Character Education
" The final forming of a person's character lies in their own hands."
- Anne Frank
LCS HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED NATIONALLY!
Liberty Corner School's "Luke's Buddies" has been recognized by the Character Education Partnership (CEP) as a Promising Practice. "Luke's Buddies" is character in action giving fifth grade boys the opportunity to give unselfishly of themselves to help a schoolmate with special needs.

LCS: A 2011 NJ School of Character
Congratulations once again to Liberty Corner School for being recognized as a NJ State School of Character for 2011 by the NJ Alliance for Social, Emotional and Character Development (NJASECD). Our program will be forwarded to the national chapter, Character Education Partnership (CEP), for consideration on the national level. This is the third time Liberty Corner School has been recognized by the state!!
Character Education Award: 2010
Congratulations to LCS! We were selected as a 2010 National Schools of
Character Promising Practices award winner. The Character Education
Partnership selected their practice, “Character Rocks", to serve as a model
for others to possibly replicate and integrate into their character education
initiatives. Click here to learn more.
Description of our LCS Character Education Program:
A cornerstone of the Liberty Corner Caring Community is our commitment to helping those in need. Through service projects ranging from the collection of winter coats to the harvesting of pennies, a solid connection between the students and the community is established. Life lessons learned as a result of our commitment to helping others, demonstrating compassion and generosity, develop the moral fiber that enables students to become confident, assured individuals who will assume contributory roles in a global community.
Character education is important to all of us at Liberty Corner School. We believe that character education is life's work and helps everyone to become better students, teachers, and parents.
We have adopted the "Character Counts" program and each month celebrate one of the six pillars. A new pillar is introduced during one of our monthly school-wide assemblies. Each grade level is responsible for introducing the pillar to the school community and coordinating a school-wide community service project.