Our school needs all parents to make financial donations to the school.  We need a lot of parents to pitch in.  We need a lot of money - $500,000.
 

CLICK HERE to contribute online.

 The need is actually crucial.  Ideally, the fundraising-solicitation letter sent out last week by fellow parent and Liberty's Board Chair Mrs. Paulette Hansen is receiving your highest consideration.

Everyone's mailbox and inbox are overstuffed with fundraising solicitations at this time of year.  If you're like me, you tend to pull out the few meritorious ones and stack them near your pile of bills for reconsideration at month's end.  Please do not let Mrs. Hansen's appeal linger.

We're grateful to the Liberty families who have already responded, who have sent generous contributions to the school, or who have contributed online. The capital needs at both Liberty campuses are immediate.

CLICK HERE to learn more about the school's construction plans.

The school's Board of Directors has committed our institution to an exciting, albeit daunting goal of doubling our gymnasium space, adding an elementary-school vestibule, building additional elementary sports storage space, and adding a "stoa" thereby extending the Great Hall at the high school - which is way too small for our 485 LCHS students, plus faculty, plus staff, plus visitors.  This matters to all Liberty families and impacts all Liberty students.

The school is borrowing most of what it needs to launch this capital project.  But the borrowed amount is not enough to finish the job.  The balance must come from parents.

For Liberty, we're used to pinching pennies.  As a charter school, we've always had to be more efficient.   Frankly, we have a better school because of it.

As we move forward with the final phase of our expansion plan, generous contributions from our parent community will make the key difference in decisions we're simultaneously making about staffing, instructional supplies and materials, and expanded student opportunities.

Raising $500,000 soon is our biggest need.  In fact, we've never needed financial help more than we do now.

Liberty is a qualified charity so any donation is fully tax deductible.  Donating in the next few weeks will reduce your federal and state tax liability for 2015 - and, trust us, there isn't a more meritorious cause in that pile of mail competing for your year-end check-writing attention.
 

For those interested in amplifying your financial commitment to the school, we still need volunteers on the school's Fundraising Committee, our Grant-Writing Committee, and on our Financial Advisory Committee. To volunteer, send a MESSAGE HERE.