Summary:
Liberty, Indiana, is served by three public schools — one elementary, one middle, and one high school — forming a K–12 pipeline of about 991 students in the Union County/Clg Corner Joint School District. The district is rated 4 stars and ranks 113 of 374 Indiana districts (70th percentile), but that district-wide rating hides real differences among the three schools.
Liberty Elementary School is the academic standout, earning 4 stars in each of the last three years and ranking in the 71st percentile in 2025–26. Its math results are especially strong: 60.4% of students were proficient in math across all grades versus 40.14% district-wide, with 3rd-grade math at 72.41% and 5th-grade math at 58.7%, both well above state. ELA is also above district at 48.99%. The exception is 4th grade, where ELA (37.78%) and math (46.67%) both fall below state. Union County High School earns 3 stars but is improving, climbing from the 51st to the 64th percentile. Its graduation rate is 92.8% versus 89.7% statewide, and SAT Reading/Writing jumped to 56.32% (above the state's 51.9%), though SAT math (25.29%) remains just below state and Biology End of Course fell from 48.35% to 35.71%.
Union County Middle School is the clearest academic priority: 2 stars and 45th percentile in all three years, with ELA at 37.01% and math at 24.91% versus 40.14% district-wide; 8th-grade math is only 18.6% versus 34.2% statewide. Yet its chronic absenteeism of 3.3% is far below the district's 10.0% and the state's 16.7%. Science is a cross-level concern, with elementary science dropping from 54.9% to 42.22%, middle science below district at 38.78%, and high school biology declining. In short: a strong elementary school, an improving high school, and a middle school that needs the most support.
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