Liberty Youth Academy, St. George | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

I loved the first year of this school that we attended. The first year they learned so much about our country and obviously liberty. I felt it had stood up to the name.
This year however I learned from other moms that the above grades were all extremely behind in their studies. My children were also falling behind. Week after week I asked for the work that had been done so I could follow their academics and what they were learning so I could help them if needed. I didn’t receive any work all year but my child brought home a huge 3 in. file full of the work they did. He was behind. He was doing 2nd grade work when it should have been 3rd grade.my child wasn’t the only kid in class that was behind. Apparently the whole class was behind according to the teacher. She didn’t offer any type of game plan on how to effectively get them up to speed. Class sizes are small so they shouldn’t have been this behind.
Let’s talk about korah. It was apparently the only focus this year. One parent said her child felt pressured enough to have money to donate that money was stolen from moms purse. No child should be pressured enough to donate that the only way they felt they had money was to steal. Classes were competing against each other to make the most of money to donate to korah. The end of year program I was unimpressed I felt that the kids were all exploited to benefit korah. That was the whole program-korah. Now don’t get me wrong I’m glad we were able to learn about service but the way the academics were handled. The focus wasn’t on our own. We shouldn’t be paying for private school and sacrificing so much for us to have to catch up our children so they won’t be behind for the next grade. The school was amazing I just think the owners pride of korah got carried away. Hopefully that changes for those who are attending next year….

My son attended Liberty for his first grade year. His teacher Mrs. Hepworth was very kind but the owner treated my son terribly. She all but told me she didn’t like my child and when we’d bring him in each morning she would look at him and just roll her eyes. I wish in hindsight that I would have pulled him out and demanded a refund at the beginning of the year, if it wasn’t for his kind teacher, we would have. At the end of the school year the owner surprised me when she said she’d like to have him return the next year and if I wanted to reserve a place for my son I needed to pay right then. I knew if he returned the next school year he’d have the same sweet teacher so I went ahead and paid. A couple days later the owner called me and told me they didn’t want my son returning the next year and so I asked for a refund on my money, she told me I would receive a refund after calling her countless times and over two years later I have NEVER seen a dime! I am a single mother and it was a real sacrifice to come up with the money for my son to attend this school and she knew that and didn’t care! I believe she is also a crook because I don’t believe she ever Intended for my son to return to her school and she intentionally took my money and never planned to give it back. I would never recommend this school to anyone! This women is a fraud!

I feel like the bad review posted for Liberty Youth was agenda driven or that person is going through a difficult time and lashing out. There’s got to be way more to the story that’s missing. I find it difficult to believe the owner would ever act so unkind. She is a beautiful and generous person who created Liberty Youth because she loves the Savior our country and freedom. Shes concerned about the future and is doing her part to help raise a community of youth who will stand as witnesses of God and protect the freedoms He’s given us. Its been a blessing to get to know her. She was willing to work with me and always addresses my concerns immediately. I feel like I could contact her at 3 in the morning and she would answer!! I am so grateful for this school! My kids love love going here!! They pretend they’re not sick so they don’t have to mis a day. I am a homeschooling mom of five and I am so grateful I can trickle my kids in and out when I get overwhelmed because of my husbands demanding work schedule.