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Club or Organization: 4-H, Spanish Club, Student Council, Yearbook Staff
Arts and Music Programs: Choir, Concert and Marching Band
School Notes
Liberty Christian Schoolprovides a safe, school
environment with caring Christian teachers.
Our curriculum is Bible-based andhas a Biblical
world-viewin all subject areas.
We have studentswho also attend Apollo Career Center and
Rhodes StateCollege during the school day.
We offer additional classes in music, art, computer, Spanish,
band, choir and physical education.
Our graduates have attended and/or graduated from Anderson
University, Cedarville University, University of Findlay, Grace
College, Rhodes State College and University of Northwestern
Ohio.
If you have a child is struggling in a full class size school setting this school in the best route. My son began in 2015 the middle of the 1st quater and has been on all A honor roll. He also has adhd and he is able to learn at his own pace verse being put into a learning disabilty class in city schools. This school has truly been amazing and the best for our family
- Posted by Parent - mlhor
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