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Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link Teacher Spotlight: Mr. Blocker Dajah Taylor Dec 2, 2024 Mr.Blocker was selected as the teacher of the week for his “clear communication with parents and students” as expressed by Liberty Magnet Principal, Mr.Watson. Mr.Blocker was selected as the teacher of the week for his “clear communication with parents and students”[sic] as expressed by Liberty Magnet Principal, Mr.Watson. Mr.Blocker predominantly teaches English 3 literature and English lll/IV Dual enrollment to juniors. Interview: Dajah: What inspired you to become a teacher? Mr. Blocker: Just an interest in it. Always thought it had potentially to be a good fit for me. I enjoy the content too, like literature. It was a combination of playing into the strengths I had and curiosity about how it would work out. Dajah: What's the most rewarding moment you experienced as a teacher? Mr.Blocker: It's hard to pick a singular moment but generally those lesson plans that resonate and hit how they are supposed to hit. Where you have the students genuinely interested in what you’re teaching and at the end of it understanding what you taught. That is a very rewarding experience. A class that goes well and the students did actually grow and learn by the end of it. Dajah: What do you hope students take away from your class? Mr.Blocker: The power of language and power of their language specifically. The impact word choices can have. And a better appreciation of both the utility and culture that is around the English language. Dajah: Did you always know you wanted to teach English and the eleventh grade? Mr.Blocker: Specifically juniors no but english yes. English was always my strongest subject. Typically my favorite subject in school and I always liked the aspect of breaking down stories, speech, and language and seeing how it works. Dajah: How do you collaborate with other teachers to enhance your lesson plans Mr. Blocker: I frequently ask for input assistance from other teachers. Especially borrowing from them if there is material they have used or if there is a lesson or activity that they have done that worked out from them it's always great when you have access to it. Whether it's borrowing material, lesson plans, or them showing me new applications I can use for my lessons. Dajah: How do you feel about being selected as the teacher of the week? Blocker: I am flattered to be chosen as the Shining Star of the week. It was unexpected, and to be honest I don't quite know what to do with the attention. But it is nice to know that my work is appreciated. Once again congratulations to Mr.Blocker for being LMHS teacher spotlight of the week December 2-6. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link French Week Dajah Taylor Nov 11, 2024 This week-long event was to showcase and celebrate Louisiana French culture as well as French culture as a whole. A few weeks ago, the Liberty Magnet High School French Club hosted french week. This week-long event was to showcase and celebrate Louisiana French culture as well as French culture as a whole. Each day offered a different activity during the lunch shifts encouraging all students to join in on the fun regardless of how much they knew about French Culture. The week kicked off on Monday with a school-wide scavenger hunt. Blue sheets of paper posted around the school with questions asking about French culture. The prizes included a goodie bag with candies and French school accessories like pencils and pins for your bag. Tuesday students were able to enjoy arts and crafts. Wednesday students got together on a rainy day in the library and played Just Dance. Thursday the French club field trip to Port Allen to see the French museum. Lastly, to wrap up the festivities Friday was the facepaint and photobooth day capturing all the memories all the students made while participating in French week. The great thing about this week was how inclusive and interactive the activities were. You were not required to be a part of the french club to participate nor did you need to know much about french culture to partake in the activities. The school cannot wait to see what other fun cultural appreciation activities the foreign language department comes up with next year. