Education

Clockwise 1st from Above left: Atty. Rev. Bartholomew B. Colley, Acting Chairman of the Independent National Commission on Human Rights; Madam (Mrs.) Christine Tolbert Norman, Founder of Isaac A. David School in Paynesville and Founder of…
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Mr. Matthew S. Karley, Program Manager, Youth Coalition for Education in Liberia, speaking at a press conference in Paynesville. Monrovia - The Youth Coalition for Education in Liberia (YOCEL) in partnership with the More-for-Education…
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Gibi District, Margibi - Margibi County District# 5 Representative Clarence G. Gahr over the weekend broke grounds for the construction of US$105,000 projects for the constructions of two primary schools and a town hall in Gibi…
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A Liberian kid takes notes via radio in the wake of the the coronavirus pandemic Monrovia - It’s another weekday when kids should be in school at Little Wlebo Public School in Maryland County, Southeast Liberia but all hopes are dashed…
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Fendall, Montserrado - The Helping Hands Network (HHN), an educational charity that works to improve teaching and learning outcomes in Liberia, has donated handwashing stations, temperature check instruments and several disinfectants…
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Monrovia - The Comenius School of Creative Leadership, in the United States has identified with 150 students from the Future Foundation International Academy (FFIA), located in Rehab Community, Paynesville, by giving them assorted food…
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What can the government and private sector do to help teachers help their students academically succeed during the period of COVID-19 lockdown? Brenda Brewer-Moore, the founder of the Kids Educational Engagement Project (KEEP) began…
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Founded in in 2015, KEEP provides various resources that would facilitate access to primary education by engaging with parents, community leadership, established community structures and other partners. The…
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A BENEFACTOR IS GONE: Over the years, Mr. Straz worked behind the scenes to help improve education in Liberia. One of those imprints was his singlehanded decision to refurbish the Sinje Technical and Vocational College of the University…
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PRIORITIZING STEM EDUCATION: Professor Ansu Sonii, Liberia's education minister says the country places priority on its TVET programs, emphasizing that it will help in providing skills and other employable job opportunities to school drop…
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