Liberty's elementary and middle school programs consists of kindergarten through 8th grade.  Each classroom is taught by a Christian teacher with curriculum from a Christian perspective.  The curriculum is cohesive and builds upon itself each year for a strong and continuous knowledge base. 

Kindergarten through 2nd grade use Abeka for all subjects. Third through eighth use a combination of Abeka, BJU, Apologia, IEW, and Veritas Press. Cursive is taught beginning in 1st grade and continues throughout the grades.

Dresscode

One of the fundamental purposes of school is to provide the foundation for developing a proper attitude toward education.  In order to implement this, it is essential to create and maintain an effective teaching learning environment.  Student attire impacts the teaching and learning environment.  It can either promote a more effective educational environment, or it can disrupt the educational climate and process. 

Please view the Dress Code in the Parent Handbook below.  

Homework 

We will endeavor to assign homework on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.  Length of homework will vary with each grade. For grades 1 through 5, it should take around 30 minutes. For grades 6 through 8, homework should total no longer that an hour to 1 1/2 hours.  Students are encouraged to manage their time wisely, so they can finish their daily work in class and not add to the time necessary to complete the assigned homework.

Athletics

Girls volleyball and boys and girls basketball teams are available for grades 5-8.  Please contact the school for more information.

Extra-curricular Classes

Grades 1 through 8 all attend specialized, enriching classes in music, physical education, and art to encourage creativity, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

Parent Classroom Involvement 

We highly encourage parents to be involved weekly in their child's classroom.  This not only shows your child how valued and important they are, but also gives you the chance to view what is going on in the classroom, get to know your child's friends and teacher, and learn what your child's strengths and weaknesses are academically and socially.  There are various ways to do this from helping with reading groups, correcting papers, playing with the children at recess, reading to the classroom, and so much more.  Please contact the office to fill out our volunteer form.