Liberty Day is StoneBridge’s annual tribute to our military and is one of the most beloved events by our community.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Where can I/we park? There is limited parking at StoneBridge School. Check back here for more shuttling details.
2. Are all military family members allowed to participate? Yes! Parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, extended family, and close family friends of any StoneBridge student are all welcome to participate. Those who are able to attend the ceremony may walk with their SBS relative in the candle ceremony. If none are able to attend, the children walk alone as representatives of their military family members.
3. How does the candle ceremony work?  During the Liberty Day Chapel, students and military members who are participating in the ceremony leave the sanctuary to line up in classrooms for the processional. The students and military members are organized by the student’s last name. The students (with or without military members) form a line and are announced from the rear of the sanctuary. Once their names are called, each service member and student will then walk together to the front of the sanctuary, where they present a candle to commemorate their service. At the conclusion of this processional, the military anthems for each branch are sung.
4. Should military service members wear their uniform? Members of the military may wear uniforms but they are not required to.
5. How can I request a service member be included in the program? To participate in the ceremony and/or slideshow, submit the Liberty Day form and your photographs by January 19, 2024 to Amy Cobb, Director of Events and Alumni Relations at amy.cobb@stonebridgeschool.com.
6. Do I need to submit pictures? The pictures are used in a slideshow that is shown before and during the ceremony. Pictures are not necessary to participate.