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Over the past few weeks, a Communicable Disease Team (CDT) comprised of leaders from CMCSS and the Montgomery County Health Department have been meeting regularly to review the latest guidance from the CDC, monitor the health and attendance of CMCSS students and employees, and make recommendations to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and other communicable diseases.

While the district has been implementing proactive measures to reduce the spread of illness, after reviewing the latest guidance, the CDT has made additional recommendations that will be communicated to parents and guardians via SchoolMessenger, video, social media, website, and local media today, Thursday, March 12.
All after school activities in CMCSS are cancelled today, March 12. Please refer to your email, the CMCSS website, and CMCSS social media
Travel – effective immediately, all school- or district-sponsored travel on for-hire transportation (charter bus, planes, etc.) for students and employees will be suspended through April 8.
The district will work with schools to make every reasonable legal effort to seek refunds for cancelled trips to the extent refunds are not extended upon the school’s cancellation. If costs are not refunded, the district will work with schools and parents to make efforts to provide reimbursements.
Trips via CMCSS transportation will continue to be reviewed on a case-by-case basis for approval. Travel will not be permitted to schools, districts, or other venues where there are school closures. Further guidance will be provided should there be any school or district closures.
The CDT will continue to monitor best practices and will provide further guidance ahead of April 8.

COVID-19 information is continuing to evolve as the experts learn more about this disease. We know there is a lot of fear and anxiety around this pandemic, and we assure you the CDT is continuously monitoring this situation. While education is important, the health and well-being of our students and staff are far more significant. We will continue to update you, and we welcome your questions and feedback.

March 2020
03/5/2020              Family Read Night 4:30-6:00
03/8/2020              Daylight Savings Time Change (Don’t Forget to Change Your Clocks Forward )
03/13/2020           Early Dismissal Car 1:30 Bus 1:35
03/16/2020           Report Cards
03/17/2020           St. Patrick’s Day
03/18/2020          3rd Grade Field Trip
03/18-19/2020    Dominoes Night
03/20/2020         BETA Club 7:45
03/23-27/2020   Spring Break
03/31/2020          Class/Spring Pictures

January 13, 2020  Report Cards

January 17, 2020 Awards Day (During your child’s special)

January 20, 2020 Martin Luther King Day No School

January 23, 2020 Family Read Night 4:30 – 6:00

January 29 & 30, 2020  Dominoes Night – Order from Dominoes either one of these nights, tell them your child goes to Liberty and their teachers name. Your child’s class could win a pizza party for their class.

Parents/Guardians It would be greatly appreciate if anything you send in with your child if you would please put your students full name, teachers name and what it is for ex. put money in an envelope with their name, teachers name, how much, what it is for, ex lunch with lunch number.  If it is for something else write what ever it is for on the envelope. If you are sending in Dr. notes/parent notes please put students full name and teacher on it.

Thank  you very much

Child Nutrition Department Update – Meal Pricing 2019-2020 complete – Pricing Determined

If you are interested in signing up for the free/reduce lunch click on this link

  https://www.schoolcafe.com/    

If you need to register your child this summer please go to the Enrollment Center, located at 430 Greenwood Avenue, beginning Monday June 10, 2019. The center will be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. You can call them at
(931) 542-5065, or, for more information, visit cmcss.net/registration.

The Kindness Rock Garden idea started with our BETA club, they read the book “Only One You” and watch a video on the Kindness Rock Project, they also came up with our hashtag #kindlions. But now between art class and guidance it has become school wide. The planters in front of  our school are now filling up with rocks that have been painted by our students. We would like to make this a Liberty tradition and fill the planters with words of kindness. We love for you to look and read them, but please leave them so we all my enjoy them.

Spring is a beautiful time of year, but it also comes with many stressors like changes in routines, state testing, and grades. If you or someone you know is struggling emotionally or having a hard time, please seek help immediately. For more information, visit https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ or reach out to one of the resources below.