Principal Edward Mealy spoke with the Douglas Dispatch about his efforts to help parents become bilingual by offering after-school English immersion classes. Suzanne Stokes, Assistant Office Manager and Project Coordinator also spoke about their fundraising efforts to help the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society through the Pennies for Patients program.

Liberty Traditional opened its campus to the community for the fourth annual Harvest Festival this past Halloween. School and community members enjoyed desserts, games, a haunted house and throwing pies at Principal Ed Mealy!

Liberty Traditional students had the opportunity to nominate their teachers and soak them with ice water for ALS awareness. Through the ice bucket challenge Liberty Traditional was able to raise $150 for the cause!

Arizona businesswoman Raena Janes receives bronze Female Entrepreneur 2013.