Liberty High School

To say I am disappointed in this school would be a gross understatement! My oldest has been in PBMH for three years, and in that time has had 3+ guidance counselors! The turnover in staff is alarming! The administration is completely inattentive and apathetic. Bullying is a huge problem - far more than "typical" bullying issues. It was so bad I chose to send my younger daughter to a different high school in the county - well worth the drive to keep her from the filth at PBMH. The "magnet" program is a complete joke. There is NO teaching going on at this school - just putting out "fires" (literal and metaphorical) and babysitting. I feel sorry for the handful of decent teachers who are struggling to work with the kids at this school. Do not send you child here!!

Extremely disappointed my child was physically abused for and entire year , my child was bullied also in class struggled extremely horrible academy wise. Reading at an 3rd grade level and going into the sixth grade. I fear for my child's future this school should have reported the abuse. I gave them all the warning signs, the red flags etc.

I have not yet had a positive experience with this school. I particularly don't after with the confiscation and redistribution of the students personal supplies. I bought my child very nice, somewhat expensive school supplies and she is currently not using any of them although several other students are.

All three of my children attended here , Kindergarten through 6th grade and had a wonderful, successful experience led by highly qualified, compassionate teachers and staff. Best school EVER!

We have been very pleased with how our children have been taught here. They really care about the students, and have direct intervention when needed. Administration is top notch! It starts there and you can tell the teachers care. I love that it is a PBIS school. The positive behavior support is evident.

My son started at Wellington at 10 weeks old and he loves it. I highly recommend this school to anymore for their small classes, caring teachers, flexibility and things that they learn. Wellington is a family that cares. I see so much progress in him with both his social and academic skills. We can and do talk to the teachers everyday. In addition, they have a monthly Parents Night Out party for the kids. It's a PJ party that he loves.