District overview
Liberty Elementary School District
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
Who makes decisions for Liberty?
Liberty Elementary School District is governed by a five-member Board of Trustees. The board's official page says it employs and evaluates the superintendent, establishes district policy, monitors and approves the budget, and oversees facilities. Its meetings are joint district and Liberty Independent Study meetings.
Board-led governance
Trustees are elected or appointed to four-year terms and ordinarily meet monthly.
Combined executive role
The May 2026 agenda identifies Beth Acosta as Superintendent/Principal and placed her 2026–27 contract before the board.
Facilities are a recurring focus
Classroom expansion and the Jewett property recur across the year, alongside maintenance and vendor agreements.
Charter oversight is separate
The agendas distinguish district and Liberty Independent Study business from oversight reports for Heartwood and CAVA.
The public archive contains agendas rather than approved minutes, so it shows what was scheduled for consideration but often cannot establish how trustees voted.
What is on the public record
Official archive records from August 21, 2025 through June 24, 2026.
The official board page lists agendas and hearing notices but no approved minutes.
The official board page says the board usually meets once each month.
Major projects
Classroom expansion and Jewett facilities work
Recurring board planningClassroom expansion and work at the Jewett property appeared repeatedly in board reports, with later agendas listing design, construction, painting, fencing, and maintenance agreements.
- Classroom expansion and Jewett path maintenance appear on the agenda
- Board agenda continues facility planning and classroom expansion
- Agenda lists agreements with builders, painters, and facilities consultants
- Classroom expansion and Jewett facilities remain in the business report
Funding
Not established by the collected agendas
Classified management position review
Final action was scheduledThe March agenda considered eliminating 1.00 FTE of permanent classified management services, and the April agenda scheduled final action and a decision on non-reelection. The archive does not establish the vote outcome.
- Agenda considers eliminating 1.00 classified-management FTE
- Agenda schedules final action and non-reelection decision
Funding
District operating budget
Built from a chronological review of all 12 genuine trailing-year agendas in the official board archive, plus visual review of one publisher-mislabeled out-of-window PDF.
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