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Liberty Middle School Welcome

Welcome to Liberty Middle School! We are a 7th and 8th Middle School located in West Orange, New Jersey. Every academic unit covered will immerse children in a real-life situation in order to help make what they are learning about applicable and allowing them to see why they would need to learn about it.  If you are new to the area and would like a tour of our school, please contact Mr. Steve Olshalsky, our school Assistant-Principal, in order to schedule a time to do so.

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801 36th Avenue East, West Fargo ND 58078

Phone (701) 356-2671  |  Fax (701) 499-9229

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School Hours: 8:40AM - 3:40PM

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For information on the 2024 Volleyball Camp for grades 2nd - 5th, follow this link: VB2024

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ACTIVITIES REGISTRATION 2023-2024

Beginning July 24, 2023,  online registration will be available for student activities! To register for activities, a student must first be registered for the fall semester and have their district-issued student identification number.

Prior to the first day of practice ,  each student  must  complete the following:

• Complete a NDHSAA physical evaluation with a healthcare provider dated after April 15, 2023
• Register on our   Activity Registration Website   and  upload a signed digital copy of your student's physical
• If your family recieves free or reduced lunch, please reach out to our activities assistant, Jelissa Magoon, to have the fee waived!  [email protected]

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Sheyenne 7-12 Activities

If your student(s) are competing in a 7th-12th sport (i.e. Tennis, Swimming, Soccer, Golf, etc.) you will still need to Register through Liberty Middle School. Please check the Sheyenne Activities webpage  and  Sheyenne Activities Calendar for practice and tryout information.

6th Grade Intramurals

• Volleyball, Soccer, and Basketball details are TBD.

Please be advised: game schedules will be released as soon as they are approved. We apologize for any inconvenience and will get them posted on rSchool as soon as we can. 

Game schedules, practice schedules, and the fall play rehearsal schedule can be located on the Liberty Activities Calendar . *Please note that once game schedules are posted, players are expected to get practice information directly from their coaches.

All 7th & 8th grade sports need an updated physical on file, dated after April 15th, 2023. You can upload the physical when registering for activities online. No hard copies of physicals will be accepted. 

All Player Participation Fees are paid online through MySchoolBucks, no cash or checks will be accepted.

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Form & Fitness Session 3

March 18th, 2024

Andrew Nack

Max registration of 50. Waiting list will be made after the first 50 registrations.

April 2nd, 2024

Garrett Anderson &

Isaac Pokornowski

Parent Meeting will be on March 27th at 4pm in the LMS Theater.

March 18, 2024

Jason Beilke

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Mark Woodbury

Girls Soccer

March 25, 2024

Amer Vatres

Girls Tennis

April 2, 2024

Clara Jastram

Tintes Courts 

April 8, 2024

Mason Swegarden

Required Athlete Meeting is on March 26th at 3:50pm in classroom 2029. Parent Meeting will be on March 27th at 4pm in the LMS Theater.

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Welcome to the co-curricular activities program at West Fargo Public Schools. We are excited about your participation, and we hope that you will have a positive learning experience from your efforts. West Fargo School District continually strives to provide its students with the best possible opportunities through co-curricular experiences.

Philosophy Co-curricular activities are provided for the benefit of all students and for supporting and enhancing the educational experience for students. These programs exist to promote growth and development, increase participation, and provide an environment where students learn to cope with challenges similar to those encountered throughout life. Participation in co-curricular activities is voluntary and considered a privilege rather than a right. These activities are “extra” opportunities provided through the direction of the West Fargo School District. Student activities are to be administered by school authorities, and all instruction will be provided by competent, qualified coaches/advisors so that desirable, definite educational goals may be achieved. Our programs should develop physical, intellectual and emotional growth; special skills in activities of each student’s choice; commitments such as loyalty, cooperation, good sportsmanship/conduct and team play and knowledge of activities to use in leisure time in life beyond high school.

Purpose The West Fargo Public School District recognizes that the purpose of the co-curricular contest is to determine a winner. However, it is not the desire of the District to emphasize winning at all costs. The values and objectives of an activities program should be paramount. We believe winning is an immediate objective but is not an end in itself. If it were, it could only be “half” realized. Fifty percent of teams that take part in activities must lose. The desire to win can and should be used to stimulate the achievement of the ultimate goals and objectives. Though most advisors/coaches will likely have a personal objective to win, such pressure should not be brought by the Board, administration, parents or any outside interests. Other factors such as motivation, the teaching of fundamentals, effective communications with the various constituencies, establishment of respect, and demonstration of mature judgment are more important than a winning record. Advisors/coaches involved in the training of students will be skilled in the teaching of fundamentals of their particular activity, in motivating young people, and in communicating with students and parents. Parents have an obvious interest in their child and, just as in a classroom, are encouraged to communicate with advisors/coaches about their child’s progress. Parents are expected to be positive and supportive in their relationships with advisors/coaches.

