Over a thousand ghost names have been identified for removal from the Ministry of Education’s payroll, after the minister concluded vetting 47 percent of its workforce, based in Nimba, Bong, and Montserrado.
Amid Surge in Interest, Principal Proposes Increasing Classroom Sizes at Bridge-operated School
A surge of interest in enrollment has led the principal of the Tonglewin Elementary Public School to call on its operator, Bridge International Academies, to allow the school to increase classroom sizes.
Cece United Football Academy Distributes School Materials To Over 60 Kids
Ahead of the reopening of the 2016-2017 academic school year, a Sinkor-based football program, Cece United Football Academy, kicked off its “Back2School†initiative with the distribution of dozens of school materials to over 60 student trainees of the academy.
Dozens of Parents and Children Rush to Register at Bridge-operated School
Ahead of the beginning of classes for the schools year, interest in enrollment surged at the J.W. Pearson Elementary and Kindergarten School located on Carey Street.
Four AMEU Scholars and Staff Off to India for MBA Studies
Four graduates and staff members of the African Methodist Episcopal University have traveled to India for two years graduate studies in business administration.
Medical Students Find That A. M. Dogliotti Not As Free As Advertised
One of the tools available to the government is to train doctors locally at the nation’s only medical school – the A. M. Dogliotti School of Medicine. However, although the government guarantees free education for students who want to become doctors, nurses and pharmacists, students are finding that the school is not truly free.
Tubman University’s Dual Salary Practice May Be Illegal
In the latest development to Tubman University’s policy of paying double salaries to some employees, The Bush Chicken has found that the practice appears to be illegal under the 2014 Code of Conduct Act.
Bong Technical College to Be Completed in 2017
The interim president of Bong Technical College has revealed measures aimed at ensuring that the college’s construction is completed by the end of 2017, after delays due to changes to the project’s contract.