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Empowering Educators for Stronger Beginnings: MOE Strengthens Capacity Ahead of WOYC Official Closure

April 21, 2026

Ahead of the official closure of the Week of the Young Child, the Ministry of Education, through its Bureau of Early Childhood Education, today conducted an intensive training for school administrators and teachers.

The session brought together participants from several public schools in B**g County.

Key topics for administrators included family engagement, school-home partnerships, effective communication, PTA leadership, monitoring and supervision, and school management.

Teachers were trained on child development, parental roles, language and social-emotional development, teacher wellbeing, and collaborative learning approaches.

Assistant Minister Hon. Fasam Howard Nyensuah actively engaged participants, encouraging focus and participation, while visiting each session to ensure effectiveness.

The training was described as insightful and impactful, reinforcing the Ministry’s commitment to improving early childhood education in Liberia.

Week of the Young Child Kicks Off in Gbarnga, B**g County

April 20, 2026

The Ministry of Education has officially launched activities for the Week of the Young Child in Gbarnga, B**g County, under the theme: “Strengthening Families, Educators, and Communities for Every Child’s Future in Liberia.”

Through its Bureau of Early Childhood Education, the Ministry began the celebration with community outreach, media engagement, and awareness activities highlighting the importance of early learning.

Assistant Minister Hon. Fasam Howard Nyensuah led engagements with parents and community members, emphasizing timely school enrollment and the need for strong early foundations.

The day featured play-based learning activities, with children from over 20 schools participating in interactive sessions that promote creativity and development.

MoE and LTA Launch “School Connect” Initiative to Advance Digital Learning Nationwide

Monrovia, Liberia
April 9, 2026

The Ministry of Education (MoE), in partnership with the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA), has officially launched the School Connect Initiative, a major step toward expanding digital learning and high-speed internet access across 156 public schools in Liberia.

The initiative will be implemented in phases, with the goal of connecting all targeted schools nationwide. It aims to improve students’ research capabilities and strengthen school administration through reliable internet and modern digital tools.

Delivering the keynote address visually, Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah emphasized the urgency of digital inclusion, noting that access to information is critical to national development. She described the initiative as a transformative opportunity for students and educators, supported by advanced micro-lab technologies.

The Minister also stressed the importance of responsible usage and proper management of the systems, while reaffirming the Ministry’s commitment to continuous training for teachers and administrators.

LTA Chairman Honorable Clarence Massaquoi described the launch as a significant milestone, highlighting that the initiative aligns with the government’s vision to modernize education through technology. He noted that the first phase lays the foundation for nationwide connectivity and expanded access to digital resources.

The launch event was held at the Booker Washington Institute in Kakata, Margibi County, and brought together government officials and development partners, including representatives from the United States Embassy, UNDP, and Starlink.

The School Connect Initiative marks a major step toward inclusive, technology-driven education in Liberia.

🎉 Celebrating Excellence and Impact – Happy Birthday, Vashta B. Martin! 🎉

Today, we proudly celebrate an exceptional leader, educator, and changemaker, Vashta B. Martin, whose life and work continue to inspire many across Liberia and beyond.

Vashta is a certified Civic Leader of the YALI Accra, Ghana Cohort 37, with a strong passion for civic engagement and youth empowerment. Through her impactful initiatives, she has led efforts to educate adolescents on the prevention of teenage pregnancy across multiple schools—helping to shape a generation of informed, confident, and responsible young people.

A dedicated and results-driven professional, Vashta has served as a volunteer leader with Young Life in Maryland County for over six years, mentoring and guiding young students while instilling values of integrity, leadership, and positive mindset. Her commitment to education and child development is further reflected in her work as a classroom-focused educator, creating engaging and nurturing learning environments.

In 2022, she was selected as a President’s Young Professional and served at the Ministry of Education in the Office of the Minister as an Executive Secretary—demonstrating her competence in leadership and public service.

Academically accomplished, she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Development from William V. S. Tubman University and a Master of Arts in Education Leadership and Policy (Comparative Education) from Beijing Normal University, China.

