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Liberty alumni understand and are inclined toward that which is true, beautiful, good, and perfect.  This is a very valuable character quality held in common and denoted by the LCHS diploma.  Linked through virtue and a firm academic foundation, the growing network of Liberty alumni opens doors, maintains friendships, and connects members of a unique orbit of influential and accomplished graduates. 

Alumni Resources

Please complete the form linked below to ensure your LCS alma mater has your latest information. 

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Alumni News

LCHS alumni have unique experiences to share.  These stories may be fun, interesting, inspiring, or may serve to connect alumni engaged in similar pursuits.  Some will check all these boxes.  Current LCS students – all the way back to elementary grades – working hard to succeed in their studies get a lot out of reading regular “Alumni Updates.”  So do their parents, the LCS faculty, and other alumni.  So please, take the time to support your alma mater by sharing a few lines about your life after high school.
 

Whether you’ve gotten engaged, married, had a baby, landed your dream job, relocated, or have anything fun to share, the Liberty community wants to read about it. Complete the form above to submit your update and see it below.

Three young men stand on a podium in front of a stadium with a press box, celebrating their RMAC 400m hurdles championship.

Merek Ranstrom ('23) is continuing his hurdle career at South Dakota School of Mines.  At the conference meet in Pueblo, Colorado, he placed 2nd in the 110m high hurdles with a personal record time of 14.24.

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After graduating from LCHS in 2021, Brad started college at Front Range Community College. Due to the post-pandemic structure many schools adopted, it made the most sense for him to switch to online classes.

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After a year that included a second Middle East deployment and earning his instructor pilot certification with the U.S. Air Force, Nate capped off 2025 with a successful surprise proposal to Molly Kiernan in Key West—despite major travel delays along the way.

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Eliana Macy represented Liberty Common School at the annual Great Hearts Classical Symposium in Tempe, Arizona while sharing the impact of her education and is now thriving as a freshman psychology major and volleyball player at Arizona Christian University.
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Eva (Hoskins) Faour (LCHS Class of ’20) has returned to Liberty as a long-term substitute-music teacher, bringing her lifelong passion for music and ensemble experience to inspire the next generation of student musicians.

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Corah Clemmer (LCHS Class of ’24) has been elected Vice President of CSU’s Dean’s Student Leadership Council, where she represents thousands of business students, leads major campus initiatives, and contributes to both university leadership and community impact.
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Hadley Elgard ’25 was home from Montana State University during Christmas break and ran into Headmaster Bob Schaffer at a local coffee shop.