VIIS DIVERSIS, VNVM ITERFrom Separate Paths, One Journey

Class of 2018 Motto

Liberty Common High School Monday Notes

Volume 21, Issue 1 - August 28, 2017

Liberty Common High School 2745 Minnesota Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525

Phone: 970-672-5500 | Fax 970-672-5499 | Email hsinfo@libertycommon.org AttendanceLine: (Please call by 8:30 AM) 970-672-5500 Option 2 Office Hours: Monday - Friday 7:15 AM - 3:45 PM

Simon Bolivar Week at LCHS.

Simón Bolívar was a South American soldier who wasinstrumental in the continent's revolutions against the Spanishempire. Born into wealth, Bolívar was sent to Spain for hiseducation, soon deciding to immerse himself in the politicalsphere in Europe. After France invaded Spain in 1808, hebecame involved in the resistance movement and played a keyrole in the Spanish American fight for independence. In 1825,the "Republic of Bolivia" was created in honor of theinspirational leader, hailed by many as El Libertador (The

Liberator). He died on December 17, 1830 in Colombia.

Newsworthy Notices

First-Place Spanish Scholarship. Congratulationsto Colorado State University freshman BrendanKoson (LCHS ’17) who, last month, received noticehe is the first-place winner of a 2017 National SpanishExam Senior Scholarship. Brendan will apply hisearnings toward his education at CSU where he ismajoring in biomedical sciences. Upon hearing theexciting news, Brendan’s LCHS Spanish teacher Mrs.Paulina Deitrick exclaimed, “¡Felicitaciones!”

Beloved Liberty Librarian Passes. Liberty’s longtime librarianConnie Behr passed away the morning of Wed 9 Aug 2017. Assome know, Connie was not feeling well during the last few monthsof this past school year, and she had already announced herretirement. Connie worked at Liberty for 18 years and has beeninstrumental in developing the Liberty Library and helping inspirethousands of students to read. Liberty will always hold specialmemories and eternal gratitude for Connie.

Faculty Experiences Eclipse. All LCHSfaculty normally shows up a week before thestart of the school year to work together on

various preparation and planningdetails. This year, the faculty back-to-workday coincided with the occurrence of a totalsolar eclipse on Monday, August 21st. Onthat day, LCHS teachers showed up early,boarded a motor coach and drove to Alliance,Nebraska which sat along the center “path oftotality.” We held our planning meetings onthe bus, then watched one of the mostspectacular observable celestial phenomenaour solar system has to offer. Featurednearby are photos taken that day. To see

many more, please visit the LCHS page on Facebook – CLICK HERE.

Volunteering at LCHS. If you are interested in volunteering atLCHS during the school year for any reason and have notpreciously signed up, CLICK HERE to sign up.If you registered last year, please CLICK HERE to login to thesystem.

Honor Roll. Congratulations to 2016-17 2nd-semester Honor Roll students. CLICK HERE.

Meet the New Staff.

Meet Calvert. 7th-grade students arelearning Core English from Mrs. LaurenCalvert. She taught at Ridgeview and ThePembroke Hill School (Missouri) for thepast 11 years. She earned her Master’s inEnglish and American Literature fromTruman State University. She’s teachinghalf-time, taking half of Natalie Scarlett’ssections from last year as Natalie moved tohalf-time status as well.

Meet Renstrom. English students areenjoying learning from their new instructorMrs. Mary Renstrom. She has taken overcoursework previously taught by MissJasmine Throckmorton. Mary comes tous from Loveland Classical. Her previousinstructor posts also include SkyviewAcademy, and Cherry Creek Academy. HerMaster’s in rhetoric and communicationsstudies was awarded by the University ofVirginia.

Meet Campbell. Our new part-time CollegeCounselor is Mrs. Diane Campbell. Shecomes to LCHS from Fossil Ridge HighSchool. She is active in multiple college-counseling professional associations anduniversity advisory boards. Her Master’sDegree in counseling and careerdevelopment was earned at Colorado StateUniversity.

Meet Stefanovic. Filling a new half-timeinstructional position teaching computerscience, math, and engineering is Mr. BrianStefanovic. Brian’s professionalexperiences includes work as an electricalengineer and research scientist. Prior tothat, he was a math/engineering teachingassistant at Georgia Institute ofTechnology. Brian earned Master’s Degreesin electrical engineering from Georgia Tech,and most recently in divinity from HolyCross Greek Orthodox School ofTheology. Weeks ago, he finished a year inGreece studying Greek language andByzantine chant.

