I would not recommend this school for your children.

Wrote a 5 Star review years ago. Google removed it somehow. In 2005, our 1st son going to K5 was sent to a public school 40 minutes away. A friend told me about Liberty . She added that she had heard it was the best school in town. Our 5 kids have attended Liberty from K-5 on. We also joined the church. It was the best decision we ever made. Our kids have scored higher through the years on the state exams. The school hasmade our kids really focus on what is important. Our oldest is doing well in college now. We still recommend this school to all people we know. The whole staff in school & church are like a family.

I used to go to this school and it was the best. The teachers actually listened to the kids and care about them. My fifth grade teacher was Ms. Duff and she came to my football games and swim meets If I asked her. I now attend Lincoln Park Academy and miss Liberty so much. Miss you Ms. Duff!

I am a senior in high school and have been attending Liberty since Kindergarten. Liberty is a place of encouragement and it is so evident that the teachers truly care about their students. Not only is it a great environment, but it has prepared me academically for college. I have completed my AA degree through dual enrollment here, and I feel I have been given the best tools for success.

My three children attend this school and I couldn’t be more thankful. They are receiving a wonderful education from a Christian perspective. My children love their teachers and it’s obvious that their teachers care greatly for them as well. It is such a blessing to be able to send my kids to school and not worry about what they are being taught. I am so thankful for Liberty Baptist Academy!

I have been at this school since K4 and am now graduating this year. I have had an amazing experience. The teachers are understanding and caring about your personal life. Your teachers will pray for you and want to see you succeed academically and spiritually. I would recommend this school to everybody.

I am a parent of four children, all attend Liberty Baptist Academy and Church. Liberty Baptist Academy gets it. They understand how to help children achieve their best while maintaining a focus on why learning is important. They keep the focus on God, and explain the world with a biblical perspective.Their campus is safe and there is no toleration for bullying or disrespect. LBA makes every effort possible to keep tuition low, purposefully trying to make quality education available to everyone. Choosing LBA was and is still one of the best decisions I have ever make for my kids.

I’m a current student at Liberty, and I can honestly say that It’s amazing. The teachers genuinely care about you and want you to do well. They tell you they pray for you and that means a lot! I would recommend this school!

My son started K4 this year and I have been absolutely thrilled. His teacher is very patient with him. He is learning to write in cursive and is so excited about starting to read. I love hearing him tell me his Bible stories and songs and verses he has learned. Thank you Liberty for all you do.

I would like to thank the administration and the teachers for giving my 2 sons a blessing from God. My oldest son went there for 4 years and graduated to continue his education at Pensacola Christian College. My youngest is in 8th grade and is getting a excellent education in academics and in growing up under Gods word. The school is a great atmosphere for your kids to grow up and learn the teachings that God bestowed on all of us to follow. Great job and thank you to everyone at Liberty Baptist Academy and pastor Cooley for his guidance.

I absolutely would not send my kids anywhere else! The value that comes from excellence in academics, low tuition rates, and a Biblical worldview is worth more than 5 stars!I cant overstate how highly I respect Pastor Cooleys faithfulness to God through decades of ministry.

Liberty came very highly recommended from friends and family and they are an excellent school for my son. After our experience with the teaching staff and the administration, we will do everything we can to keep him there. The staff are very responsive to any question we have. They have high expectations of the students and it shows. This is more than just an education, its character development and a strong foundation for the child.

My three children have been going here for a few years now. I havent found any other Bible-based schools, in this area, that Id rather have my children taught by. Liberty teachers are teaching sound doctrine, and a solid curriculum.

I went there like 2 years ago the faith they had was pretty intense but the rules were very strict and sometimes hard to follow. Like they say Rules were meant to be brokenBut after all this my school experience was pretty intense I got closer to god and started to read the bible more.I would recommend this to students looking to feel the presence of the holy ghost and Jesus.

My husband and I have 4 daughters enrolled at Liberty Baptist Academy. We absolutely love it there and would never even consider putting our children in any other school on the Treasure Coast. The administration and teachers display such dedication and love and concern for the student body and are always ready to help in any way. We have also had the opportunity for our girls to be involved in activities such as volleyball, piano and violin lessons, as well as private art classes.As far as their education, we could not be happier with the A Beka curriculum. It has challenged our girls to learn at a more in depth study for which we are confident will help them in years to come.Thank you Liberty Baptist Church and Academy for your Godly influence on the lives of our children.

We have one daughter in high school and one in 4th grade, both of whom started attending Liberty in K4. The academics are outstanding! The teachers and administrators all show a genuine love and concern for the students. There are plenty of extra curricular activities such as piano, violin, volleyball, basketball, etc. We are very grateful for Liberty!

My children absolutely love this school! It is an amazing Christian school teaching our children the values of a Christian education taught by teachers of faith who absolutely love teaching and living for god!

My daughters have been at Liberty since kindergarten. They are now in 6th and 10th grade. We are blessed by the ministry at LBA, excellent and affordable Christian education and nice teachers that care for their students.

