New students to campus had the opportunity to get a tour of the school on Tuesday with an event hosted by Pals and Student Council.
“At the new student breakfast we give a presentation about important information to the new students,” Student Council Vice President Lily Leyden said. “The presentation covers topics such as advisory, bell schedule, hac, and more. We also give the new students a tour of the school so they are ready for the first day.”
The event allowed new students and parents to become more familiar with campus.
“We just wanted a chance to welcome anyone regardless of grade level to Liberty and make them feel welcome and help them build connections with our student leaders,” counselor Lanae Rainey said. “We wanted to give parents a chance to answer questions as well as give them a chance to walk around the school and hear from students what life is like at Liberty High School.”
New students got to ask questions and meet current students to give them a look at what life is like on campus.
“I think new student breakfast is important because it gives the new students a chance to see the school and meet people before the first day,” Leyden said. “I think it’s a great way for them to get any questions answered and get prepared for the new year.”