Meet Garcia. The new “Dean of Study,” aposition unique to LCHS, is Mr. DavidGarcia. He is a former Liberty student (priorto there being a high school), and a graduateof Colorado School of Mines College ofEngineering.

Meet McIrvin. New in this year’s sciencedepartment is Ms. Gwendolyn McIrvinwho has replaced Mr. Blake Morgan (whojust started teaching at his alma mater inKansas). Ms. McIrvin had been teachingchemistry at a different Colorado highschool for the past couple of years. Ms.McIrvin earned her science degree at theUniversity of Northern Colorado.

Meet Scarlett. LCHS's new Academic Support Teamparaprofessional is Mr. Dom Scarlett. He is a recentgraduate of the University of Detroit Mercy where he earneda Bachelor's of Science in biology and completed theUniversity Honors Program. He is primarily assisting 7th-graders with organizational skills development, and providessupport for students in a variety of subjects and gradelevels.

Cherub Parade. See your scholar arriving at LCHS this morning. CLICK HERE to seecharming video - 20 minutes of smiling streaming through the LCHS front door.

Welcome Exchange Students. Cathrine Broandum- Denmark, Taiga Ichishima- JapanMilena Ivanova- Bulgaria, Andzelika Andruskaite- Norway, Ana Julia- Brazil, BohumilHomola- Czech Republic.

Back-To-School Night. All LCHS parents should plan to attend Back-To-School-NightWednesday, September 7, 2017 from 6:30PM – 8:30PM here at the high school. Bring yourstudent’s schedule. You will be tracing your student’s steps, meeting his/her instructors,and hearing a brief overview of instructional objectives for the year.

Lunch Information. CLICK HERE to view lunch information.

School-Photo Forms. Please bring your Skillman photo orders if you did not turn them inon registration to the front office by Friday, September 1.

Suicide-Prevention Training For Parents. Liberty parents are invited to participate in aone-hour and thirty-minute training that teaches participants the warning signs for suicideand the three-step QPR (Question, Persuade and Refer) method. Participants will learn howto listen and will be given skills to assist a person at risk of suicide. Ms. Melanie Voegeli-Morris, PSD Mental Health and Prevention Coordinator, will offer QPR for parents at LibertyCommon High School on Monday, September 18, 2017, from 6:00PM – 7:30PM. There isno charge; however, registration is required (CLICK HERE). The program is open to the first35 registrants per class. Feel free to direct any questions or Concerns to Mr. Schaffer,bschaffer@libertycommon.org.

Student Tutor Needed. Attention high schoolers; a Liberty mom needs a tutor for herjunior-high daughter this year. Subject matter could cover any aspect of the Core KnowledgeCurriculum, plus Latin. If you're interested in earning a few extra bucks, and lending anacademic hand to a younger LCHS student, please CLICK HERE to email the student's momand offer your talents and services .

Artists of France and Spain. A fieldtrip toFrance and Spain planned for summer 2018and the deadline is fast approaching. I havebeen wanting to take students on a trip tosee the great works of western art for sometime and I discovered that EF Tours had thisperfectly designed tour. It starts in Paris andgoes to Avignon, Barcelona, and Madrid. It isset at a responsible pace for seeing themost important monuments and museumsso you actually get a moment to soak it in. Iwill have an informational meeting about thistrip on September 12,6 - 7 pm in the art room. Email Mr. Seiplewith any questions.

Teacher’s Spouse Passed. LCHS students and families should know that the wife ofLCHS math instructor Mr. Larry Currey died late June. Many of the school’s faculty andstaff were able to attend the funeral for Mrs. Jean Currey at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church inLoveland. CLICK HERE to see the obituary as posted at The Coloradoan. In hard times likethese, it is a crucial for students, parents, friends and coworkers to rally around a respectedand beloved member of our Liberty family and to muster all apt supports, sympathies, andprayers of which we are capable.

Mark your Calendar Important Dates.

Sept 4|Labor Day- No SchoolSept 7|Back-To-School night (parents only)Sep 8|Free Dress DaySept 18|Public Information MeetingSep 29|T-Shirt DaySept 30|HomecomingSept 30|Liberty2Liberty 5KOct 2- 27|October Student Count (state funding is based on attendance during these 2weeks)

Click Here to view the school calendar.

