Liberian Students Sit on Floor At Gbengbar Town School
Monrovia – Students of the June L. Moore Junior High School in Gbengbar Town in Paynesville are sitting on the floor to…
Education
Liberia Facing Severe Educational Crisis – Infrastructure in Tatters
Liberia faces a serious dilemma, not knowing what to do with her broken educational system. The much-heralded postwar leadership of President Ellen…
Liberia’s Education Sector Still Low Compared to International Standard
Monrovia – Since President Ellen Johnson bluntly described Liberia’s education sector as a mess, policymakers of the sector often come under severe…
Editorial
Government Must Do Something About Protesting Teachers
THE NATIONAL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION of Liberia (NTAL) is back at it once again. Not for increment in salary and benefits—no, or for…
Rethinking Short Term Educational Improvement Strategies: Gov’t Public – Private Partnership Dilemma
Conversations around the introduction of the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) agreement between the government of Liberia and the US-based Bridge Incorporated continue to…
Liberia Free, Compulsory Education Quandary in Rural Areas
Monrovia – Liberia free and compulsory educational is facing a quandary in the face of increment in fee for kindergarten kids.
Politics
Dissecting Liberia’s Education Partners: Some Operators Tipped to Transform Sector Have Limited Achievements in ‘Messy’ Arena
Monrovia – Liberia is in the midst of what some hope would be a major education transformation, a make or break, sink…
Editorial
Monitoring Key to Try and Error PPP Program
LIBERIA’S EDUCATION SYSTEM is no doubt below par as even President Ellen Johnson did not hold back her words in describing the…
Students Surge at Bridge Managed Public Schools in Liberia
Monrovia – Schools under the management of Bridge International continue to witness an increased enrolment across the country. Bridge Deputy Country Director…
Editorial
Liberia’s Children Missing Out On Education – UN Report A Wake-up Call to Existing Bruising Dilemma
NOT A DAY goes by without commuters and motorists running into school-age children roaming the streets of Monrovia looking to make a…