
Kindergarten Enrollment
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Kindergarten Enrollment
Enrollment Open for 2026–2027 School Year
The objective of Liberty Common School’s kindergarten program is to introduce children to school and prepare them for first grade and beyond. This will be a child's first step toward cultivating wisdom and virtue at LCS. The students’ primary focus is to learn the content specified by the Core Knowledge Sequence curriculum and the skills developed in Liberty’s literacy and math programs.
Registration Details
Age Eligibility for Kindergarten Enrollment
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2026–27 school year: Children must be five years old before or on Thu 1 OCT 2026 to be enrolled in kindergarten for the 2026–2027 school year.
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2027–28 school year: Children must be five years old before or on Fri 1 OCT 2027 to be registered for kindergarten in the 2027–2028 school year.
Cost
Kindergarten at Liberty Common School is free.
Half-Time Kindergarten
Liberty Common School offers both full-time and half-time kindergarten. The Core Knowledge Sequence curriculum for kindergarten is designed as a half-time curriculum acknowledging full-time kindergarten is not an academic necessity. To ensure parity between half-time and full-time academic preparation for first grade, the full-time program is designed to be:
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50% academics and skill instruction/development; and,
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50% enrichment, skills practice to reduce homework, and supervised playtime.
Enrollment in half-time and full-time kindergarten programs is by lottery. Half-time kindergartners will attend school full days on Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday and a half day on Fridays.
Links and Resources
- Core Knowledge PreSchool Sequence
- Core Knowledge Sequence Content and Skills Guidance for Preschool
- What Your Preschooler Needs To Know
- What Your Kindergartener Needs To Know
- LCS Kindergarten-Curriculum Map
- LCS Kindergarten Lesson Organizers
- 10 Questions to Ask When Choosing A School
- After-School Care
- Transportation
- Dress Code for Kindergarten
- PSD Early Access Program
Kindergarten at Liberty Common School
Watch this short video to see Liberty Common School's kindergarten classrooms in action.

Lottery Information
Liberty Common School utilizes a randomized selection process known as a lottery to select students for enrollment. Throughout the year, families can enter their students in the lottery pool using our online form, and from there, a blind draw is conducted to randomly select students for enrollment. Entering a student into the lottery at an earlier age does not increase their chances of being selected; all eligible students in the lottery pool for a given enrollment year have an equal opportunity to be drawn, regardless of when their application was submitted.
Lottery draws for kindergarten typically begin in October.
Kindergarten FAQ
- When can my child start kindergarten?
- How do I enroll for kindergarten?
- Is there a cost to attend kindergarten?
- Does Liberty Common School offer preschool?
- Is kindergarten full-time or half-time?
- Can I choose which elementary campus I want my student to attend?
- Do you have to live in the Poudre School District to attend Liberty?
When can my child start kindergarten?
How do I enroll for kindergarten?
Is there a cost to attend kindergarten?
Does Liberty Common School offer preschool?
Is kindergarten full-time or half-time?
Can I choose which elementary campus I want my student to attend?
Do you have to live in the Poudre School District to attend Liberty?
Upcoming Events
Health Information
If your child has a health condition requiring medication or a healthcare plan at school, please email school nurse Mrs. Natalie Dybzinski.
Immunizations:
Please read here about school-required immunizations and vaccine exemptions:
- Immunization requirements to attend school (k-12)
- Many students do not receive their last immunizations until their five-year-old checkup. Please remember immunizations may need to be submitted after age five.
All other health forms can be found on the health-services page.
Early Access
Children enrolling in kindergarten must be five years old before or on October 1. If your child will not turn five by October 1, he or she may only be considered for early-kindergarten enrollment through Poudre School District’s Early Access process. Early Access is designed for highly advanced gifted children and requires district evaluation and testing to determine eligibility. Acceptance is not guaranteed and is based on PSD’s established criteria and assessment process. For more information, please visit PSD’s Early Access program.

