Yard Sign Options Form

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In honor of Liberty Middle School being part of the Centreville and Clifton communities for 20 years, our LMS staff want to spread a little joy to our students and families.

LMS staff will be dropping by your homes in pairs on Thursday, April 13, to deliver 20th anniversary yard/window signs that say “A Liberty Lion Roars Here!”

These deliveries will take place after the two hour early dismissal for students, and staff will be identifiable in red Liberty t-shirts. We will simply greet you at the front door to say hello and hand you a yard/window sign if you are home. If you are not home, we may leave the sign on your doorstep or in your yard.

If you DO NOT WANT A SIGN or PREFER TO PICK UP your sign at school, PLEASE COMPLETE THIS FORM by April 11th.

Join us as we #LiftTheLions!

Email *

Student's First Name *

Student's Last Name

Student's Unity Time Teacher *

Please Check Your Preference for Getting a Sign *

Do Not Want A Sign.

Would Like to Pick Up At School At My Convenience starting Tuesday, March 28th 8:00AM - 2:00PM

Will Pick Up My Sign between 4:30 - 5:00PM On Thursday, March 30th Kiss and Ride Loop

Would Prefer to Pick Up My Student's Sign In the Kiss and Ride Loop On Tuesday, April 11th until 3:00PM

Will Pick Up My Sign on Saturday, April 15th from 9:30AM - 11:30AM

Other:

Yard Stakes for Signs - Will you need a metal stake for your yard sign or will your student be hanging it on a window or door?

Yes, we will need a yard stake.

No, we will be hanging this in our home and/or just do not need a yard stake.

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LIFT THE LIONS!

Whether or not you choose to post your sign, please know that you and your children are very important to our Liberty Lion community and we value your partnership in their education. #LiftTheLIons!

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