After recent changes in leadership, the Liberty Elementary School District Governing Board is actively looking at its options and getting quotes from companies like the Arizona School Administrators (ASA) to help them find a new permanent superintendent.

Q1: What is the school's main focus?

Ans: The school combines core content standards with agricultural themes like nutrition, environmental sustainability, and career paths in agribusiness.

Q2: How does the structure of parent and guardian involvement work?

Ans: The "About" page talks about the Site Council, volunteer opportunities, and the PTO.

Q3: What is the policy for letting kids into kindergarten early?

Ans: The district lets kids who turn five before January 1 go to kindergarten early, but they have to pass a test and fill out an application.

Q4: What does the school do to help students learn by doing?

Ans: The curriculum includes project-based learning, field trips where students can learn by doing, and links to the agricultural community and high school career paths.

Q5: What do parents need to know about enrolling their child and proving their residency?

Ans: Standard district policy says that proof of residency, immunizations, and other things are needed, but the school-specific page for these details may be on the district website.

Q6: How can parents stay up to date and involved?

Ans: Parents can join the site council, help out, go to school events, and be part of the agriscience focus. The website has links to resources and contact information.