About Us

What Makes Liberty Special?

Enjoy this video showcasing the many reasons that Liberty Elementary is so special to the families and students its serves!

National Blue Ribbon School

 

Mission The mission of Liberty Elementary School is to teach purposefully, to learn daily, and to love unconditionally in a safe, caring, and respectful environment.

VisionWe envision being a model school of academic excellence by empowering all students to find their passion and purpose in life through the development of a strong collaborative partnership with home and community.

School Hours:
8:30am -3:30 pm

Administrators:
Principal: Mrs. Amy Patton
Assistant Principal: Dr. Janetta Davenport

Clubs/Extracurricular Activities:

  • Junior Librarians: Fourth grade students can join the Junior Librarians.  This group comes to library on Monday and Thursday mornings.  Each Junior Librarian has their own assigned shelf to manage along with other library tasks.  
  • Chess Club: The library hosts Chess Club three mornings a week.  Anyone can come play chess on Wednesday and Thursday mornings.  On Wednesdays, we often have a quick lesson or group game to learn techniques.  Fridays are limited to more experienced players.
  • Book Club: On Tuesdays, the library hosts rotating book clubs of 10-15 students.  The clubs are announced on WLES and interested students can sign up to participate.  ​
  • LES Art Club: LES Art Club is a creative group of third and fourth graders who meet weekly before school with the club sponsor.  Students work together to share ideas and create beautiful art for school events, our classmates, and our community. Some of our Art Club students also have the opportunity to be on the Production Crew for our school musical, The Aristocats. They will use their artistic talents and skills to build and paint the sets for the show!​
  • Pride Peers: Pride Peers consists of teacher-nominated students demonstrating strong interpersonal communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and time management skills. Pride Peers is based on the concept of providing students with various school and community-based activities to learn, practice, and develop skills that will promote leadership and teamwork. The Pride Peers at Liberty Elementary is composed of an exceptional group of students who demonstrate the willingness to help others, take pride in their work, and exhibit independence and the ability to take responsibility. With the guidance and support of teacher advisors, students develop and implement service-based projects within their school community and take an active role in promoting a positive culture and learning environment at Liberty Elementary.
  • Recorder Club:  Fourth-grade students can find success and gain confidence as young, music-reading musicians by participating in the morning Recorder Club!  This extracurricular club is a fun, motivating way for students to practice note name identification, rhythms, and fingerings on the recorder.  At the heart of this program, there is a positive reward system in which students receive colored "karate belts" to hang from their recorders for each song they learn.  Students also gain experience playing their instruments together as an ensemble.

  • 3rd & 4th Grade Musical:  LES will be continuing our school musical tradition by performing Disney’s Aristocats KIDS! Both 3rd grade and 4th grade students sing, act, and dance onstage, or work behind the scenes to help bring the story and performance to life!  Through this experience, they gain skills in creativity and collaboration, self-discipline, social skills like confidence and empathy, and academic skills like reading, speaking, and listening.  Students are bound to discover so much about the arts and themselves!

Photo Gallery

a feamle teacher with a mickey mouse hat on sitting at a kidney shaped table with two girls. They are all eating lunch off a
seven staff members standing in a row
a young boy in a Titans shirt is walking with the white lab therapy dog outside in the grass.
the school SRO is standing with three students in front of his patrol car.
A teacher in a classroom is pointing to an interactive board while instructing other staff members.
Principal Amy Patton is standing in the hallway with the school mascot, the Liberty Lion.
A young girl is squatting down and hugging the therapy dog in a classroom.
a large group of students in the gym playing with the parachute
Six female staff members standing in the school hall dressed in Winnie the Pooh costumes
8 staff members in the hallway on hat day
two school administrators are sitting outside with a group surrounding them and teachers are helping students pour slime out
two principals are sitting with plastic covering them and goggles
The two administrators are sitting in front of a space themed backdrop
The two school administrators outside with blue wigs and blue pom poms
Six staff members wearing all blue standing in the hallway.
a wall hanging that resembles a puzzle and says I am a piece of our class puzzle.

Brag Sheet

Click flyer for information in English and Spanish.

First page of the PDF file: LESBragSheet

Accolades

national Blue School crest

We are honored to be recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School. This achievement highlights the diligent and focused work of our teachers and staff as well as the tremendous partnership we have with our families,” said Liberty Elementary School principal Amy Patton. “The best part of receiving this award is the affirmation that our focus on the academic and social-emotional needs of our children at Liberty Elementary are evident in their individual achievements.” 

This is a badge acknowledging the school's Common Sense school certification.

We have been named a Common Sense School and were certified after completing professional development, student instruction, and family outreach to demonstrate a commitment to responsible, effective technology use.

Liberty Elementary is a multi-year award winner of the Silver Level RTI2-B Model of Demonstration School, as selected by the Tennessee Tiered Support Center (TSC) at Vanderbilt University (funded by the Tennessee Department of Education). There are over 1,800 schools across the Tennessee and each year a small percentage of schools meet criteria to be selected as an RTI2-B Model of Demonstration School.