Liberty High School

Liberty High School in Henderson serves students ages 14 to 18 with a full slate of after-school activities layered on top of academics. Athletics include varsity and junior varsity sports, and the extracurricular list covers academic clubs, STEM programs, a robotics club, debate team, drama club, band, orchestra, choir, visual arts electives, language classes, tutoring, SAT and ACT prep, and student government.

The campus at 3700 Liberty Heights Ave includes athletic fields, a gymnasium, an auditorium, art studios, music rooms, science labs, a library, computer labs, a cafeteria, and special education facilities. School hours run 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM Monday through Friday, with the campus closed on weekends, reflecting standard academic hours rather than after-school program hours specifically.

Liberty is listed as special needs friendly, with accommodations that include Individualized Education Programs, 504 Plans, learning disability support, accessible facilities, differentiated instruction, and resource rooms. Instruction is available in English and Spanish, which matters for families navigating enrollment or support services in either language.

No pricing applies since this is a public high school rather than a paid program, and the listing does not include a Google rating or review count. For questions about enrollment, club rosters, or specific after-school offerings, the school can be reached at (702) 799-2270, and more detail is available at libertyhighpatriots.com.

For Henderson teens ages 14 to 18, Liberty combines a broad athletics program with a genuinely wide extracurricular list spanning performing arts, STEM, and student government, plus documented special education support that goes beyond a single IEP coordinator. Because the school day itself ends at 2:00 PM, most of the club and sports activity described here happens as an after-school extension of that schedule rather than during it, so families new to the campus should ask the front office which clubs meet on which afternoons before assuming a fixed after-school calendar.