The top reported proficiency rate is 58% in Social studies. The lowest is 33% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Liberty Elementary
Liberty Elementary, a regular public school serving preschool through fifth grade in Clarksville, sits within the Montgomery County district and serves a diverse student body. The school is one of many elementary campuses spread across a city that has grown rapidly in recent years, shaped by a strong military and industrial economy anchored by Fort Campbell and major employers like Trane, Amazon, and Bridgestone.
The student population at Liberty Elementary is mixed across racial and ethnic lines, with no single group forming an outright majority. This demographic composition is a characteristic of the school and reflects the broader Clarksville community rather than a point of judgment. The school does not appear to have data reported on its share of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, or on the proportion of students with individualized education programs or English learner status, so a family would want to ask the school directly about how its support resources are allocated for those groups.
State testing results for the most recent school year show that about one-third of students scored at the proficient or above level in both math and English language arts. In science, the share of students reaching that bar was higher, with a bit over two out of every five students scoring proficient or above. The participation rate for these assessments was complete, with all tested students taking the exams. A family comparing schools may want to note these figures as a starting point, but the context is critical: the comparison set available for the school is too small to position Liberty Elementary against other districts in Montgomery County, so these results stand largely on their own. The data does not allow a meaningful ranking among neighbors, and a parent should view the scores as one piece of information to weigh alongside other factors.
The school serves a substantial enrollment for an elementary school, large enough that a family might expect a busy school environment with multiple sections per grade. The grade-by-grade distribution is fairly even, which suggests the school is not losing or gaining students dramatically from year to year at the elementary level. Because Liberty Elementary serves only through fifth grade, there is no graduation rate to report, which is standard for a school of its grade band.
Housing in the zip code area where the school is located shows home values that are somewhat below the national average, and rental costs that are moderate relative to what a typical household might afford. The local housing market, like the city itself, has seen continued growth. Families moving to the area from other parts of the country may find the cost of living lower than many metropolitan areas, though prices have been adjusting.
No programs data was reported for Liberty Elementary, and no discipline, staffing, or chronic absenteeism information was available. The absence of this data means a parent cannot assess those school climate factors from this profile alone and would need to seek that information from the school or district. No recent district-level changes have been publicly reported for Montgomery County in available sources, so the stability of the district's policies and leadership is not documented here.
Liberty Elementary presents as a large, diverse neighborhood elementary school in a growing mid-size city. Its academic results show room for improvement in core subjects, with science being a relative bright spot. Families considering this school will want to tour, ask about academic support and enrichment programs, and inquire about class sizes and the school's approach to serving its diverse student body. The broader Clarksville context offers a strong job market and a rapidly expanding community, which may appeal to families who value that kind of growth-oriented environment.
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