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link SU Frat Members Lied About Where Pledge’s Death Happened Claniya Olinde Mar 13, 2025 Caleb Wilson died, and the members lied about where it happened. Caleb Wilison, a junior at Southern University A&M College, died after attending an off-campus event. He was a part of the jukebox and was trying to get into the Omega Psi Phi. The members say he collapsed while practicing steps. The members actually lied. It turns out they were actually at a warehouse, and Wilson was punched in the chest. Wilson being punched in the chest caused him to collapse. He fell to the ground and began to have a seizure at the warehouse. The members of Omega Psi Phi brought him to the hospital. An anonymous source with direct knowledge came forward and said they met at an undisclosed location. At that location, they came up with a story about what happened to Caleb. This same source said none of the students participating in the fraternity were ever at a park. Caleb Wilson died, and the members lied about where it happened. This makes it really hard for the police to figure out what really went on. By lying, the members are trying to avoid getting in trouble or to keep their fraternity from looking bad. It seems like they are hiding more secrets and bad behavior. These lies make it harder for the pledge's family to understand what happened and get justice. This whole situation shows how dangerous hazing can be and how far some people will go to cover it up. This is literally why hazing is not even allowed. These fraternities do not care about the pledges, just care to feel like they have power over others. There should be stricter rules for fraternities or just end them all. All these lies just make a sad situation even worse. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Opinion Oct 16, 2025 OPINION - Teachers Are Heroes Teachers are the unsung heroes of our school. Read More Aug 22, 2025 OPINION - Labubu: Yet Another Micro-Trend Labubu perfectly reflects how internet culture shapes the way people consume objects and express their identity in real life. Read More Aug 22, 2025 OPINION - Crumbl's Dubai Chocolate Cookie is Overrated Now in crumble cookie form… Dubai Chocolate! Read More Aug 22, 2025 OPINION - What’s Your Sign? Netflix Has a Show for That. This week, Netflix has launched a new astrology-themed collection that curates TV shows and movies on the platform for each zodiac sign. Read More Apr 10, 2025 OPINION: ICE's Unfair Treatment of Migrants What ICE is doing to immigrants by moving them far away from their homes is wrong and unfair. Read More Feb 24, 2025 OPINION: Liberty Seniors Should be Able to Have Half Days Before you say it - yes, I know that magnet schools do not allow half days for seniors, but Liberty should. Read More Feb 20, 2025 OPINION: Youth’s Importance in Politics Why is the younger generation always underestimated when it comes to challenging norms and even speaking up for themselves? Read More Feb 17, 2025 OPINION: Beyonce Deserved The Grammy Why "Cowboy Carter" deserved the big prize. Read More Feb 17, 2025 OPINION: Tik Tok Should Have Stayed Banned - But Not For The Reason You Think Maybe the short-lived ban of the popular video sharing app shouldn't have been so short-lived after all. Read More Feb 17, 2025 OPINION: Sports at Liberty Need More Recognition and Support Student athletes are the heart of LMHS. Why doesn't it feel that way? Read More

Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link OPINION - Teachers Are Heroes Kendell Williams Oct 16, 2025 Teachers are the unsung heroes of our school. Teachers are the unsung heroes of our school. They’re the ones who show up every single day rain or shine ready to teach, guide, and inspire us, even when we’re tired, distracted, or just not in the mood to learn. They bring energy into the classroom, patience when we struggle, and encouragement when we need it most. Some are strict and push us to do our best, some are funny and make learning enjoyable, and some are everyone’s “favorite teacher,” the one whose class we actually look forward to. But no matter their style, they all share one thing in common: they keep the school running. Students love to complain about homework, pop quizzes, and long tests (and let’s be honest, we all do it), but deep down, most of us know our teachers are doing it for a reason. They’re not just giving us busywork they’re preparing us for the future, teaching us discipline, and helping us build the skills we’ll need later in life. Still, it’s not easy for them. Many face challenges like large class sizes, limited resources, and the constant pressure to meet high expectations. Despite that, they show up, adapt, and find creative ways to make learning meaningful. And teaching isn’t all they do. A lot of them coach sports teams, sponsor clubs, organize school events, and stay late grading papers or helping students one-on-one. They juggle so many responsibilities, often without much recognition. It’s easy to forget how much they sacrifice—time, energy, and even personal lives to make sure we have opportunities to learn and grow. Whether we admit it or not, teachers shape the entire atmosphere of the school. They’re the reason there are games to cheer at, plays to perform in, and after-school programs to join. They’re mentors, role models, and sometimes even second parents. Without them, the hallways would be empty, the classrooms silent, and the school spirit nonexistent. Teachers don’t just teach they build the foundation for everything we do, and they truly are the backbone of our school. