Quaker Valley School District Police

10/24/2026

10/23/2026

🚨📞 Learning When to Call 9-1-1! 📞🚨

Today at Edgeworth Elementary Quaker Valley School District, D.A.R.E. Officer Liberty kicked off his weekly visits with our first-grade students by discussing the importance of knowing when and how to call 9-1-1 in an emergency! 🚔👮‍♂️

Our young learners are building important safety skills that can help them know what to do when someone needs help. We’re proud to help our students learn, grow, and stay safe! 💙

10/20/2026

🪵🔨 Project #1: Complete! Tic-Tac-Toe Fun at Edgeworth Elementary Quaker Valley School District! 🎯

This week, Officer Liberty’s after-school woodworking club at Edgeworth Elementary School put the finishing touches on their first project—a wooden Tic-Tac-Toe game! 🎉

Over the past three weeks, our talented students drilled out their game boards, added two storage slots for their game marbles, and finished everything off with a beautiful stain and protective coating. 🪵✨

Everyone did an AWESOME job! 👏 We’re proud of all the hard work, creativity, and craftsmanship our students put into their projects!

Now it’s time to roll up our sleeves and get started on Project #2—and this next one is sure to keep a sweet treat in store for everyone! 🍬😋

10/19/2026

⚖️ Building Leadership and Responsibility at QVHS!

Today at Quaker Valley High Quaker Valley School District, Magisterial District Judge Giuseppe Rosselli officiated the swearing-in ceremony for several members of the Junior Class who will serve on the QVHS Peer Jury.

Congratulations to these students as they take on this important responsibility, demonstrating leadership, accountability, and a commitment to their school community! 👏

10/09/2026

🚒🔥 Fire Prevention Week at Quaker Valley School District! 🔥🚒

This morning, our local Quaker Valley Fire Departments visited each of our school buildings to assist staff and students with our monthly fire drills! 🚨

Following each successful drill, members of our community fire departments—including some of our very own QVSD@Quaker Valley School District students who volunteer with these departments—spent time with our students sharing important fire safety lessons and providing hands-on demonstrations of various firefighting equipment. 🧑‍🚒🧯

We are incredibly grateful to our local firefighters and our student volunteers for taking the time to help keep our schools safe while teaching our students valuable lessons that could one day save a life!

Thank you to all our community firefighters Cochran Hose Company - Sewickley Fire Department Quaker Valley Fire District for keeping Quaker Valley safe! ❤️🚒

10/06/2026

🪚🔨 Building Skills, Creativity & Fun at Edgeworth Elementary! 🎨👷‍♂️

As part of the Edgeworth HSA clubs, Officer Liberty is once again combining his love of woodworking with his role as a school police officer to host an after-school woodworking club at Edgeworth Elementary Quaker Valley School District!

Our young woodworkers are hard at work learning how to drill, sand, paint, and assemble two awesome DIY projects during their weekly, one-hour club meetings over the six-week program. 🪵🔧

It’s a great opportunity for our students to learn new skills, get creative, work with their hands, and—most importantly—have fun while building something they can be proud of!

We can’t wait to see what these future woodworkers create! 👏🪚🎨

10/02/2026

📣 S-P-I-R-I-T!!!! 💙💛

Happy Spirit Week at Quaker Valley School District! 🎉

This morning, our QV Football Team, Cheerleaders, and QV Band brought the school spirit to each of our schools as we get ready for tonight’s Homecoming game! 🏈📣🎺

A huge thank-you to our students, athletes, cheerleaders, and musicians for helping get everyone fired up and ready to CHEER ON OUR QUAKERS! 💙💛

LET’S GO, QV!!! 🏈🎉

09/24/2026

🧼👏 Clean hands = healthy hands! 👏🧼

Today at Edgeworth Elementary Quaker Valley School District, Officer Liberty and his special assistant, 5th grade student Everly Southwood, wrapped up his Kindergarten visits with a fun and important lesson about staying safe and healthy by following the Five Steps to Wash Our Hands! 🫧👐

Our Kindergarten students did an excellent job learning the steps and showing how proper handwashing can help keep themselves, their classmates, and our entire school community healthy! ❤️

A big thank-you to Everly for being such a great helper, and a HUGE shout-out to our amazing Kindergarten students for being such great learners! ⭐️

Great job, Kindergarten! Keep those hands clean! 🧼👐💙

09/17/2026

This afternoon at Edgeworth Elementary Quaker Valley School District, Officer Liberty visited Mr. Shaffer’s Kindergarten class for our first safety lesson of the school year!
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Today’s lesson focused on the importance of washing our hands to help keep us safe and healthy. After Mr. Shaffer’s class helped Officer Liberty learn the five steps to clean hands, our special guest, 5th-grade student Abby Hillman, joined the class for a hands-on demonstration. 🫧

With guidance from our Kindergarten students, Abby was directed through each of the five steps to properly wash her hands.
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What a great way to start the year by learning that something as simple as clean hands can make a big difference in keeping ourselves and others healthy and safe! Great job, Mr. Shaffer’s class!

09/11/2026

As part of our 9/11 remembrance lesson, Officer Liberty shared his personal experience with the fourth-grade students at Edgeworth Elementary Quaker Valley School District.

On the morning of September 11, 2001, shortly after 8:00 a.m., Officer Liberty and his wife departed from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, en route to Las Vegas, Nevada. As the events of 9/11 unfolded, their flight was grounded in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, along with thousands of other flights across the country.

Unable to continue their journey by air, Officer Liberty and his wife were forced to make the long drive home to Cleveland. During his visit with our fourth graders, Officer Liberty shared what he remembers from that day and helped students understand the uncertainty and impact that 9/11 had on our nation.

We are grateful for the opportunity to share these personal stories with our students as we remember the lives lost and the sacrifices made on September 11, 2001.