About Us
Libertas Scholars is not a school—and it is more than a co-op. It is a homeschool program that offers classes and resources to come alongside homeschooling families, supporting them in their academic endeavors.
We know that homeschooling looks different for every family, and that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to educating God’s children.
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We are parent educators who want the best for our children and those with whom they spend their time. We believe education should be parent-led and supported by the community. We strive to be a supportive Christian community and offer both educational and social programs for parents as well as students.​ We expect the best of our Scholars and trust that they will see the best in themselves when they are encouraged by the Word as the source of Truth.
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Our Perspective​
We are a community dedicated to encouraging and inspiring students toward excellence, integrity, and responsibility. All instruction is grounded in a Christian worldview, and our tutors—who are committed Christians—affirm our statement of faith. While families are not required to share the same beliefs, they should understand that every class is taught from this perspective.
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Our Philosophy
We hope to encourage all students to develop a true love of learning and inspire them to seek and develop the unique gifts and talents which the Lord bestowed on them. Our class activities are designed to foster this through experiments and demonstrations, discussion and interaction with classmates, reading and researching topics, and exploring God’s hand in all disciplines.
Primary Educators
At Libertas, home educating parents remain the primary educators of their children. Libertas Scholars’ tutors serve as subject matter experts, partnering with both parents and students to provide instruction and enrich the learning experience. Being the primary educators, parents must ultimately be responsible for teaching, reinforcing, testing, and reporting their children’s work. Resources are available for areas such as transcript help, end-of-year evaluations, and testing, all of which are the responsibility of the homeschooling parent.We are not a private school covering. Parents are required to register their homeschooled student with the county or a private school covering. If you need help with any of this, please see a member of our Academic Advisory Board.





