Attending an Information Session:
Includes our talk "What Makes an Education Excellent?, live student demonstrations, opportunities to meet directors, teachers and other parents, refreshments and complimentary childcare. 

Requesting an information packet.
Includes a few additional resources as well as a printed Statement of Faith, enrollment application, student referral forms, tuition schedule and more.  (Contact Admissions)

Touring the school while in session.
Includes a personal, customized tour of either or both Lower and Middle/Upper School campuses by Admissions Director Lisa Treleven and, if you wish, Headmaster Rebekah Hagstrom.  Hear current stories and get answers to all your individual questions.
(Contact Admissions)

Having your child shadow a Liberty student for a day.
(Contact Admissions)

Step 2: Apply for Financial Assistance, if needed. 
If full tuition is simply out of reach for your family at this time, complete an online questionnaire with FACTS Tuition Aid at the same time as you complete the Admissions Application above.  You'll need to do both.  (Go to FACTS online and search for "Liberty Classical Academy" or for help, Contact Admissions)

Step 3: Mail in your Application forms with a $200 deposit.
Your non-refundable deposit guarantees that we will hold a spot for your student while his or her application is being processed.  We need both the Admissions Application and the deposit before considering your family for tuition assistance.   

Step 4: We'll call promptly to schedule your child's interview and testing.
Testing helps us determine your child's best placement in class levels and/or uncover areas that need remedial help before enrolling.

Step 5: Sign a contract with us.
This guarantees your child's place in class and allows us to plan resources for his or her education.  You will also choose your payment plan at this time.

Join the family!
If spaces are available, we accept new admissions throughout the year.  Some students have even joined in the fourth quarter, just to become acquainted with the classroom and prepare for the next year.