With less than one month to schools reopening for the 2024/2025 academic year, Harper Demonstration Public High School stands a slim chance of opening because its porous roof is unsuitable to host students during the rainy season.
Over 300 Students and Only 4 Teachers at Beh Town Public School in Bomi
Ahead of the start of a new academic year, learning for students at the Beh Town Public School in Bomi is being seriously threatened by the shortage of teachers and the lack of conducive school infrastructure.
River Cess Principals Threaten to Close Schools If Conditions Don’t Improve
The River Cess head of the National Teachers Association of Liberia, Peter Gargar, says public school principals in his county may have to shut down for the 2024/2025 academic year due to the extremely dilapidated conditions of their facilities.
MOE to Vet 2,000 Volunteer Teachers and Place 50% on Payroll
Liberia’s Minister of Education, Jarso Jallah, has announced a nationwide vetting of 2,000 volunteer teachers beginning on July 8.
MOE Confirms Ordering the Transfer of Radio Equipment from Nimba
After controversy over equipment being removed from its Sanniquellie office, the Ministry of Education has confirmed that it ordered its radio broadcast equipment transferred from Nimba to its central office in Monrovia.
Sinoe County Education Officer Shuffles Teachers and Education Officers to Improve School Quality
Ahead of the announced reopening of schools across the country, the Ministry of Education has conducted a major reshuffle within the Sinoe County School System that has affected several teachers and education officers.
Ministry of Education Prepares for Reopening of Schools
The Ministry of Education has officially released the academic calendar for the entire 2020/2021 academic school year. It will run from December 1, 2020 to August 31, 2021.
President Weah Approves US$1 Million in Payments to Private School Teachers Affected by COVID-19
President George Weah has approved US$1 million in payments to private school teachers who were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.