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Community Interest Oct 16, 2025 NOLA Jail Escapee Has Been Caught After a long exhausting five month chase, the last escaped inmate, Derrick Groves, has finally been captured in Atlanta Georgia. Read More Oct 16, 2025 Hey! We're Boiling Down Here! I know everyone is feeling how hot it has been lately. Read More Oct 16, 2025 Forgotten Figures: Baton Rouge’s Unsung Heroes Baton Rouge history is filled with powerful names and moments but some of the City's most inspiring figures never get the spotlight they deserve and it's because of the color of their skin. Read More Aug 18, 2025 Transportation Turmoil : Ebr's Returning Transportation Nightmare As students return to East Baton Rouge Parish, one thing that has consistently persisted to shroud the first days of school in darkness is the district's often insufficient transportation system. Read More Aug 18, 2025 Hurricane Katrina: The Storm that Shook the City When Hurricane Katrina struck in August 2005, it didn’t just flood a city, it exposed the deep cracks in America’s infrastructure and the weakness of its disaster response systems. Read More Aug 18, 2025 New Chicken Spot on the Block It’s not Popeyes, it’s not Church’s, and it’s not Blue Store chicken. Baton Rouge has a new fried chicken spot, Southern Classic Chicken. Read More Apr 10, 2025 Trump Folds on Tariffs President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day pause on tariffs on all but the most countries, cutting them to 10%, as he raises tariffs on Chinese Imports to 125%. Read More Apr 8, 2025 US Justice Department To Seek Death Penalty for Mangione Last Tuesday, the Justice department announced it will seek the death penalty for accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione. Read More Apr 4, 2025 Trump's "Liberation Day" Is Anything But President Donald Trump has announced that all imported goods purchased by Americans should have an across the board tax. Read More Mar 25, 2025 Two More Arrested in SU Student’s Hazing Death Read More Mar 21, 2025 Exploring the Environment of Baton Rouge Baton Rouge, the capital city of Louisiana, is a vibrant location characterized by its rich culture, history, and unique environmental setting. Read More Mar 21, 2025 OPINION: The Dismantling of the Department of Education President Donald Trump signed an executive order on March 20, 2025 to dismantle the Department of Education. Read More Mar 13, 2025 SU Frat Members Lied About Where Pledge’s Death Happened Caleb Wilson died, and the members lied about where it happened. Read More Mar 7, 2025 OPINION: On The Death Penalty A man was executed in South Carolina via firing squad. Read More Feb 20, 2025 The Rise of AI Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed from a futuristic concept to an important part of our daily lives. Read More Dec 9, 2024 Education in a Digital World The American education crisis is on the rise due the internet and will only get worse as time progresses. Read More Dec 2, 2024 Teacher Spotlight: Mr. Blocker Mr.Blocker was selected as the teacher of the week for his “clear communication with parents and students” as expressed by Liberty Magnet Principal, Mr.Watson. Read More Nov 11, 2024 French Week This week-long event was to showcase and celebrate Louisiana French culture as well as French culture as a whole. Read More Oct 28, 2024 Best Museums in Baton Rouge If you are ever bored and need something to do, you could scroll through TikTok, or you could visit a museum. Read More Oct 21, 2024 How School Is Affecting Seniors Senior year becomes stressful because it is not just about school anymore. Read More Sep 27, 2024 Clubs Throughout the Years What's going on with clubs this year? That's the big question on everyone's mind—from students to teachers. Read More Sep 25, 2024 Most Effective Study Habits for Liberty Students Most Effective Study Habits for Liberty Students Read More Sep 24, 2024 Homecoming Campaigns This past week Liberty Magnet High Students got the chance to participate in competing for Homecoming titles. Read More Sep 9, 2024 Get To Know Amanda Fandal Get to know the new LMHS Magnet Coordinator! Read More Sep 9, 2024 Fun in the City! This fall, Baton Rouge will be bustling with new activities and so much fun for you and your family to indulge in. Read More Sep 3, 2024 Reflecting on School Spirit Everything can always be improved upon. This includes school spirit. Read More

