Summary:
The Liberty Elementary area has two schools serving kindergarten through grade 6: [school link]Liberty Primary[/school link] serves K–1, and [school link]Liberty Elementary[/school link] serves grades 1–6; together they enroll 218 students, and both include grade 1. Test results are supplied only for [school link]Liberty Elementary[/school link], so the strongest academic finding is that its 2025–2026 proficiency was above California’s in all three reported subjects, especially mathematics.
[school link]Liberty Elementary[/school link] stands out academically: 83% of students were proficient in math, compared with 38% statewide, a 45-point advantage; its ELA rate was 66% versus 49% statewide, and science was 72% versus 36%. The data do not support an academic ranking between the two schools because no test scores are provided for [school link]Liberty Primary[/school link]. On attendance, however, [school link]Liberty Primary[/school link] reported the lower chronic absenteeism rate: 0% in 2025–2026, compared with 3% at [school link]Liberty Elementary[/school link]; both were below the [district link]Liberty Elementary[/district link] district rate of 8% and California’s 18%. In 2024–2025, [school link]Liberty Primary[/school link] also reported higher per-student spending ($55,834 versus $16,544) and a lower student-teacher ratio (19.6 versus 23.1). These are observations, not explanations of student outcomes.
Recent test results show a mixed trend at [school link]Liberty Elementary[/school link]: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, ELA fell by 7 percentage points and math by 2, while science rose by 22. Its advantage over the state narrowed by 7 points in ELA and 3 in math, but widened by 19 in science. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking also moved from the 94th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 90th in 2025–2026. As context, the schools’ 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 19% at [school link]Liberty Elementary[/school link] and 16% at [school link]Liberty Primary[/school link], a 3-point difference; California provides free meals to all students, while the schools’ reported eligibility figures remain as stated.
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