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Submitted by parent on October 08, 2022
Great school, fun environment and beautiful area
Submitted by parent on October 31, 2017
Great Leader at the principal position. The staff works hard to communicate with parents and students.
Submitted by other on August 27, 2016
Liberty has a great atmosphere. The teachers are mostly understanding, but they make sure they do your work and inspire the desire to do well in students. Students are very diverse and amicable with one another; there is no bullying. There is little behavioral issues and our staff is very supportive and filled with "Liberty Pride".
Submitted by student on August 25, 2016
I am a current student at Liberty High School. The new administration pushes for everyone to do their best. The teachers are very supportive and do their best to prepare us for our future. Liberty is a great school.
Submitted by parent on April 14, 2015
The majority of students are under achieving, which says alot about the school. The main idea coming down from administration is just pass your class and get the heck out of here. There is no push to pursue higher education or dream big, nothing like that. Behavior is another story. Students are not prepared for AP courses and then pressured into signing up for them. This school is a mess and it's sad for the few students and staff who are really trying to do better.
Submitted by teacher on December 02, 2010
Liberty is a wonderful place to work. The administration is supportive; the kids are friendly, and teachers care about their students. Liberty has its problems with students who don't want to learn, but overall, the environment is safe, and kids are learning.
Submitted by other on November 15, 2010
Liberty usually has quality athletic program. Its academics have been lacking recently. The new AP initiative program and leadership that has been put in place over the last couple of years should help to turn this around. Speaking as a Liberty High School graduate I know first hand how the class room environment doesn't properly prepare students to enter a completive college setting. As a current student at the University of Virginia I can fully understand the gap of what is supposed to be a college preparatory classroom at Liberty High School and an actual college classroom at a large, academic intensive university. The bottom line is the college preparatory classes lack teachers who are CAPABLE of preparing students for an elite college. Liberty does have a link to two regional Governor's schools, Central Virginia Governor's School and Roanoke Valley Governor's School are other avenues for advanced students who intend on attending highly competitive colleges. On the other hand, Liberty's connection to Bedford Science and Technology Center provides students an excellent opportunity to learn important workforce skills for those who wish to immediately enter the workforce.