2017-2018 School Holidays and Intermissions 2017-2018 School Holidays and Intermissions:Aug. 28|First Day of SchoolSept. 4|Labor DayOct. 27|Parent/Teacher ConferencesNov. 22-24|Thanksgiving BreakDec. 25-Jan. 5|Christmas BreakJan. 15|Martin Luther King DayFeb. 16|Professional Development DayFeb. 19|Presidents' DayMar. 12-16|Spring BreakMarch 30|Good FridayMay 25|Last Day of School-1/2 day

From Bob Schaffer, LCHS Principal and CaseyChurchill, LCS Principal

One Grand JourneyBy Bob Schaffer, LCHS Principal Last Friday’s Torch Trek was one of our best ever, andI am grateful for the members of the senior class andstudent leaders of Domus Gratitudinis for organizing it,conducting it, and setting a glorious stage forwelcoming the new LCHS 7th graders to their newschool. Speaking of our seniors: Congratulations to Liberty’sClass of 2018 upon achieving a sky-high composite

SAT scores – the second-highest in Colorado! Earningcollege-readiness test scores that consistently placeour seniors among the top in the state is a sustainedhistoric record and a huge distinction that openscollege doors for all of Liberty’s students. With so many successes to celebrate around Liberty,it’s easy to underappreciate the magnitude of Liberty’sSAT accomplishment. And, while the incoming seniorsdeserve the heft of credit for the yeoman’s work they’vedone preparing themselves for college success, theseseniors would be the first to credit their parents andteachers going all the way back to kindergarten. The mighty Class of 2018 is setting the tone for theentire high school and junior high. They’ve come upwith a class motto intended to inspire all students, staffand parents alike: VIIS DIVERSIS VNVM ITER – From Separate Paths, OneJourney. Student leaders have already posted these words in every classroom andthroughout the school. It’s more than just a nice motto. Liberty scholars have established solid credibility to makesuch a motto bigger than mere words. Starting off the 2017-18 school year, for the eighthyear in a row, with top-tier college-readiness scores, is the perfect context for an ambitiousand festive year of learning. We have a few new instructors, and big plans for the year on which I’ll elaborate in thissame spot in subsequent newsletters. But for today, the big news is all about our fabulousstudents returning to school for another year of hard work and academic success. Oh,they’ll have a ton of fun, too. It was a real privilege to be at the front door this morning greeting Liberty students as theycame back to school. They’re enthusiastic, joyful, optimistic and ready to build a spectacularfuture, indeed. Thank you for choosing to educate your kids at Liberty Common School and for supportingthis thriving, innovative, and dynamic revolution in public education. The entire staff and I areblessed and honored by your trust, your confidence, your partnership, and most of all, byyour children.

By: Casey Churchill

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Welcome back to Liberty Common School! I hopeeveryone has a relaxing summer recharging for the newyear. We are so excited to have kids back in their seatsready to learn. This is going to be a great year. Theteachers have been working hard to prepare for thecoming year this last week and I am happy to say, “Weare READY!”.

During the week of August 14th the Administrative teamconducted new staff training. This week was packed fullof Liberty Philosophy and conversations about thebenefits of Core Knowledge. We feel confident that ournew staff will hit the ground running this week. Libertydoes an amazing job hiring the best teachers and I look forward to coaching our staff here atLiberty over the coming years to help them be the best they can be.

During the week of August 21st was returning staff joined us for more professionaldevelopment. This week was focused on school wide goal setting and calibrating thecurriculum we teach. There have been a lot of changes over the years from expanding thehigh school, to different statewide tests, to changes on the state standards, and change over

in staffing. Now is the time to take a deeper look at all the skills and content taught and makesure we are teaching everything with fidelity. Each year the staff play a big part in these yearlong goals and assisting in any instructional improvements that need to be made. Theirexpertise and unwavering commitment to make Liberty the best school is crystal clear.

This year, we invited Cami from Quantum Learning to our school. We spent Tuesday andWednesday participating in this training. Quantum training is professional developmentdesigned to coach teachers on making lessons engaging and how to improve in classroommanagement. This year was level 2 of a 3 level professional development. We are excited tocomplete level 3 next year. Ask any teacher about the day and they can fill you in on theengaging 2 day workshop to sharpen their teaching skills.

