help reach these students.
Student Responses:
"One thing I learned is that you can take the college classes in high school then take away years of the education by starting early."
"My greatest takeaway was learning about what could help me in the future and what I could do to help myself get into college."
"I learned that you should start thinking about college early in order to know your plan for the future"
"I really enjoyed this. I wish we could do it more often. It was really fun. I want to do it again!"
Liberty Families: Just a reminder that tomorrow is an early release day at 10:30 am.