Off Campus Opportunities - Liberty High School

Area Career Center

Area Career Center Information

Interested? Please view their website or the ACC application for the 2026-2027 school year. Applications are due by February 13th, 2026.

Note: No Shadows Visits are required for ACC.

Programs offered at ACC

Animation and Media
Automotive Technology
Carpentry/Construction Technology
Electrical Trades
EMT
Fire Science
Health Services (1 year)
Heating and Air Conditioning
Intro to Physical Therapy
Sports & Entertainment Marketing
Teaching Professions

Northland Career Center

Northland Career Center Information

Interested? Please view their website or NCC application.

NOTE: Shadow Required. The deadline to complete a shadow and submit and application is March 1st.
Shadow Application & Student Permission Form.

Programs offered at NCC

Agricultural Education
Aviation Technology
Construction Technology
Culinary Arts
Diesel Technology
HVAC
Health Sciences (1 year)
Industrial Automation & Robotics
Industrial Welding
IT Professional
Law Enforcement/CSI
Teaching Professions

NCAPS

The Application for the NCAPS program is available on the NCAPS
website December through February each year.

2026-2027 Academic Year Application

Programs Offered at NCAPS

Business Accellerator
Digital Media & Design
Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing
Global Business & Logistics
Medicine and Healthcare
Technology Solutions
and More...

Summit Technology Academy (STA) is located in Lees Summit, Missouri. STA has world class facilities, industry connections, hands on learning, broad career exposure and more!

Please follow the STA links to learn more about the programming available to LPS students and find their application process.

Transportation is not provided. Students must be able to drive to Lee's Summit.

Application Deadlines:
Priority Deadline: Mid-February 2026
General Deadline: Mid-March 2026

Summit Tech Application

Programs Offered at STA

Collegiate Nursing Academy

The Collegiate Nursing Academy is an option for students in their senior year of high school who are interested in medicine and have a desire to become a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA). All participants will receive instruction from college-level faculty at William Jewell College for their required 75 hours of coursework and 100 hours of real-world clinical experience with teaching nurses at Liberty Hospital.

Program Requirements

Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
A grade of B or higher in all science courses
Must be a Senior in the fall of 2026
Provide an official student disciplinary record from the school
Record of at least 95% attendance
Completed application and a signed agreement to abide by the expectations and responsibilities of the Collegiate Nursing Academy

Image of collegiate nursing academy program

CIPHER Cybersecurity Program

CIPHER (Cyber Internship Program for High School Education and Readiness) is a partnership between William Jewell College and LPS. This program is designed to provide high school students with multiple market value assets (MVA) in cybersecurity. CIPHER provides a head start on the knowledge, skills, and experience they need to thrive in this critical and ever-evolving field, all before graduating high school.

All students must meet the following requirements to apply:

Cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher
Cumulative attendance rate of 90% or higher
Completion of one LPS Computer Science course
Must be a Junior or Senior in the fall of 2025
Must be on track to graduate
Must demonstrate some level of college coursework ability by successfully completing any AP/Dual Credit course or via College Placement test scores
Must have interest in the cyber security field
Completion of both the LPS and William Jewell College applications

2026|2027 Applications

Educational Internship Program

Want to be a teacher or work in an educational field? Or work with kids in the future? EIP examines various learning theories, educational issues, and strategies, and we analyze how they apply to you as a learner and as a teacher.

Educational Internship Program Application

EIP will help grow your skills in the following areas

communication and public speaking
cultivating a growth mindset
leadership
learning how to help others
collaboration
conflict resolution
responsibility
understanding and empathizing
confidence
real world problem-solving
research
writing
learning how to interact with children

LPS Early College Academy

Juniors and Seniors have the opportunity to attend morning or afternoon classes on the Maple Woods campus taking college classes for both high school and college credit. These students meet the college entrance requirements for MCC and will take between 9-13 hours of college credit each semester. The majority of classes will transfer to other colleges and universities if the student chooses to continue their education at another school. An even better incentive for students and families is that Liberty Public School pays for the courses and textbooks.

View Information for the 2026-2027 school year including application links.

Program Requirements

Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
Record of 90% attendance or better through high school to date
Students need a qualifying ACT scores or MCC Accuplacer test scores (ACT and MCC Accuplacer scores can be combined to qualify)
- ACT: English 18+, Reading 18+, Math 22+
- MCC Accuplacer - Must Place into the following classes: "No Reading Required," English 101, Math 115/119/120 or higher
Completion of the LPS Early College Academy application for enrollment
Completion of the MCC application for enrollment

The Accuplacer test will be on December 11th or February 9th. Students must sign up in advance. Space is limited to the first 30 students who register. Students will need to complete the MCC application and have an MCC student ID prior to testing.

Network 53

Network53 is a community effort created to strengthen the connection between education and industry for the benefit of all students. It is a partnership between parents, community members, educators, and area businesses who support experiential learning for students through internships, mentoring, and other career awareness activities. Students are mentored by employers in a professional setting to help teach skills that are needed for their future. Students receive their high school credit and also the option for college credit. Seniors will be given first consideration in the placement process.

Liberty High School Network53 application

Program Requirements

Students are academically juniors or seniors in high school
Students have 90% attendance
Students are in good standing in their high school and on track to graduate

Ideal Candidate

Students have identified an interest area that they want to explore
Students have great attendance and follow through
Students have a growth-mindset approach (may not be placed in their specific interest area)
Students have the ability to communicate effectively, manage their time, and take on tasks independently