Finally, we thank you! As parents we appreciate your overwhelming support. Thanks to allthat attended the Back to School Social last Thursday. It was great seeing everyone in thegym. The noise level and energy in the gym was a great indicator that there are a lot ofexcited kids and parents. Please remember that our Back to School night takes placetomorrow evening at 6:30 pm in the gymnasium. We all look forward to spending timemeeting with you and going over curriculum maps and general school wide and classroomprocedures. We hope you can all make it.

Thank you for your support over the summer encouraging your children to completesummer packets. As an agency education, we believe it is the right and responsibility ofparents to direct the education and upbringing of their children. Your guidance and supportin encouraging and helping your children with the completion of these summer academics isa great example of our philosophy in action. We are here to assist you in your children’seducation. Please know that our doors are always open throughout the year.

It is great to see everyone back. We are all looking forward to another great school year!

From Mr. Lovely, LCHS Assistant PrincipalStudent-Life Events and Announcements. Welcome to the 2017-2018 School Year. Each week in this section, students and parentswill find announcements and updates regarding student-life eventsrun by the House System, Order System, Key Club, Ambassadors,and many others. In addition to student-life announcements, there willbe information from time to time regarding lyceums, charactereducation, student policies, fieldtrips, and much, much more. If youhave any questions regarding information posted in this section,please contact the person mentioned in the announcement, orfeel free to contact Mr. Lovely directly.

Autograph Dance. All LCHS high-school students (grades 9-12) are invited to attend theannual Autograph Dance, organized by Domus Fortitudinis House Captains DonovanJones and Alyssa Ho. It will be held this Friday, September 1st, from 6-9pm in the LCHSGreat Hall. This is a traditional back-to-school ice-breaker where new and returning studentscan get to know one another. Tickets cost $5, and the standard Dance Dress Code rulesapply (see below). Guests are not allowed.

Clothing must be in good condition, not tattered, threadbare, frayed, or see-through.Tops must have sleeves and must cover the shoulders, midriff, undergarments, andcleavage. Bottoms must be no shorter than three inches above the knee and notexcessively tight. Leggings may not be worn as pants. No yoga pants. No clothing

depicting violence, glorifying death or violence, or drug or alcohol abuse.

Leadership Elections. 7th-grade students will begin to select Order Leaders from withintheir Orders over the next few weeks. Students interested in planning events, runningmeetings, and taking on roles of responsibility throughout the school year will be able topick up application packets directly from their Order Deans to begin this process. 9th and10th-grade students will have a similar opportunity within their Houses. Each House elects a9th-grade and a 10th-grade representative to assist their House Captains in variousleadership duties throughout the school year. Students interested in these roles shouldspeak with their House Deans to get more information.

Observe Traffic Laws Around LCHS. If you are dropping off your student on Custer,please keep the following in mind.

1. Pull all the way forward in the drop-off lane,2. Students should be ready to exit their vehicles when the car is stopped. (this is not

time to sit and talk about what is for dinner or finish homework),3. All students should exit the vehicle on the curb side,4. If there is a parent that has to get out of the car to help a student with items in the

vehicle, this is not that lane. The student parking lot would be a better location to drop-off,

5. No U-Turns,6. No jaywalking. (Drivers, don’t promote jaywalking by picking up or dropping off

passengers from the curbside opposite the LCHS property).7. Yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.

These and other traffic laws are too-frequently ignored during pickup and drop-offs. For thesafety of our students, please adhere to local traffic laws and to our pickup and drop-offguidance. Please CLICK HERE to view it.

If time is required for anything longer than to just drop-off a student, consider droppingstudents off in the student parking lot (northeast corner of the school). Particularly if there isa bike, musical instrument or large student project that is being unloaded. This locationwould also be good for beginning drivers with permits that need to change places with theirparent after they get dropped off.

9th-Hour Clubs/Extra Help. At the end of every day, there is a 30-minute period from 2:45to 3:15 PM dedicated for students to receive extra help from teachers and/or to participate inacademic extracurricular activities (click here to see the schedule). Students may choosewhich club or extra-help session they would like to attend each day. Some clubs require anextra out-of-school commitment, but others are offered on a drop-in basis. Students whoare not in good academic standing (one or more grades below 70%, or at a teacher'sdiscretion) are required to attend 9th-hour extra-help sessions, and will need to submitweekly reports of their 9th-period attendance to Assistant Principal Lovely. Students leavingearly must be off the premises by 2:50 PM. They may not loiter anywhere in theneighborhood, in cars, or on the school property. Students in good academic standing whochoose to leave at 2:45 PM may not return to LCHS to reenter the school or obtain rides.Students that act inappropriately while departing early will forfeit this privilege. All studentsmust be out of the school building by 3:30 PM at the end of the school day unless they areparticipating in an adult-sponsored activity.

