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tests run November 2026
No Catholic school, no Lutheran school, and no other parochial school in North Liberty or Liberty Township appears in any carrier read; the township's German Lutheran church of 1880 carried no school that any history attaches to it. The test ran against the record this build reads whole: Chapman lists the township's German Lutheran congregation among its churches and attaches no school to it or to any other congregation; Howard likewise names the denominations present — Methodist, Adventist, Episcopalian, German Baptist, Evangelical, Lutheran, United Brethren — as churches and societies only, with no parochial school anywhere in the Liberty text; and the National Register nomination's history names the town's churches and no church school. The negative prints at that strength — the two county histories and the nomination read first-hand — with its exhaustion settlers named in the register (G-SC-11): the county histories' schools and churches chapters in full, the Fort Wayne–South Bend diocesan school records for the Catholic test, and the Lutheran district's school records for the Lutheran test. No homeschool collective, co-op, or umbrella school seated in town or township was documented in any source reached; Indiana keeps no homeschool registry that would enumerate one, and the absence banks as a gap with no official settler (G-SC-12). No college or university stands on this town's ground, and none is claimed: this section's collegiate position is a boundary line only — the corporation's graduates go where the county's students go, and the colleges themselves are dug in their own cities' builds. One cross-boundary attendance question stands open rather than answered: whether Liberty Township children historically attended St. Stanislaus school at Terre Coupee, in New Carlisle's ground, is stated by no carrier reached; the question banks as a named gap (G-SC-13), its settler the New Carlisle build's St. Stanislaus material and the Olive Township chapters of the two county histories — and no pointer is printed beyond this, because a pointer would imply a finding this record does not carry.