An Egg-cellent Project

A gallery showing off photos from Mr. Barker’s “egg-sitting” project.

Indie Tate, Reporter | January 30, 2026

Zach Geisler (12) sleds down a snowy hill along with his egg.

You may have seen students around the school carrying eggs, and wondered what they’re for. These eggs are taken care of by Mr. Barker’s AP Psychology class, where they’re tasked to “raise” an egg for nine days. They are instructed to take five photos of their egg each day. This project takes place during the child development unit. The goal is for students to learn how to take care of a “child.” Here’s a look at what some of the eggs have been up to.

Donate to LHStoday

$235

$500

Contributed

Our Goal

Your donation will support the student journalists of Liberty High School. For the 2025-26 school year, we are trying to purchase additional cameras and video equipment for our growing media program. We also plan to attend the national journalism conference in Orlando in November 2026.

About the Contributors

Indie Tate, Reporter

Indie Tate is a freshman, she is in her first year in publications. She joined Journalism Club in eighth grade, and is excited to join the high school class. In her free time, she writes, draws, and animates. She looks forward to writing articles and doing photography this year.

Lorelei Wise, Editor-in-Chief of LHStoday.org

Lorelei Wise is a senior, and is thrilled to lead the Online News staff in carving out an exciting path for LHSToday! Beyond publications, Lorelei loves writing in all facets, from literary essays to slam poetry, and has found her haven in words. She is also involved as Drum Major of the marching band, Vice President of HOSA, Vice President of Key Club, and Treasurer of Earth Club, where she has met and worked with passionate, dedicated students from around the school. Lorelei can also be seen on stage as an actress in theater, and has recently gotten into a Welsh musical artist named Ren. (If you know who this is, she asks you politely to please get in contact with her immediately.) She is excited to kick off the year!

Austin Koehnemann, Editor-in-Chief of The Talon

Austin Koehnemann is a senior, and this is her third year in publications. Austin is co Editor-In-Chief for the Talon Yearbook. Outside of Publications, Austin is on the Varsity Cheer Team, on the leadership team for FCA, and a member of Link Crew. In her free time she enjoys spending time with family and friends, shopping, and traveling. After school, Austin plans to go to school to go into teaching or biomedical sciences.

LHS Publications