Skiving Defined. Liberty's ninth-hour options are a great opportunity for students to getextra help in their studies. Students falling behind in their grades may be required by theirinstructors to attend 9th-hour study clubs, or zero-hour (morning) study sessions. Suchstudents who are required to attend, but fail to show up for these sessions will be given aconduct violation. The proper term for skipping these supplemental study sessions isskiving. If you see this new category in a homeward violation notice, it means your studenthas skipped something he or she was required to attend at school. "Skiving" also applies tofailures to show up for lunchtime ransom duty and detentions.

From Mrs. Campbell, College CounselorCollege Fairs. CLICK HERE for more information and acomplete list of college fairs scheduled throughout Coloradothis fall. Senior Meeting. All seniors should make plans to attend thefirst mandatory Senior-Class Meeting on Tuesday , September5th during 9th hour in the Great Hall. During this meeting, theCollege Counselor and College Center Coordinator will reviewthe LCHS college application submission process, provideguidance on the Common Application, review upcomingcollege events and scholarships opportunities, and answerquestions. Parents are welcome to attend. CLICK HERE toreview the August Senior Update.

Colleges Visiting LCHS. College representatives from allover the country are anxious to meet the outstanding scholarsof Liberty Common High School. CLICK HERE or check yourNaviance account for a list of currently scheduledvisits. Watch the Monday Notes weekly as the list continues togrow. College Events Schedule. CLICK HERE to see a list ofupcoming events to learn more about the college planningprocess.

Academic Guidance

Stoltzfus, Kazy At LCS. The head of our elementary Academic Support Team, one monthago, resigned. Two other elementary AST instructors moved on as well over thesummer. These situations have been addressed by moving LCHS’s Academic Dean Mrs.Sandy Stoltzfus and LCHS’s AST support specialist Mr. Matt Kazy to the elementaryschool. Their duties now include sustaining, managing, and improving our elementaryschool’s AST effectiveness. This will entail strengthening coordination of the school’saligned k-12 AST goals, and more tightly harmonizing the school’s AST philosophy, generalpractices, and caseload management. Mrs. Stoltzfus’ new title is Elementary AssistantPrincipal. She has assumed a few other administrative duties at the elementary school,too. Mr. Kazy’s new title is Elementary AST Coordinator. The position of LCHS Academic Dean will stand vacant for approximately the next tenmonths. In the meantime, duties of the LCHS Academic Dean have been “farmed out” to ahandful of other professionals in the school. This temporary strategy takes into account thelonger view of the school’s needs and acknowledges the crucial importance of this positionand appointing the absolute best professional to it. Ongoing information about affectedadministrative functions (scheduling, registrations, college planning, academic support, etc.,)will be communicated here at this space in subsequent Monday Notes newsletters.

Schedule Changes. CLICK HERE to review the Schedule Change Policy.Students wishing to request a schedule change should complete a Schedule ChangeRequest Form. (CLICK HERE for high school, CLICK HERE for junior high) or in the LCHSCollege Center. Friday, September 1st, is the last day for schedule changes.

AST Tip of the WeekWelcome back. It is never too early to get organized. Come by one of the AST classroomsduring 9th hour this week for models of organizational techniques or simply for a space toget prepared for the semester.

From Dan Knab, Athletic Director

This Week in Jr.-High Sports:

Cross CountryThursday, 8/31, 4pm, @ Valley (Away) (Gilcrest Baseball Fields - directions)

Boys SoccerWednesday, 8/30, 4pm, @ Estes Park (Away) Hwy 34 may be closed. Directions are forHwy 36.

