Summary
Liberty Elementary is a K–6 school serving 618 students in Fresno, in Clovis Unified. Its standout is academic performance: in 2025–2026, 82% of students were proficient in English language arts (ELA), 78% in math and 57% in science, with all three results above state and district levels. The clearest takeaway is that Liberty is especially strong in ELA and math, while science is a more modest strength.
Compared with 10 nearby schools, Liberty ranked first in ELA, second in math and sixth in science. Its results were 15 points above the nearby average in ELA, 17 points above in math and 5 points above in science. The school’s ELA result was only narrowly ahead of nearby James S. Fugman Elementary; Fugman was the only nearby school with a higher math result. Liberty also exceeded the state by 32 points in ELA, 40 in math and 21 in science, and exceeded district results by 13, 23 and 5 points, respectively. Within Liberty, fifth grade is a relative dip: ELA proficiency was 76%, compared with 81% in fourth grade and 85% in sixth; fifth-grade math was 71%, versus 81% in fourth grade.
Liberty remains well ahead of the state, though its state-score gaps have narrowed since 2022–2023: by 5 points in ELA and math and 3 points in science. SchoolDigger ranked the school at the 95th statewide percentile and gave it five stars in 2025–2026; it ranked second among the 11 schools in this comparison. The 2024–2025 student–teacher ratio was 23.3, close to the nearby average of 22.5, and 45% of students were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch that year. One subgroup result stands out: SchoolDigger’s 2024–2025 statewide ranking for how well Liberty serves Asian students was at the 49th percentile, compared with the school’s overall 95th percentile. Attendance has improved, too: chronic absenteeism fell 10 percentage points from 2021–2022 to 2025–2026, reaching 13%, close to the district’s 13%.
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