Gender Minister Julia Duncan-Cassell has confirmed reports of challenges at a nearby girls’ hostel in Gbalatuah, Bong.
OP-ED: Improving Learning Outcomes in Liberia
The government of Liberia has taken bold steps toward improving the education system. The reality is, Liberians want and deserve better schools.
Gov’t Launches SDG 4, Aims for Inclusive and Quality Education
The government of Liberia has formally launched Sustainable Development Goal Four, aimed at ensuring inclusive and quality education for all.
Contractor and Local Authorities Shift Blame as Cape Palmas High School Renovation Stalls
Since Cape Palmas High School students were relocated to a temporary facility for the post-Ebola renovation of their school, the construction process has suffered a series of setbacks.
In Response to Student Protests in Margibi, Public School Administrators Dismissed
Several public school administrators in Margibi have been dismissed by the Ministry of Education in response to the recent student protests in the county.
PRESS RELEASE: Student Union Calls for Dialogue in Response to Strike by Teachers
It is with sadness that we gather here today to give our official statement on the saga involving the Teachers Association of Liberia and the Ministry of Education on the one hand and the Monrovia Consolidated School System and the MCSS Teachers Union on the other hand.
Fact Checking Martin Kollie’s Claims on Education
In a September 20 op-ed written by Martin Kollie on the state of the education system and Education Minister George Werner’s role at the helm of the ministry, there were several misleading claims made by the columnist.
Education Stakeholders Debate the Merits of Public-Private Partnerships
Last Thursday, education stakeholders gathered to discuss alternatives to the privatization of public services in order to deliver quality services to Liberians.