About Liberty Technology High School

  • Vision and Mission

    Vision Statement: All Liberty Technology High School students will graduate college, career, or military ready.

    Mission Statement: In order to achieve the vision of Liberty, we will provide a rigorous and relevant education.  We will cultivate an inclusive environment with high expectations for behavior and academic performance.  We will develop collaborative relationships through engagement of parents and the community in support of our students' academic success.

Fast Facts

  • School Colors and Mascot 

    Our school colors are BURGUNDY and SILVER. We are the Crusaders. 

    Dress Code

    Please click the link for the dress code --> https://www.jmcss.org/domain/1617

     

    History and Facilities

    Liberty Technology Magnet High School is the reality of a dream for the Jackson-Madison County School System. Former School Superintendent Roy Weaver, who had a vocational-technical educational background, began laying the foundation several years ago for a state-of-the-art high school where students could receive strong academics and, at the same time, have the opportunity to acquire advanced technical skills. The Central Office staff expanded the plan to initiate the "academy" concept for technology. With the suggestion of the school name by fifth-grader Lacy Littrell in August 2003, "Liberty" was born!

    Liberty Campus

    Liberty, a beautiful, 175,000 square foot complex, sits on forty-eight sprawling acres and is located on Ridgecrest Road Extended near several industrial businesses. The facility provides opportunities for practical observation and hands-on application for grades nine through twelve. Within the Liberty complex, there are sixty classrooms wired for internet access; three fully-equipped computer classrooms (each housing twenty-four student stations); a 30-station computer lab; 300 laptops and tablets; fifty-three classrooms equipped with Promethean boards; a library containing 21 internet accessible computer stations; school-wide wifi; a 999-seat auditorium; 3 greenhouses, a 2,150 capacity gymnasium; and a 1,600 capacity football stadium. Liberty also has its own soccer field, baseball field, softball field, marching band practice field, and field house. Our Culinary Arts department also operates its own restaurant, "A Taste of Liberty", that is open to the public.  

     

     

    School Plan

    Title 1 School-Parent Compact

    Title I Parent and Community Engagement Plan.

     

    PIE Partners

    Our Partners in Education (PIE Partners) are Light of Life Ministries, Delta Faucet, Farm Bureau, Jackson State Community College, Maggie Moo's, Planet Fitness, UGN, and Sky Zone.
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