Libertarians need to articulate and promote a Libertarian philosophy of education for all schools. The foundation for a Libertarian philosophy of education requires recognition of both personal sovereignty and individuality . A sovereign individual is a free agent engaged in self-determination. Free agents set their own goals and choose the means to those goals. Further, a community of unique individuals represents a diversity of goals and methods for reaching those goals.
Libertarians do accept some limitations on personal behavior.
Specifically, Libertarians accept that government is justified in prohibiting the use of coercion or force to prevent the exercise of personal sovereignty. This is the only legitimate justification for restrictions on personal behavior by government. The principal purpose of education is to help an individual acquire knowledge and develop skills. This is a noble objective, but it does not justify the use of coercion or force by government in its pursuit. The choice to seek an education and the nature of that education is a matter of personal sovereignty.