FAQs

Yes, Libertas is accredited through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).

No. While we encourage students and families to choose the best curriculum and methods available (which, to us, often falls towards classical education) it is not a requirement to be classically educated to be a part of Libertas Preparatory School.

Libertas Preparatory School is the independent study program at Trinity Classical Academy. Under that umbrella, students in grades K-6th can participate in Libertas LIVE which provides a weekly on-campus, enrichment program that includes worship, arts, science, writing, and drama. Registration in the traditional Libertas program is not required for participation in Libertas LIVE. For more information please visit LibertasPrep.com/LIVE.

Yes, as long as they are enrolled in Track #1. Spots are always available in Upper School (7th-12th) for athletic participation, but may be more limited for our Grammar School (K-6th). Please inquire with our staff for more information.

Yes, if they are enrolled in Track #1, all students will have a transcript on file with Libertas Preparatory School at Trinity Classical Academy.

Libertas Preparatory School at Trinity Classical Academy is a private, Christian Independent Study program. This means that we do not receive any state school funding and therefore we do not dispense funds to our families.

These low fees are due, in part, to the fact that Libertas does not provide curriculum. The enrollment fees (for Track #1) include state filing, record keeping, coordinator assistance, and curriculum advisement to facilitate an individualized educational plan. Individual families are responsible for purchasing their own curriculum outside of these fees. Please visit our Curriculum page for the approved curriculum list. 

Group sessions are held biannually for Libertas families to assist them in their college endeavors. Individualized counseling sessions are available for an additional fee.

All students will need to submit immunization records. In order to participate in on-campus classes, co-op classes, athletics, or any other on-campus activities students must be immunized or have a medical waiver.