My 2 kids (Rylee & Brennan) have attended Liberty Baptist for 4 years now and I absolutely love it. I took the time to read every review on here and I can say without a doubt that the #1 reason my kids will continue to attend is because they DO NOT allow unacceptable behavior. My kids went to public school for 2 years and what I saw was disgusting. My kids could not concentrate due to distractions, smart mouths and inappropriate behaviors. I myself started off at a Christian Academy and knew the benefits of attending such a school. I wanted the same for my 2 kids. I have watched over the past 4 years parents yanking their kids from public schools and putting them in Liberty Baptist, in hopes of a better education, only to eventually bash the way they do things there. Im here to tell you that the way they do things is exactly why we love Liberty Baptist. We do not want our kids being distracted or influenced by the bad behavior coming in from the public schools. Our kids are there to learn and strengthen their relationship with the Lord. Thank you, Liberty for standing strong in the values and philosophies that we share. Liberty feels more like a family than a school, especially now that Pastor Tinsley is the principal. Additionally, I appreciate the so-called strict teachers. Weve never had a problem with too much discipline because our kids do what is expected of them. Of course theyve missed an assignment here or there as normal kids do once in a while...but they know if they misbehave in school, theyll have consequences at home that are far worse than a demerit. I refuse to raise my kids to be disobedient adults or to not respect authority......this and God is what America needs now more than anything, not parents and kids complaining that a school is too tough or too strict. Amen. We love and appreciate you Liberty Baptist!!Ps, Congrats Jasmine on your AA through Dual Enrollment!! That was my only concern going into the future.....we want Rylee & Brennan to be able to participate in Dual Enrollment.

My daughter is currently in her 9th year at Liberty, and I could not be more pleased. If you are looking for a traditional school that maintains structure and discipline, you will love Liberty. Because control is maintained in the classrooms, the students are able to focus on their school work. There are so many extras available - instrument and voice lessons, athletics, choir, home economics, clubs, and much more. Liberty is a Christian school. The students are regularly invited to church. They have weekly chapel services and daily Bible classes. The teachers love their students and pray for and with their students. My family is so thankful for LBA!

My favorite teachers are the elementary, the Soy’s and the Hedrick’s

I am one of the students I like this school alot! I think though you guys should try to maybe try to have other kids accept overs like,if two kids were fighting, saying rude things, etc. you could make them sit next to each other, go to recess with each other, sit with each other etc. other then that(My currrent. favorites are: Mrs Yates, Mrs Gloden, Mr Shin,and Mrs Albritton no offense if you arent on the list :) )

My nieces, who are both in high school, have attended Liberty Baptist Academy since kindergarten. I would never be able to say enough good things about their experience at LBA. The education they have received is unsurpassed. We are thankful each day for the Christian atmosphere. We never have to worry about the pressures placed upon girls their age in public schools; nor do we have to be concerned about their safety. We are thankful for the examples set by the Christian staff, and reviews like those left recently by unhappy parents are completely contrary to what our experience has been over the years. It is sad that these people try to harm a good school such as LBA in a public forum such as Google. Hopefully, sensible parents will find out for themselves instead of taking the word of a couple of disgruntled parents who most likely simply did not get their way.

The staff members in charge at Liberty, in my experience, have some egotistical issues and void of Christ-like disciplining if your child is what they consider, disobedient.Due to their volume of students, they are able to charge way less than other private schools and have hundreds of people on their waiting list, which I think contributed to their arrogant way of “resolving” issues.Their corporate way of disciplining my k-5 child would be considered child abuse in a public school, and I have heard of parents being charged for disciplining their child the way the staff at Liberty disciplined my child. And how they resolved my ligitimate concern, and I emphasize the word CONCERN, (NOT COMPLAINT), was by asking me to remove my child if I was not happy.It is sad that the staff members in charge, call themselves Christians but have a BULLYING kind of attitude and created this kind of hostile environment for my child and for me, as a Christian parent, and as a paying customer.I had such high hopes to give my child a godly learning environment at Liberty, where my child would sense the love of Christ shown through the godly staff there to my child, even through disciplining.Unfortunately my child was, for some reason, singled out, and was not shown the grace he needed.On his first week of school, my child wasDisciplined, suspended for a day, and I was warned that if his behavior repeats once more, he would be suspended.What they said my child did was totally out of character and I tried to explain to them that maybe he needed more time to adjust with the school thing since it was his first time in school. I was told that there were many other new students and they didn’t behave like that.My k-5 and I looked forward to his first day of school months prior to school starting since it was his first time in school ever.On My child’s first day of school, I took pictures, and did a video of him saying how excited he was and I was so proud of him!Unfortunately, my child did not last a week as he was not allowed time to be trained to adapt to new rules and expectations of the classroom.I was very disturbed and saddened by their school staffs conducts....lack of grace, pompous, strict and legalistic.Although I was not a member at liberty church, I attended the church religiously, for six months prior to enrolling my child there. I tithed there faithfully and I guess they dont take that into consideration that I was committed and invested at their church at all.I am concerned that this legalistic and lack of grace environment may leave some kids, as they grow up into adulthood, a sour taste of who God is. Who knows.I ended up homeschooling my child and have been for 4 years now bc I can’t afford tuitions elsewhere.Update: in response to “owner” response, how well of an experience you gave other parents or other parents have at liberty, does not dismiss my experience there.I am a child of God and would not have done a review of this nature had I not felt the need to do so. the owner can take it as a learning experience and self reflect and see how to better resolve issues, or make excuses and deny, and refuse to acknowledge any responsibilities of the fact that the owner’s unmercifully ways contributed to my review posted.

My two girls have been attending Liberty Baptist Academy for many years. Both of them started in K4; one is now in 9th grade and the other in 7th grade. I have been very happy with the quality of education they have received as well as the caring and commitment of the faculty and staff of LBA. Both of my daughters are active in the sports program as well. As for another parent’s conclusion that the A Beka curriculum does not encourage critical thinking, I would have to respectfully disagree. Having been a teacher in the public schools I would say LBA’s curriculum does teach them critical thinking skills. I know that some of my daughter’s homework questions require them to synthesize, analyze, make connections, etc. All of which are in the tops level of Webb’s depth of knowledge questions that the public schools so rely on. My daughters are acquiring not only the academic skills they need to take them on to college but also the spiritual life skills they need to be godly women in anything they choose to do. Thank you, Liberty, for helping to lay this foundation.

Because im a kid and i thats why

Awesome school