TLFP Reviews REVIEW - An Inconsistent Horror Story “Monster: The Ed Gein Story” is not a regular true crime biography. It is made to be deeply psychological and visually arresting. Read More REVIEW - Pumpkin D-Lite: Yummy or Bummy? The smoothie, along with many other pumpkin spice options, was released October 1st. Read More REVIEW - Have You Ever Been Charmed? Have you ever been charmed before? If not, you definitely will be after listening to this album. Read More REVIEW - Faye Webster Steals the Show: Even When Under-Dressed at the Symphony Faye Webster is proof that quiet can still be powerful. Read More REVIEW - Cyberbullying Taken to the Next Level Imagine finding out your biggest bully was not a classmate, but your own mom. Read More REVIEW - Atomic Habits The book Atomic Habits by James Clear explains how small changes can lead to big results. Read More REVIEW - F1 The Movie: Was It Accurate? Formula 1 is as intense as it seems, especially on a big screen in theaters. Read More REVIEW - Bad Guys 2 "The Bad Guys 2” follows the Bad Guys as they struggle to live honest lives—until they decide to catch the Phantom Bandit in hopes of convincing the public they have changed. Read More REVIEW - Katseye: Your New Favorite Artist Katseye's newest release, Beautiful Chaos, is only the group’s second EP, but it already shows how much the six members are reaching for something bigger than just another pop project. Read More REVIEW - A Hero's Journey with a Twist Rick Riordian’s Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief is a book that gets your attention within the first chapter, and it doesn’t let go. Read More REVIEW - Instant Pot Vortex 5.7QT Air Fryer This air fryer is very convenient and easy to use. Read More

Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link REVIEW - An Inconsistent Horror Story “Monster: The Ed Gein Story” is not a regular true crime biography. It is made to be deeply psychological and visually arresting. “Monster: The Ed Gein Story” is not a regular true crime biography. It is made to be deeply psychological and visually arresting. The show dives into hallucinatory territory to depict Gein’s deteriorating mental state, using his dreamlike sequences, broken timelines, and mangled visual metaphors. These choices aim to give viewers a look into Gein’s schizophrenia and deeply rooted trauma that comes from his abusive mother, and his isolation from everyone else where he lives. Also everyone seems to take a specific dislike in the main character’s odd and creepy, high-pitched voice. There wasn’t much of a story to the show itself, but the way they were able to fictionalize it enough to make it worth the watch. With every victim in the show they sort of insulted them, whether they were real or assumed. The lines in the show were clearly based on the regular Hollywood storylines. You can basically tell that most of the stuff that was portrayed in the show was made up. Especially in episode six “Slanderous and untrue” was so far fetched from reality, to appeal to the audience. There is also a lot of gore included in the show, but I feel it was overexaggerated to appeal to another type of audience. The story relied on dragging out the gore and “creepy stuff" to get more views.I think that Ryan Murphy thinks he is pushing the envelope and “breaking norms,” when everything in the show was all the norms exaggerated to make it seem different. It seems he is trying to compare himself with Hitchcock and makes multiple points of doing so. Now, personally, I watch a lot of true crime and horror movies, so a lot of these things are easy to get by. But things were still pushed a bit too far. And back to his voice, a lto fo people say it was super annoying, and they couldn’t stand listening to it. Some even say he probably didn’t even sound like that, they just made him sound like that to make the character seem more creepy. I wouldn’t really call it a fictional story. It is about Ed Gein, the real person, but you have to remember that these people weren’t around to really know exactly what he was doing. It is more so about the myth surrounding Ed Gein, and they overlap it in interesting ways. With the combination of exaggeration and creepiness, and gore, that is what really makes the show seem more on the fictional side. While this show is odd and morbid, it was a good and interesting watch. If you can handle a show like this, then give it a watch. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link Back-to-School Reset: Tips to Start the Year Strong Kaylee Martin Aug 15, 2025 Liberty Magnet is back in session! Liberty Magnet is back in session! The first week back can feel like hitting the ground running, but with a few smart habits, you can prevent the chaos and be smooth-sailing the whole semester. Starting a new school year is an important time for students to set the tone for the year. It is more than being in the classroom again. The start of school is a natural reset point, a chance to step back, evaluate what worked last year, and set up routines that will make the coming months a little less stressful. Some students may thrive on color-coded planners, while others may be OK with a controlled chaos. Many face common challenges in those early weeks, from juggling new classes and schedules to staying motivated and organized. While every student operates differently, adopting intentional strategies can help anyone