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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 academic 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.
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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
27
Years of Excellence
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News & Events
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Updates from the Board of Directors
Patrick Albright, Board of Directors
The Liberty Common School Board of Directors is pleased to announce Mrs. Nancy Hoyer has been selected as the new Assistant Principal at the Aristotle Campus.
Classical Education: Impacting Future Generations
Paulina Deitrick, LCHS Spanish Instructor and Foreign-Language Department Head
One of the main perks of working at Liberty Common School is you become part of a community of like-minded people who love learning and who encourage you to learn constantly. Our administrators have always done a wonderful job of inspiring us to take classes, sign up for conferences, and do as much as we can to grow in our professional expertise.
“Look – His Name Is Cooper!”
Bob Schaffer, Headmaster
The Board agreed then, as we all do now, that children like Elliot, Cooper and their two other siblings make expanding an easy gambit. Truly, there are countless reasons for every Liberty family to go big in this fund drive. Elliot, however, articulated perhaps the sweetest one. “Look, his name is Cooper!”
Approaching the Finish Line
Tiffany Burgess, LCHS Dean of Student Affairs
While many young people might be tempted to trade their pencil bags for picnic baskets, Liberty scholars understand the crucial nature of the homestretch. Embedded in their conscience are years of character education.
Beauty Will Save Liberty Scholars
Elizabeth Barber, Board of Directors Vice President
At Liberty Common School, the educational effort to instill knowledge and virtue in the hearts and minds of students unites us. Yet this quote by Solzhenitsyn also challenges us to remember an essential component of such an education—to nourish the soul on the beautiful. Beauty, he argues, has the power to redeem.