What People are Saying About Liber Community School

I am running out of words on how much you and your teachers, students have impacted our lives. Vishnu really looks forward to coming to school, is confident, is independent (doesn't need me in the classroom), enjoys learning, loves his teachers - specially Miss Susan. He has made friends at school, has learned to follow rules - finally has stopped running down the hallway. You and your staff, the families that come here are absolutely the most loving, wonderful set of people who teach by inspiring the child to be at their personal best.

After doing measurements in the classroom, he came home and laid his toy snake across the tile and announced that Ceasar (his toy snake) was 1.5 tiles long!

Thanks so much for running this wonderful school. I can visualize you building a great community of strong families, future leaders that will make a positive impact on the communities they live.

Regards,

Uma, Parent

Emily and I feel extremely fortunate to have found Liber Community School. The top notch teachers, the interesting classes offerred, the small class sizes and the community feeling your school provides meets Emily's needs well. Before Liber, we could not find any other suitable educational option. Emily is now happy and well-adjusted, learning more than she ever has and doing well socially, thanks to you and your school.

Very Sincerely, Liz, Parent

At Liber Community School, my children are taught according to their unique strengths, challenges, and interests. There are so many engaging classes to choose from, it is sometimes difficult to decide! My children benefit from the school’s project-based, minds-on approach and personal attention. My children are truly growing up to love learning!

Beth, Love of Learning Coach and mom of 2

Liber has given me the greatest gift: an education worth having. When I left public school, people asked me why. I told them that my children deserved better. Liber is what they deserved.

The best part of Liber Community School is the "community." Watching the interaction between young adults and children is a reward that you won't find at other schools. Everyday I see 3 year olds and 6 year olds look up at 13 year olds with admiration. I see older students lead and play games with every aged student. The word teenager, at least the derogative way high schools and society uses it, isn't apparent here. At LCS we have young adults, role models, and learners poised to accept their responsiblities and reach their goals.

Susan Miller, Scholar Mentor and Mom of 2