The Liberia National Police has charged 16-year-old Jovanus Turay and his mother Josiah M. Saah in the school shooting that resulted in the death of 14-year-old Precious Ireland.
How Private Liberian Entities are Supporting Education During COVID-19
As traditional education institutions have sought to ensure that Liberian students continue learning through the COVID-19 pandemic, other organizations that are not traditionally responsible for education have been doing their parts too.
Liberian Educators Use Radio and the Internet to Cope With COVID-19
For Liberia, a country previously ravaged by civil war and Ebola, the Coronavirus pandemic has become another major setback for the education sector, as approximately 1.5 million students are now out of school.
World Bank Launches US$47 Million Effort to Improve Results in Secondary Education
The World Bank has partnered with the Liberian government to launch a new effort to improve results at the secondary level of Liberia’s education system. The project, Improve Results in Secondary Education, otherwise known as IRISE, is a US$47 million effort sponsored by the World Bank through a grant signed with the government in July 2019.
MOE Announces New Eligibility Rules for Senior High Graduations
The Ministry of Education has announced new eligibility criteria for senior high school graduates across the country. Going forward, the ministry will now require all senior high school students to pass at least three subjects in the West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination, or WASSCE, in order to be eligible to participate in formal graduation ceremonies.
At the Launch of a National Reading Campaign, Education Minister Wants a Stronger Reading Culture
As he launched a national reading campaign, Education Minister Ansu Sonii says he wants to make reading a priority in the sector.
KEEP Launches Nationwide Campaign to Encourage Reading in Schools
The educational NGO, Kids Educational Engagement Project, has announced the launch of a nationwide campaign to encourage reading as a hobby among students in the country.
Sierra Leone’s President Bio Asks UL Graduates to Put Liberia First
On Wednesday, Dec. 11, the University of Liberia graduated a record 3,673 students at its Centennial Commencement Convocation. The graduates represented 39 degree-granting programs, seven undergraduate colleges, eight graduate programs, and three professional schools.
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