begin the year on the right foot. The key is finding what works for you and committing to it. Start strong and stay ahead . One of the best ways to avoid mid-semester burnout is to frontload your efforts. According to KD College Prep, experts recommend staying ahead in your classes as long as possible. Knocking out assignments early and tackling reading before it piles up is the most efficient way to leave not only time for studying, but also extracurricular activities you may want to do after-school instead of mountains of homework. Make a routine your friend . Routines might sound boring, but they’re a student’s best defense against tardies, missed homework, and unnecessary stress. The WISE Study Tips guide from Auburn University suggests setting consistent times for waking up, studying, and winding down.Creating set “study hours” each day helps train your brain to focus at the same time, just like an athlete practices every day before the game to up their skills. Even 20 minutes of planned review each evening can keep you from cramming at midnight before a big test. Write it down…literally everything! A well-utilized planner is not just for homework. Include project deadlines, sports practices, test dates, club meetings, and even downtime. This way, you can spot busy weeks ahead of time and plan accordingly. If you’re more visual, try color-coding by category to quickly see where your time is going. No matter if you’re a paper-and-pen person or a Google Calendar lover, having all your commitments in one place can keep you from double-booking yourself and help you see busy weeks coming. Build your social toolkit. High school success isn’t just about academics. CollegeVine notes that strong social skills like communicating face-to-face, asking for help, and working well in groups can boost both your confidence and your opportunities. Start small: introduce yourself to classmates you don’t know yet, or sit with someone new at lunch. Joining a club or team can help you meet people who share your interests while giving you practice in collaboration, leadership, and public speaking. These connections can turn into study buddies, supportive friends, and even future professional contacts. Carve out a study space. Studying in bed might sound comfortable, but it’s more likely to put you to sleep than put you in the zone. KD College Prep recommends finding a quiet, organized space with minimal distractions: a clear desk, good lighting, and maybe some noise-canceling headphones or background study music. Keep all your supplies nearby so you don’t break focus by getting up to find a pen or charger. Over time, your brain will associate that spot with productivity, making it easier to switch into “study mode” when you sit down. Most importantly, stay balanced. The most successful students know when to work and when to step away. Short breaks, healthy habits, and social time can all prevent burnout. In the end, it’s not about perfection, it’s about consistency. Whether it’s starting a simple routine, finding a study method that works for you, or staying connected with friends, small steps can lead to big results. We Liberty Magnet students are known for pushing boundaries and reaching high goals, and with the right mindset and habits in place, this can be your best year yet. So take a breath, reset, and remember: success starts with a strong foundation. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link LMHS vs McKinley - The Big Game Tavarius Brown Aug 15, 2025 Two weeks away from the big game, the excitement is already building. Two weeks away from the big game, the excitement is already building. Players from both teams are locked in, pushing themselves harder in practice, fine-tuning every play, and working on their teamwork. Liberty vs. McK is more than just a matchup—it’s the game everyone has circled on their calendars. Fans are buzzing, social media is lighting up with predictions, and the countdown has officially begun. The anticipation is so high that you can almost feel the energy in the air every time the game is mentioned. They will have high energy from last year from the last time they matched up so it will be a very good game. For the players, this is more than just another contest—it’s about pride, bragging rights, and proving who’s the best. Coaches are studying every angle, preparing strategies to outsmart the other side. Students, alumni, and community members are planning to fill the stands, ready to cheer their hearts out. Whether it’s the roar of the crowd, the clash on the field, or the final score, this game is set to be unforgettable. Liberty vs. McK isn’t just a competition; it’s an event that will leave a mark on the season. The rivalry between Liberty and McK has been brewing for years, with each team claiming their own streaks of glory. This season, both squads have shown flashes of brilliance, making the outcome harder than ever to predict. Players know that one mistake could decide the game, so every practice rep matters. Fans are already designing posters, painting their faces, and picking out their game-day gear. When kickoff arrives, the atmosphere will be electric, and every play will echo in the memories of those who witness it. