Summary:
Liberty Independent School District (Isd) is home to a single high school, Liberty High School, which serves grades 9 through 12 with an enrollment of 768 students in a Texas district ranked in the 20th percentile statewide.
Liberty High School shows a mixed academic picture. Its strongest subject is Biology, where 66.98% of students met proficiency in the 2025-2026 school year—just 3.53 percentage points below the state average. The school also posted a dramatic 15.79 percentage point improvement in Algebra I proficiency, jumping from 25.12% to 40.91% year-over-year. However, U.S. History remains a critical weakness, with a proficiency rate of 58.45% that trails the state average by 11.72 percentage points—the largest gap of any subject. Overall, the school consistently underperforms state averages across all tested subjects, including English I (45.02% vs. 55.43% state) and English II (51.77% vs. 59.88% state). Despite the Algebra I gains, the school’s state ranking has remained at a flat 2-star rating for three consecutive years, hovering around the 35th percentile.
A notable contrast exists between the school’s strong graduation rate of 93.5% and its low academic proficiency rates, where a majority of students fail to meet state standards in core subjects like Algebra I (59% failing) and English I (55% failing). This suggests the school successfully moves students to graduation but may not ensure grade-level mastery. Additionally, while the school’s test scores match district averages for most subjects, the Algebra I school score (40.91%) is puzzlingly lower than the district average (47.77%), possibly indicating a data anomaly or a small group of higher-performing students elsewhere. With 49.61% of students economically disadvantaged and a student-teacher ratio of 18.4:1, the school spends $12,805 per student.
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