Liberty Christian Academy hides behind the language of faith, but what's happening inside is anything but Christlike. Their leadership prioritizes image over integrity and performs faith rather than practicing it. When serious concerns regarding my children's experience at LCA were brought to their attention, not a single person in charge responded. This is a school that protects its own narrative, not its students. It fails to notify parents about major emotional and safety-related concerns. Rather than address serious issues with transparency and accountability, LCA seems more focused on protecting its internal image--driven by fear of exposure and the weight of performative Christian guilt. It's not just unprofessional--it's a betrayal of the very values they claim to uphold. When LCA becomes a platform for manipulation rather than a neutral support system for students, they cease to be a safe space. This is a school far more interested in protecting its image than protecting its students. If you're considering LCA, ask yourself: what would happen if your child needed support--and the truth was inconvenient to the school's brand? read more

They teach a year in advance. This is very stressful for the kids. They do not give grace even though they are a Christian school.

Probably the most unchristian group of kids I've ever been around. I've had a consultant relationship with this school for 9 years. Every single year they rank the lowest in character and integrity. I would never recommend this school to anyone. read more

I can't even put into words how horrible this school was to me, so I'll list my reasons. 1. There is a huge bullying problem because the students have been taught bias and hate, and when teachers and admin are told, they do absolutely nothing. Personal Evidence: I was horribly bullied one year. It got so bad to the point where (SH AND SUICIDE TW WARNING!!) I cut myself constantly. I tried to kill myself twice. So many times I tried telling people, and when they didn't brush it off, they trusted the lies of my bullies. They told my dad, too, these lies. So, my dad, a caring Christian man, hated me for so long. He almost left once because he hated dealing with the "monstrosity" I had become. 2. They are NOT friendly towards challenged, ill, disordered, or (non-physically) disabled students. They WILL kick you out if they don't want to deal with you. Personal Evidence: LCA doesn't have gifted programs. They don't indulge in 504 plans or IEPs, which can be very difficult for students who need special help. I met a woman whose son had gone to Liberty Christian. Her son had autism, and she told me that they had kicked him out for "not wanting to deal with him." I almost didn't believe her when she first said it, but she insisted. I later found out this was very true. I have generalized anxiety disorder. For a while, my family and counselor have also suspected ADHD and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder, and I've been going through testing processes. I also have sensory issues, and I often need help or need to do certain things, and I get a lot of anxiety attacks. I have very impulsive behavior. During my time at this school, it was very difficult for me to deal with a lack of help or guidance here. The "guidance counselor" just told me to "stop" when I did something "abnormal." This whole experience was difficult for me, and as my parents were looking for other schooling options that will support my needs, they kicked me out before we had the chance to even change schools. This ruined my family, and made me wish for death. 3. The teachers and staff are biased, disrespectful, homophobic, transphobic, and try to force conservative views on children. Personal Evidence: To be frank, I'm gay. I am a gay female. A sapphic. Also? I have *pronouns*. HAH! Imagine that, conservatives! /joking. Anyway, that matters not even that much. Just listen to me for the sake of your children. I've hid this for years, and it's been painful. I've felt out of place. I've been taunted and bullied. I saw a male student once get ridiculed and lectured by a teacher for wearing a stick-on stud earring, the teacher telling him he'll be like James Charles (A feminine gay man, who is also a pedophile, mind you.) and become gay, or a girl. He'd "get his gender changed." This is honestly disgusting to say to a boy who was only 11 or so at the time. One day, my secret finally got out, and I was suspended for "making students uncomfortable." It's not something I can control. Just like a boy might have a crush on a girl, so might I, but it's not in my control. You can't just say no to your biology, and that's something LCA doesn't understand. My class was once lectured by a teacher during the 2020 elections on how Trump was probably the right candidate. Mhm. Sure. Things like this bias made me rethink my faiths. "If Christians are like this? Why would I be a Christian? Everyone is so hateful and judgmental." 4. The curriculum is awful. Personal Evidence: The curriculum is a homeschool curriculum, for one. Everything is out of a book. This offers no creativity whatsoever, and limits students' abilities. I remember going to public school for the first time after going here my whole life, and we were given a creative slides topic report on a historical person of our choice! I didn't even think that was possible. We did so many things on our own. The teachers made us work. It was sooo much better. It was enjoyable, and we learned independence. In fact, I *still* need my friends to sign up for things for me because I was never taught any sort of independence. Everything is so free outside of LCA because we have our own independence. Also, a lot of the curriculum work is crazy. It's 80% review from previous years. For several pages at the beginnings of the books, it's some nonsense like "Which book is holy? The Bible, or this math book?" (I'm not even joking. This was a real question.) Everything seemed to be tied to God in the strangest way possible, and always left out important topics that are considered false in traditional belief. 5. Lastly, it doesn't seem like those here are even Christian. Personal Evidence: The systems seem to be selfish. They force worldviews on students. The students are all so mean when anyone is even slightly different from them. The teachers are cruel. They looked for things to get rid of me. I got a call home for braiding my hair once. The food is so expensive. For a Christian school, they aren't very kind. read more

