We are a comprehensive 6th through 12th-grade award-winning junior and senior high school located on the leeward side of the North Cascades in North Central Washington. At Liberty Bell, we celebrate that each student’s plan is unique, ever-evolving, and something they get to own.
After graduation, Lucy will attend California State University, Chico, majoring in Kinesiology. Her plan is to then transfer to another school to get her masters in Prosthetics and Orthotics.
Lucy writes, “In 7 years I hope to have started my career, maybe in Washington, British Columbia, or maybe further? I'm not sure where I will end up, but I will make sure to take time to do the things I enjoy; playing the drums, drawing, and cooking.”
Lucy’s advice to younger students: “Try new things, even if they might be difficult, even if you might fail.”
We’re proud of your accomplishments, Lucy! Congratulations!
Court plans on attending Spokane Community College in the fall to pursue a degree in architectural technology. “In 7 years I will have graduated from all my schooling and will be in the workforce building a name for myself in the architecture world,” Court writes.
Advice for younger students: “Enjoy your high school years because before you know it, you’ll blink and suddenly be a senior wondering where the time went.”
Wishing you all the best, Court! Congratulations!
Tesh says, “My superpower would be teleportation because I've spent so much of my time driving around and wishing I could just be there instantly. Also that would make seeing the world so easy, you could just travel wherever you wanted during the day and then teleport home at night.”
After graduation Tesh will be attending Whitman College to pursue a degree in psychology.
In 7 years, “I'll be out of college, maybe living with roommates who would hopefully let me adopt some cats because I've always wanted to. I hope to have settled into my career and still be traveling and exploring the world,” Tesh writes.
Advice for younger students: “Challenge yourself once, and then keep challenging yourself after. You'll never know what you're capable of if you don't let yourself find out.”
Congratulations, Tesh! We wish you all the best!
Astrid writes, “If I could have a superpower, it would be teleportation, so I could save time and money.”
After graduation, Astrid plans to take a gap year to work and save money before studying culinary arts with a baking and pastry specialization. She says, “In seven years, I see myself living back in El Salvador, working in my own pastry shop, and maybe traveling around the world.”
Advice for younger students: “Believe in yourself even when no one else does, and enjoy life because we only have one to live.”
We’re so proud of you, Astrid! Congratulations!
After graduating, Audrey plans to attend Hope College in Holland, Michigan, where she will continue running track. Her goal is to double major in kinesiology and psychology.
In 7 years, Audrey writes, “I see myself exploring a new place and culture somewhere in South America or Asia, surrounded by many cats and maybe a dog, while happily working in a career that I love.”
Audrey’s advice for younger students: “Have compassion for the people around you, and don’t be afraid to try new things, it goes by fast so make the most of it!”
Congratulations, Audrey! We can’t wait to see where you go!
When asked about a superpower he’d like to have, Remi said, “I’d like to be able to teleport.”
Remi plans on attending Skagit Valley College to play basketball. In 7 years he hopes to “have finished up college and my hoop dreams and traveled a bit.”
Remi’s advice to younger students: “It’s alright to procrastinate as long as you get done.”
We’re proud of you, Remi! Congratulations!
Anah plans to attend Savannah College of Art and Design to study fashion marketing and management, and in 7 years she will be “enjoying my 25th year of life.”
Anah’s advice to younger students: “Stay in sports! You’ll only regret leaving.”
Congratulations, Anah! We wish you the best!
What season would you be and why? “I'd be winter, because I love the snow and downhill skiing.”
In the fall, Max will be entering the Pre-Engineering program at Spokane Falls Community College, and in 7 years he imagines he’ll be restoring antique airplanes.
Max’s advice for younger students: “Never be afraid to ask for help.”
Congratulations, Max! We wish you all the best!
