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The Liberty Union High School District is committed to focusing its resources on the achievement of academic and personal success for all students. Schools will develop students' ability to think critically, make rational decisions, communicate effectively and act responsibly. Schools will provide a safe and personalized environment, value diversity and collaboration, and encourage respect for others and self. Multiple avenues will be provided to assure all students master a basic core of knowledge, become a productive community member, and succeed in our global society.

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Number of Schools

LUHSD five high schools: Liberty High School, Freedom High School, Heritage High School, Independence High School, and La Paloma High School. Each school offers unique programs and opportunities, catering to the diverse needs and interests of students. This variety ensures that every student can find a path that suits their academic and extracurricular interests.

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Total Enrollment

The Liberty Union High School District (LUHSD) serves approximately 8,200 students across its five high schools. This diverse student body is spread across Liberty High School, Freedom High School, Heritage High School, Independence High School, and La Paloma High School. The district's commitment to providing quality education is reflected in its robust enrollment numbers, indicating a strong community trust in the educational services provided.

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Graduation Rate

The district boasts an impressive graduation rate of 94%. This high percentage reflects the district's dedication to student success and its effective educational strategies. The support systems in place, including counseling and academic assistance, play a crucial role in helping students reach this important milestone.

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Advanced Placement Courses

LUHSD offers 29 Advanced Placement (AP) courses across its high schools, providing students with the opportunity to take college-level courses while still in high school. These courses cover a wide range of subjects, from sciences and mathematics to humanities and arts. Participating in AP courses can significantly benefit college-bound students by allowing them to earn college credits, enhance their college applications, and develop the skills needed for college-level coursework.