Liberty Elementary School was built as a central school in 1925 for the Village of Liberty. In 1963, the Liberty Central High School was opened because of the expanding population at the Main Street Building, which now houses the elementary school students. Liberty Middle School was opened in 1992 due to overcrowding at the elementary and high schools. The high school enrolls students in grades 8-12 and offers an array of academic programs, which include AP courses and a Distance Learning Program that was newly added, and students can participate in extracurricular activities and sports.

   Liberty participates in a LEAP, Liberty Enrichments After-School Program, which provides supervised and cost-effective before and after-school programs that are safe and drug-free for students, their families, and the community. The Liberty LEAP program puts an emphasis on goal setting, management, safety, health and nutrition, as well as family and community involvement.

   Liberty's Core Values consist of believing that all individual's have inherent worth and can reach their potential with support and guidance; a positive attitude is essential to knowledge, creativity, and growth; learning is life-long; respect deserves respect; and passion drives great achievements. Liberty Central School District's Mission statements inspires all students to pursue their dreams and to contribute and thrive in a diverse community. According to Liberty's Strategic Objectives, by 2005, students will be able to articulate and pursue their dreams, contribute to and be members of the diverse community in which they live.

Liberty Elementary School
201 North Main St.
Liberty, NY 12754

Liberty Middle School
145 Buckley St.
Liberty, NY 12754

Liberty Central High School
125 Buckley St.
Liberty, NY 12754
845-292-5400

Liberty's Report Card - New York State Education Department