Liberty recognizes the value of inclusiveness , or providing access to a broad cross-section of the community, so that students from all backgrounds can benefit from Liberty's educational offering. Children yearn for meaning and require a basis of solid contextual common knowledge for the development of mature literacy and critical thinking, for growth and communication in a diverse society. To thrive in work, citizenship, and personal growth, children must be taught the values of a democratic society. Inclusiveness is fundamental in responding to the diverse needs of children and raising academic standards. All parents, regardless of economic status, should be free to choose this educational program for their children.
Teachers are professionals, which implies considerable autonomy, mastery and independence.
The principle determinants of individual academic success are individual ability and effort. The guiding philosophy of Liberty acknowledges that children can and should be held accountable for their own school work and behavior with the support of teachers and parents.