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Raise the Torch

The Campaign for Liberty Common School

Our Vision: 2035 Students by 2035

Liberty Common School has long been known as an exemplar in education. We are in the business of making Americans who are intelligent, self-reliant, virtuous, moral, and hardworking. We do this by providing transformative, classical, liberal-arts education.

In response to significant enrollment demand, in 2022, our parent-led Board of Directors decided to enlarge our school to make room for more students and the Raise the Torch campaign was born. Over 13 years, expansion will almost double enrollment at Liberty Common, eventually reaching 2,035 students by 2035. Great schools require great buildings and we need your help to build the necessary facilities now.

Join us today and help Raise the Torch of Liberty Common School.

group of students and administrators cutting a red ribbon in front of the new junior high

Campaign Progress

Standalone Junior High

Liberty Common Junior High School students are thriving in their brand-new, standalone junior-high campus.

After years of preparation (yes, you read that correctly – years), we were so excited to open our doors officially at Liberty Common Junior High School for the 2025-2026 school year. It’s been a wonderful journey, culminating this month.

Construction, spearheaded by Neenan Archistruction, was completed on Tue 5 AUG 2025, a few days ahead of schedule.

$3.64 million
$3.64 million

Campaign Milestones

1

Milestone 1

DECEMBER 2024

Finalize Purchase of Junior-High Campus and Aristotle Campus

2

Milestone 2

JANUARY 2025

Begin Construction on Phase 1 of the Junior-High Campus at 1825 Sharp Point Drive

3

Milestone 3

AUGUST 2025

Open Phase 1 of the Junior-High Campus to Rising 7th and 8th graders

FALL 2025

Begin Construction on Phase 2 of the Junior-High Campus at 1901 Sharp Point Drive

4

Milestone 4

FALL 2026

Open Phase 2 of the Junior-High Campus on Sharp Point Drive (Serving 324 Students by 2031)

5

Milestone 5

2027

Planning Begins for Performing Arts Center

Milestone Gallery Container

Milestone Gallery 1

A row of dark gray metal lockers lining a hallway with a carpeted floor in the background.

AristotleCampusExteriorMilestone4 — Milestone 1

Milestone Gallery 2

A paved parking lot with several cars parked, surrounded by trees and buildings with red awnings along the street in the background. — Milestone 2

Milestone Gallery 3

A vibrant purple bird-like figurine stands on a wooden table, with a smaller purple bird-like figure beside it, against a backdrop of a railing and outdoor scenery.

A paved parking lot surrounded by trees and a building with a sign that reads %22West Boise Family Clinic%22 in the background. — Milestone 3

The image shows three young girls wearing matching red shirts standing in a grassy field with trees and buildings in the background.

A large group of people, mostly young, wearing colorful shirts and gathered on a grassy field, with some individuals standing and others sitting on the ground.

Milestone Gallery 4

A group of people, some wearing yellow hats, are seated in a gymnasium-like setting, with a basketball court visible in the background.

girls smiling at camera in Order tshirts

teacher in front of projected lesson plan

Milestone Gallery 5

students on stage during musical performance — Milestone 5

Donor Spotlights

Caritas

Caritas (Latin) – love, charity, affection, esteem, favor.

Liberty Common School has long been blessed by the bountiful financial support of many generous donors. Over the years, contributions have funded many projects around the school. In fact, one wouldn’t have to look far on any campus to see the positive effects of charitable gifts to the school.

Coming Soon

Check back for stories from donors like you who are making a positive impact on Liberty Common School by participating in the Raise the Torch campaign.

From the Headmaster

Liberty’s Raise the Torch Campaign accelerates and completes the school’s vision for building out our campuses. We have initiated this crucial expansion out of what we believe to be a moral obligation for extending to more children a proper American education inclined toward truth, beauty, goodness, and perfection.

I ask your most serious consideration in supporting the Raise the Torch campaign. This is the making of Americans—unified in common knowledge, common virtue, and common sense.

The image shows a middle-aged man with a beard wearing a black suit jacket and a pink tie, standing in a classroom setting with various educational materials and posters visible in the background.