I go to the school and it is amazing I would never leave again! I am so happy I got to experience such a great learning facility.

We have our daughter in the preschool. I have been nothing but delighted with everything. The teachers and all staff within the school are just wonderful. read more

I love liberty I've been going here for 2 years now the teachers are great although some may be tough on you it's just because they want the best for you. Liberty has great athletes that try their hardest on the court even though the scores may not reflect that I can unsure you the athletic program at liberty is great I've been in it since I've been here and I love every part about it. The academic program can be challenging but it just wants you to go full steam with everything you need for the next grade up because it is one full grade higher than average schools read more

My girls have attended Liberty Christian Academy since preschool. They are in the 5th and 3rd grades now. They look forward to going to school everyday. Every teacher and staff member we have encountered go above and beyond to help each child. The Administration truly cares about parents and what we want to see. They ask for feedback continually throughout the year. I could not be more happy with the education they are both receiving. read more

This is our third year at Liberty Christian and we could not be more thankful for this school. Our son is excelling in all of his classes, he's doing more of a variety in his classes vs. what is done in our local public schools. Just the fact that standardized testing isn't the sole focus of every thing learned is enough for me. More than that, the staff and administration care deeply for your children and their families. We love the Christ centered focus on education, but it ends up teaching so much more to the kids. Being kind, standing up for one another, building lasting friendships, these are also so important for a child's education. We love this school so much, I never have to fear sending him off to school in the morning, because I know he will be taken care of. read more

Very happy to have found a Good Christian school. No comparison to public(last year).My kids love,love , love it there. Academically, I know they have accomplished tons to be up to Liberty level of education. The staff is very nice , they pray everyday with the children. Tuition is reasonable. read more

My children are ahead of their grades academically. In elementary, they have had a ton of options for after school activities in sports, academics and drama. The most important thing is this school is filled with love. The high schoolers love the preschoolers, the teachers treat the students like they are family. It would be difficult to find such a loving atmosphere at any other school. I love this place and feel so blessed to allow my children to be a part of it everyday. read more

So I pick my child up from school today as she is practically in tears and sobbing saying,"Mommy, I'm hungry". Of course I'm immediately wanting to know why (especially given notification of a lunch credit just this morning. Mind you I pack my child's lunch ,but today she wanted to partake in pizza day). My child advised me the school told her she didn't have any credit so they were going to give her ONE SLICE OF BREAD AND ONE SLICE OF CHEESE. Oh, and an extra treat, WATER!. Immediately my blood began to boil. I remain calm to get more details. A friend of hers then told me that she tried to give my daughter some apples b/c everyone saw how upset London was( this whole incident was done in front of the entire school in the cafeteria.) Get this though, they told my child she couldn't have the apples.Then her teacher tells her that, " If you want to keep crying, then you can go to the office and call your Mom". . I prayerfully hoped this was some sort of an exaggeration. I immediately called the school and spoke with the principal and what would you know, this was VERY REAL! To make matters worse, they tried to justified and acted as if they did me a favor by giving my child ONE SLICE OF BREAD, ONE SLICE OF CHEESE and WATER. Mind you they have all of my contact information and email me on the regular. Please feel free to pass this information along and forward to whomever. This is unacceptable on so many levels and they need to know that children, especially my child should never be treated in such a degrading way. Continue sharing and leave comments on their Facebook Page. I will not stop until I get justice for my baby !!!! read more