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link The Allure of Kim Soo Hyun Dramas: A Reflection on Society's Challenges Courtney Prentiss Mar 25, 2025 As we indulge in the escapism his dramas provide, it is essential to also reflect on some pressing societal issues that are less glamorous but equally significant. Kim Soo Hyun is a name synonymous with captivating storytelling and exceptional acting in the world of Korean dramas. His ability to bring complex characters to life has won him a vast and dedicated fanbase. However, as we indulge in the escapism his dramas provide, it is essential to also reflect on some pressing societal issues that are less glamorous but equally significant. The Rise of Child Predators: A Societal Concern In recent years, there has been growing concern over the rise of child predators, an issue that has been exacerbated by the digital age. With more children spending time online, they are exposed to risks that previous generations could not have imagined. The anonymity and reach of the internet have made it easier for predators to target vulnerable individuals. This is a grave matter that requires collective vigilance and proactive measures to combat. The Role of Media and Perceptions of Childhood An often-discussed topic in this context is the way children are portrayed in media and the clothes they wear. There is a blurred line between childhood innocence and adult fashion that some argue contributes to the issue. Children dressing in ways deemed "grown-up" can sometimes attract unwanted attention and lead to misconceptions about their maturity and availability. While fashion is a form of self-expression and children should have the freedom to explore their identities, it is crucial for parents and guardians to guide them in understanding the implications of their choices. The focus should be on age-appropriate attire that allows children to be children while still expressing their unique personalities. The Impact of Celebrity Influence Celebrities like Kim Soo Hyun often become role models, and their influence can extend beyond their on-screen performances. While they may not directly contribute to societal issues like the rise of child predators, their prominence in media highlights the importance of responsible storytelling. Dramas and movies can either reinforce negative stereotypes or challenge them, offering a platform to educate and raise awareness. A Call to Action As fans of Kim Soo Hyun's dramas or any media, we can appreciate the art while also engaging in meaningful conversations about the issues it may inadvertently highlight. We should advocate for safer online environments, support educational programs on digital literacy, and encourage media producers to portray children responsibly. In conclusion, while we enjoy the allure of captivating dramas, let us not forget our responsibility to address and discuss societal challenges. Through awareness, education, and community effort, we can work towards a safer and more understanding environment for all, particularly the younger generations who are most vulnerable. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link February 6, 2024 - A Game to Remember Forrest White Aug 15, 2025 On February 6, 2024, Woodlawn High School energy was filled to the roof as the Liberty Magnet Patriots traveled to face the Woodlawn Panthers. On February 6, 2024, Woodlawn High School energy was filled to the roof as the Liberty Magnet Patriots traveled to face the Woodlawn Panthers. From the opening both teams traded baskets. Liberty took a narrow 28–24 lead into halftime. The third quarter saw tension go up and down. Liberty’s composure under pressure kept them in control. In the final minutes, timely shots and key free throws allowed the Patriots to pull away, securing a 60–53 victory. The matchup between Liberty Magnet and Woodlawn was more than just another regular-season game; it was a showing of determination, school pride, and fierce competitiveness. The crowd at Woodlawn cheered with every big play, creating an atmosphere that pushed both teams to bring their best. Liberty relied on disciplined execution and veteran leadership to secure the win. For students, it was the kind of battle that makes rivalries unforgettable. Liberty’s standout of the night was Malek Robinson, whose leadership and hustle earned him Player of the Game honors. The win boosted Liberty’s already season record to 33–4, showcasing our ability to perform in high-pressure environments and events. Woodlawn proved they could challenge top teams. The game highlighted talent, rivalry, and the will to win. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.