Liberty Charter School

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Liberty Charter School
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Liberty Charter School
9955 Kris Jensen Lane

,
83686

United States
Coordinates 43°30′59″N116°33′33″W / 43.51639°N 116.55917°W / 43.51639; -116.55917
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Type Public charter high school
PrincipalRebecca Stallcop
Faculty23
GradesK-12
Number of students375-425
Color(s)    Navy Blue, White, Red
MascotPatriot
IHSAA Division1A
Website www.libertycharterschool.com

Liberty Charter School is a public charter high school in Nampa, Idaho, United States.

This school was the first to embrace the Harbor Method of teaching, which is now being adopted by other schools in the state. [1]

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