Liliana Liberato is BHS Student of the Month for November 2024
Provided by Bluffton High School
Bluffton High School proudly recognizes Liliana Liberato as the November 2024 student of the month. Liliana is a junior with a 4.0 GPA and is the daughter of Gesse and Leslie Liberato of Bluffton.
Liberato’s array of accomplishments showcase both her diverse talents and commitment to academics. She is heavily involved in the performing arts, participating in show choir, symphonic choir, chamber choir, high school ensemble, marching band, concert band and orchestra. Her passion for music extends beyond the classroom. She earned a one rating at solo and ensemble competition and enjoys writing music in her free time.
In addition to her musical talents, Liliana is a dedicated student who excels in academics. She received awards in freshman geometry and English as well as the Spanish I honors award, highlighting her versatility across subjects. As a member of the National Honor Society and Student Senate, she demonstrates leadership and commitment to her education, peers and school. She is taking college courses at the University of Findlay and Rhodes State College and plans to attend Rhodes State College, majoring in Occupational Therapy. CONTINUES ▶︎
Outside the classroom, Liliana works at Shirley's Popcorn and is an entrepreneur, operating her own Brazilian bonbon business. Her culinary venture showcases not only her work ethic but also her cultural connections. Liberato is a dual citizen of the United States and Brazil and lived in Brazil for five and a half years, allowing her the opportunity to become bilingual in Spanish and English. In her spare time, Liliana enjoys reading, drawing, crocheting, journaling, attending Bible study and managing her own YouTube channel.
Liliana embodies the spirit of dedication, creativity and leadership, and pursues her many interests with enthusiasm. We are proud to honor her as the BHS November student of the month.
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