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Welcome From Our Headmaster
A Philosophy Rooted in Tradition
"Tradition means giving votes to the most obscure of all classes, our ancestors. It is the democracy of the dead. Tradition refuses to submit to the small and arrogant oligarchy of those who merely happen to be walking about." — G.K. Chesterton
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Three Campuses
Liberty Common School consists of three campuses in Fort Collins, Colorado. Two elementary-school campuses serve grades K–6 and one combined junior-high and high-school campus serving grades 7–12. Explore this section to learn more about our campuses.
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Explore Our Opportunities
Discover the core curriculum at Liberty Common School. It is supplemented by a wealth of enriching programs designed to nurture personal development and empower students for future success.
K-12
Grades Offered
1
Unique Order and House System
23
Sports Offered Grades 6-12
600+
Student-Athletes
40
Student Clubs and Co-curriculars
19
Classes Offered In The Arts
3
Campuses
1475
Students
28
Years of Excellence
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News & Events
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Community of Commitment
Pete Conrad, Board of Directors
Not only does our parental community remain steadfastly involved in children’s education, Liberty Common parents are incredibly generous with their time, talent, and treasure.
Assistant Principal Chris Reynolds Earns the Milken Educator Award
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Out of the 3.5 million educators across America and tens of thousands in Colorado, the national spotlight shines brightly on one talented educator today: Chris Reynolds.
Finding Opportunities for Wonder
Brayden Lane, LCHS History Instructor
One of the greatest dangers facing the younger generations is the erosion of such opportunities brought about through our technologically-connected world. The paradox of their lives is we as a species are more connected than at any point in world history, and yet, we are more socially isolated and disconnected than ever before.
Life in the Dock: Wonder over Relevance
Chris Reynolds, LCHS Assistant Principal
Both Virginia Woolf and C.S. Lewis allegorically describe the disposition of a person in terms of whether they see themselves on the bench or in the dock.
All In
Steve Ronen, Fourth-Grade Instructor
Our modern age allows access to comfort, distractions, leisure, and conveniences beyond imagining. And even the poorest American has a life quite luxurious compared with our ancestors of even 200 years ago. We often live lives devoid of existential challenges.