7th VolleyballMonday, 8/28, 4pm, @ Eaton Middle SchoolWednesday, 8/30, 4pm, vs Del Sol (A Team Only)

8th VolleyballMonday, 8/28, 4pm, vs Eaton Middle SchoolWednesday, 8/30, 5pm, vs Del Sol (A Team Only)

This Week in High School Sports:

Cross CountryFriday, 9/1, 4pm, @ Hughes Stadium (Spirit Meet)

SoccerTuesday, 8/29, 4pm, vs Manual High School

VolleyballTuesday, 8/29, 5pm, @ Heritage Christian Academy (JV/Varsity Only) No Bus - Players findtheir own ride to HCA.Thursday, 8/31, 4pm, @ Roosevelt High School

Athletic Fees - Look for an email from me this week that will contain the link to pay yourathletic fees. Thanks to all of you for making this year the smoothest year yet for collectingathletic packets.

GO EAGLES!

Liberty Common Athletic Boosters

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Classical Manners for the Modern Youth

From the 1934 high-schooltextbook "Good Manners" used in"Household Science" class of thatday:

“Rule No. 20 The Teaspoon. Hold aspoon in the right hand with the thumb andforefinger. Rest the handle on the secondfinger, with the end of the spoonexposed. Never turn a spoon over in yourmouth. Eat from the side of thespoon. Keep your elbows close to your

side. Approach your mouth from the side rather than from directly in front of you.

"Take just enough on your spoon for one bite. Take all the bite at once. Have youever seen some one eat a spoonful of ice cream as if it were an all-daysucker? When food has entered your mouth, you must keep it there.

"In using a soup spoon, dip away from you, and drink the soup from the near side ofthe spoon. Leave the spoon in the soup plate when finished. A thin soup served in abouillon cup with two handles may be drunk from the cup. The bouillon spoon is lefton the saucer beside the cup.”

Alumni Update From Christiana Spicer, LCHS13', Legio XIII now teaching in Kansas City,

Kansas.

Hi Mr. Schaffer,

I thought that I would check in and let everyone in my Liberty family know that I am beginningmy high school math teaching career on Monday. I would never have made this decision if itweren't for the amazing teacher's that Liberty gave me as I was growing up. The staff there isthe only reason that I am pursuing this. Please pass that message along for me!

I attached a photo of me by my door that I like to title, "When you realize that although yourmom still schedules your dentist appointments, you are now in charge of educatingAmerica's youth..."

I hope that preparation for the school year is going well for you guys!

Christiana (A.K.A 'Ms. Spicer')

Upcoming TripsAustria, Germany, SwitzerlandSpring Break 2018. Mr. Lunn will beleading a trip to Austria, Germany andSwitzerland during Spring Break of 2018.This trip is open to high-school studentsin music class (or have taken one in thepast). We will visit the cities of Vienna,Salzburg, Munich, Innsbruck andLucerne. Highlights of the trip includevisiting Mozart’s birthplace and soakingin the rich history and culture of this partof the German-speaking world. Please e-mail for more information.

LCHS To DC 2018. LCHS will conduct aSpring Break 2018 trip to Washington, DCand will likely conduct these trips every threeyears. Starting next year, the trip is openingup to all LCHS students grades 7 – 12(previously, this was a junior-high onlytrip). Parents may also attend at cost. LCHSprincipal Bob Schaffer leads thesetrips. As a former Member of the U.S.

Congress, Mr. Schaffer fully utilizes hisformer-member privileges to get studentsinto areas of the U.S. Capitol that arenormally off limits to tourists, and he setsup visits with high-power politicalfigures. Keep watching future editions ofMonday Notes for trip details andregistration information. In the meantime, thisnotice is only intended as a 2018 calendaritem and mental marker for those who mightwant to participate. Spring Break 2018 isMarch 10th – 18th.

Allison Burris demonstrating artisticperspective with the WashingtonMonument during the LCHS-to-DC SpringBreak Trip 2015. The next DC fieldtrip isSpring Break 2018 and will be open to allstudents in grades 7 – 12.

France and Spain Summer 2018. Mr.Seiple and Mrs. Salazar are planning an art-themed trip to France and Spain during thesummer of 2018.

Ireland & England, Summer 2018. Mr.Tullius is organizing a high-school trip to theEmerald Isle and England in June 2018. Theitinerary focuses on Dublin and London, witha few stops in between. Please email for moreinformation.

Board of DirectorsPaulette Hansen: 282-8455Patrick Albright: 232-8257 Brad Kreikemeier: 719-237-7943 Tricia Diehl: 420-8937

Kelly Notarfrancesco: 295-4643Aislinn Kottwitz: 217-5925

Upcoming Board Meetings- Sep 21, 6:30PM.

You may contact all members on our Board of Directors at BOD@libertycommon.org.

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