My son has been going to Liberty Christian Academy for 2 years. We have absolutely loved the quality of teaching, standards, values and structure. read more

Out of curiosity, I came to check LCA's ratings here on yelp. I'm honestly stunned that they have anything higher than 1 star. I don't even know where to begin, but let's start with why my family (3 children in school and 2 graduated) left this school. The academics at LCA are so so below what they should be, especially as a private school. From the highly limited range of courses offered, to the low education and training of most staff; this school isn't the place to be if you're looking for top education. I admit, I haven't attended this school in 2 years, but I honestly doubt any serious changes have taken place since my departure. What I will say positive about this school is that it is generally good with young children. After about elementary school however, it quickly falls downhillI. But let's move on, for a moment, from education. Let's say that you can tell that your child is on the path to becoming a sports star. Well you're stuck again! LCA offers a few sports, from what I can remember they had cross country, soccer, baseball, basketball, volleyball and maybe track (no real track at school). So again, a small range to choose from. No football, no swim team, no lacrosse, no hockey, no rowing, no field hockey, no softball, no golf, no tennis, no diving, no wrestling, you get the point. But again let's forget athletics, maybe your kid doesn't do athletics and basic schooling is enough for you. We can move to the final thing this school claims to offer, which is their christian values. They arguably have the worst, most backwards views on religion. Instead of teaching kids to be open minded, they teach that everyone who basically isn't a baptist christian is going to hell. Hey, maybe that's your thing though. But then all of the individual teachers believe slightly different things and all of them feel the need to impose their opinions onto your impressionable children. This was very confusing as a child hearing multiple things from different people and all of them claiming to be right, i might add. This is not a loving, accepting school, this is a hateful school who represses, and opposes difference. Virtually the entire staff knew my family, as we supported them immensely and had 5 children go through the system. If you've made it this far, here's a bit about myself: I was a student at LCA from preschool up till the end of 7th grade. 2 of my siblings graduated from LCA and the other 2 left in 10th and 8th grade. We moved to the city of Dublin, me and my sister currently attend Dublin Jerome high school. The countless opportunities, and doors being opened are all thanks to one of the best public schools in the state of Ohio. Many parents make the mistake of assuming public schools are worse than private schools. This is definitely true for many schools, but as a former student at LCA I can assure you it doesn't come close to countless other public schools. I am taking 3 highly advanced science classes as a sophomore, which is unheard of at LCA. I am also a rower, a sport that is most likely unknown to many (but amazing nonetheless). My life has become exponentially better since I transferred. My only wish was that my family had made the move sooner. Have an amazing day, and take all the time you can to consider if LCA is right for your child. read more

LCA is outstanding! Our child has been a part for the past 3 years. He is getting a great education all being led by caring leadership. Their teacher-parent interaction is very impressive. read more

I am a parent of a 7th grader and 4th grader. Both have attending LCA since Preschool 3. My husband and I love the atmosphere that is provided for our children. They get to learn about God each day and in all subjects that are taught. The teachers genuinely care for the students as a whole not just in their academics. Over the past few years, the administration has been making changes to give the middle school their own identity. The changes have been wonderful. My daughter has enjoyed taking part in the various activities and service projects that they have done. My elementary son is involved in a hands on STEM program called FH2 that has let him use the information that he learns in class in real life situations and activities. My husband and I have made a commitment to our children's education and Liberty Christian Academy has given us a place for our children to thrive. We would encourage anyone who wants their children in a Christian environment and to receive challenging education to schedule a visit. read more