Sportsmanship It is of vital importance that all persons involved in co-curricular activities strive to follow and practice the code of ethics, whether they play the role of coach, participant or spectator. We all carry the responsibility of demonstrating good sportsmanship and serving our community by being positive ambassadors for the West Fargo Public School District.

Code of Ethics The following statements represent the West Fargo Public Schools Athletic & Activity Code of Ethics. WFPS expects all who participate (including student participants, coaches, parents, spectators, and officials) in district-affiliated athletics and activities to abide by the following guidelines.

• I will emphasize and display the proper ideals of sportsmanship.
• To stress values derived from playing the game fairly
• I will show courtesy to visiting teams and officials.
• I will applaud good plays made by either team.
• I will consider officials as the proper authorities to make decisions and will abide by their calls without demonstration.
• I will respect the game and remember it takes quality participants and effort to win.
• I will take pride in promoting good sportsmanship among players, parents, and spectators.
• I will become familiar with the rules and fundamentals of the game in order to become a better participant.

Coaches As educated and trained professionals, coaches play an important role in setting the example by demonstrating good sportsmanship for their team members, student-body and adult fans to follow. It is important for the coach to reinforce the West Fargo School District’s purpose, objectives, values, and goals, with an emphasis on practicing and instilling the code of ethics.

Participants It is a privilege to participate in co-curricular activities. Students need to keep in perspective how fortunate they are to have the opportunity to exercise that privilege and to appreciate the school district community for supporting their efforts. Students should also demonstrate good sportsmanship by practicing the code of ethics and share their enthusiasm and love for their activity by demonstrating respect for all persons and property.

Spectators Student and adult spectators need to keep in perspective that high school activities are educational experiences that need to be kept in the proper spirit of competition. It is our hope that all fans will abide by the following guidelines. The West Fargo Public School District appreciates your cooperation.

• Remember that the event is for the students. They are participating and parents/fans are watching because of their enjoyment in the experience. Exhibits of good sportsmanship enhance the educational experience of all participants.
• Refrain from distracting participants when they are competing/performing.
• Recognize and appreciate the skill of the performers regardless of their school. Applauding good play demonstrates class, generosity, and goodwill.
• Treat officials with respect before, during and after the contest. Contests cannot be conducted without officials, as they are an integral part of the event and should be recognized as impartial arbitrators.
• Spectators are to respect others, property, and the spirit of high school competition. Remember that your view of the event could be quite different than that of an official or the opposing team and spectators. Management has the authority to remove any spectator who does not conduct themselves in a respectful manner. Abusive or inappropriate behavior is to be avoided.
• Recognize the fact that spectators represent the school district and community, as do participants and coaches. Respect, cooperate, and respond positively and enthusiastically to cheerleaders and event staff.

Misbehavior During Contests Students or adults who are found to be in gross violation of the ethics of competition or the principles of good sportsmanship may be barred from interscholastic activities, either as a participant or as a spectator or both. This includes student and adult spectators.

Citizenship Student-participants need to keep in perspective their role as active members in the co-curricular program. It is important for them to be good role models and ambassadors for the school community and to the younger students who admire and are influenced by their actions. Participants need to demonstrate proper respect to all persons and property on and off school premises.

Tryout & Participant Selection All eligible students have the opportunity to try out for a school activity. Each activity has a starting date, and there should be a minimum of three days of tryouts/practices prior to the selection of team members. Sub-varsity and lower level students in each respective activity should be invited to try out for a higher level program.

• General Commitment:  Each student who is involved in a school activity must have strong commitment to the program in general. Being involved will require teamwork, self-discipline, loyalty, sportsmanship, citizenship and perseverance. If a participant has concerns or conflicts, he/she should visit with the coach or director of the respective program.
• Skill and Ability:  Each student who participates will receive an assessment of his/her skills and abilities from the coach/director. This information should serve as the major criteria in the selection of program members for each respective activity.
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