
“The teachers and administrators at Liberty High School were great at connecting with students and talking to us in a real way. Teachers like Carolyn Brice pushed me to do better, and Coach Shumpert went beyond just teaching leadership—he showed me how to work with all kinds of people and to always put others first. They invested in me and pushed me more than anything outside of school ever has. They let me be myself and helped set me up for success in the future.” - Sergeant Brady Autrey, Liberty High School Class of 2014
As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.
This story is just one example of SDPC’s commitment to building a People-Focused, Supportive Culture. Explore more stories highlighting our culture in the recent SDPC Strategic Plan Showcase: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMlbD1fcVjg
#75YearsOfImpact
#PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
#EngagingToday
#EmpoweringTomorrow
As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.
This story is just one example of SDPC’s commitment to building a People-Focused, Supportive Culture. Explore more stories highlighting our culture in the recent SDPC Strategic Plan Showcase: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMlbD1fcVjg
#75YearsOfImpact
#PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
#EngagingToday
#EmpoweringTomorrow


💰 FUTURE BOSSES, LISTEN UP! 💰
Are you a graduating Liberty High School senior with a dream of starting your own small business? Don't miss your shot at the Liberty Community Small Business Scholarship! We're giving away $500 to help you get the tools and supplies you need in areas like Welding, Cosmetology, Construction, Photography, and more.
Ready to launch your hustle?
🗓️ DEADLINE: March 27, 2026
➡️ APPLY: Contact your Guidance Counselor today!
Are you a graduating Liberty High School senior with a dream of starting your own small business? Don't miss your shot at the Liberty Community Small Business Scholarship! We're giving away $500 to help you get the tools and supplies you need in areas like Welding, Cosmetology, Construction, Photography, and more.
Ready to launch your hustle?
🗓️ DEADLINE: March 27, 2026
➡️ APPLY: Contact your Guidance Counselor today!


We’re thrilled to invite you to the 🎺SDPC Sound Off🎺, an annual exhibition event featuring performances by our four high school marching bands! Our bands have been gearing up for their regular competition season and want to showcase their hard work. Admission is FREE- bring your family and friends!
🗓️Date: Saturday, September 13
⏰Time: 7:00 PM (gates open at 6:00, performances begin at 7:00)
📍Where: Liberty High School football stadium
Come on out and support our high school marching bands!
🗓️Date: Saturday, September 13
⏰Time: 7:00 PM (gates open at 6:00, performances begin at 7:00)
📍Where: Liberty High School football stadium
Come on out and support our high school marching bands!


ASVAB Testing will be available at the Pickens County Career and Technology Center on September 11th at 9am. Students do not have to sign up- just drive over or ride the morning Career Center bus and you will be signed in at the CTC. Make sure to bring your Chromebook!


Feed A Hungry Child PC, Inc. is a local non-profit organization that is dedicated to providing nutritious, ready to eat food to children on the weekends during the school year. We serve students in Pickens County, SC in grades K4-12. Our mission is to help fight child hunger and give every student a fighting chance at educational success.
Our volunteers raise the funds, pick up the food, and deliver the food to participating Pickens County schools. Designated staff will discreetly distribute the Backpacks to your child before leaving school for the weekend. Feed A Hungry Child does not interact with your child or collect names. This is a free and anonymous program. We are partnered with the Second Harvest Food Bank, in which we purchase the Backpacks from. The packets may include items such as shelf-stable milk, ravioli, applesauce, fruit cups, cereals, and crackers. If you would like your child/children to participate in this program, please complete the form. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact your school FAHC coordinator.
CLICK HERE:
https://forms.gle/WTF5GcNedfsqgiXq7
Thanks,
The nurses at LHS
(864) 397-2607
kellicisson1@pickens.k12.sc.us
angelchappell@pickens.k12.sc.us
Our volunteers raise the funds, pick up the food, and deliver the food to participating Pickens County schools. Designated staff will discreetly distribute the Backpacks to your child before leaving school for the weekend. Feed A Hungry Child does not interact with your child or collect names. This is a free and anonymous program. We are partnered with the Second Harvest Food Bank, in which we purchase the Backpacks from. The packets may include items such as shelf-stable milk, ravioli, applesauce, fruit cups, cereals, and crackers. If you would like your child/children to participate in this program, please complete the form. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact your school FAHC coordinator.
CLICK HERE:
https://forms.gle/WTF5GcNedfsqgiXq7
Thanks,
The nurses at LHS
(864) 397-2607
kellicisson1@pickens.k12.sc.us
angelchappell@pickens.k12.sc.us

TCTC is hosting a back-to-school drop-in at TCTC Easley Campus for Anderson 1 and SDPC students on Tuesday, August 13th, from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This event will help students:
Locate their classes
Order parking passes
Get their student IDs
Verify access to their MYTCTC accounts and Blackboard before classes begin
In addition, students can receive help accepting their SC WINS funding—ensuring their tuition balance is covered. They'll also have a chance to meet staff from both the HSEO office and the Easley Campus, who will be supporting them throughout their dual enrollment journey.
Locate their classes
Order parking passes
Get their student IDs
Verify access to their MYTCTC accounts and Blackboard before classes begin
In addition, students can receive help accepting their SC WINS funding—ensuring their tuition balance is covered. They'll also have a chance to meet staff from both the HSEO office and the Easley Campus, who will be supporting them throughout their dual enrollment journey.


Mark your calendars!



Mark your calendars for 2025 AP Exam Testing!


English 2 TDW testing begins April 29th. See the schedule below for all EOC test dates at LHS:


Hope to see you there!


Way to go, Bailey!


Parent Event: Helping Your Family Bridge the Tech Gap
SDPC families — you're invited to a special event with Joshua Adams from Parent ProTech, focused on how technology is shaping the lives of Gen Z and Gen Alpha.
Learn about:
✔️ Screen time trends & the science behind them
✔️ Practical strategies for healthy tech habits
✔️ How to stay connected as a family in today's digital world
April 1 | 5:00–6:30 PM
ALIVE Wesleyan Church - 136 Chastain Rd, Central, SC 29630
✅ FREE and open to all SDPC parents
✅ Click here to register: https://forms.gle/GCcGHW91wGktUZmPA
Let’s work together to help our kids thrive in a tech-saturated world!


Way to go, Dillon!


Order your yearbook now! Limited copies remaining.


Way to go, Arelly!


Way to go, Abbygale!


Way to go, Carter!


Eli has been selected as the 2025 SDPC Work-Based Learning Student of the Year in Engineering!


Way to go, Laila!


Students interested in taking dual enrollment next year need to plan to attend the TCTC Dual Enrollment Orientation meeting on Tuesday, February 25 at 6pm at LHS. Students and parents are encouraged to attend to get more information about taking Technical Career Pathway courses including Welding, Mechatronics, CNC Programming, Computer Information Tech, Enginering, HVAC, and Business and about taking college transfer courses such as ENG 101 and others.