Vashta also made history as the first female President and Coordinator of the Liberian Students Association in Beijing, where she exemplified inclusive and transformational leadership.

On this special day, we celebrate not just your birthday, Vashta, but your unwavering dedication to service, education, and leadership. Your journey is a shining example of excellence, resilience, and purpose.

✨ Happy Birthday to a true woman of substance! Wishing you continued success, greater heights, and blessing

The people of Liberia may be a peace-loving nation, but our commitment to defending our sovereignty must never be mistaken for weakness. The strength of the Armed Forces of Liberia is not measured only by numbers or weaponry, but by the courage, discipline, and unwavering patriotism of the men and women who stand ready to defend this nation.

Let it be clearly understood: no external pressure, military buildup, or attempt at intimidation will undermine the territorial integrity of Liberia. Our borders are not negotiable, and every inch of our land will be defended with resolve.

We believe strongly in peaceful dialogue and diplomatic engagement with our neighbors, including Guinea. Diplomacy remains the first and most responsible path for resolving tensions between nations. However, diplomacy must never be mistaken for surrender.

Should any action threaten the sovereignty or territorial integrity of our nation, the Armed Forces of Liberia stands prepared and capable of responding decisively in defense of the Republic.

At the same time, the Liberian Legislature remains ready to take all necessary constitutional steps to ensure that the nation is fully prepared to protect its sovereignty and national interest.

Liberia will always stand for peace—but we will stand even stronger for our freedom, our dignity, and the protection of our land.

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Montserrado County CEO Conducts Early Morning Spot Check at Elizabeth Tubman Memorial Institute

Monrovia, Liberia – December 27, 2025

The County Education Officer (CEO) of Montserrado County, Mr. Amos Kinni Kanrneh, on Saturday conducted an early morning spot-check visit to the Elizabeth Tubman Memorial Institute (ETMI) as part of efforts to strengthen supervision and monitoring of educational facilities.

The visit focused on inspecting ongoing renovation works, including the upgrade of twelve school latrines from traditional pit systems to modern sanitation facilities, as well as the rehabilitation of the school cafeteria. Mr. Kanrneh disclosed that the projects are being financed through registration and tuition fees collected during the previous and current academic years, reflecting prudent use of internally generated funds.

To ensure sustainability and hygiene, the CEO emphasized the installation of a hand-pump water system to support the new latrines, serving students and staff.

Elizabeth Tubman Memorial Institute enrolls approximately 1,700 students from Grades 7 through 12 and remains a key public secondary institution in Montserrado County.

Mr. Kanrneh reaffirmed his commitment to continuous monitoring and supervision to ensure safe, healthy, and conducive learning environments across schools in the county. The Montserrado County Administration remains committed to supporting the education sector through improved infrastructure and service delivery.

Mr. and Mrs. Bleetahn Celebrate Seventeen Years of Marriage

December 28, 2025
Monrovia, Liberia

Mr. and Mrs. Bleetahn joyfully commemorate their 17th Wedding Anniversary, marking seventeen years of grace, faith, and enduring love.

United by God’s abundant grace, the couple entered a sacred covenant seventeen years ago, vowing before God to love, honor, and cherish one another. Since that holy beginning, they have walked hand in hand, anchored in Christ, trusting His Word, and witnessing His unfailing faithfulness through every season of life.

Through moments of joy and times of challenge, their bond has been strengthened, their commitment preserved, and their love made steadfast—standing as a testament that when God is the foundation, vows endure and faith prevails.

As they celebrate this milestone, Mr. and Mrs. Bleetahn pray that their union will inspire others to embrace prayer, forgiveness, humility, and lifelong commitment.

To God be all the glory—today, tomorrow, and forever.

Happy Wedding Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Bleetahn.

Montserrado County Education Officer Announces Strengthened Supervision and Compliance Measures for Schools

Monrovia, Liberia
December 17, 2025

— The County Education Officer (CEO) of Montserrado County, Mr. Amos Kinni Kanrneh, has announced the implementation of rigorous measures aimed at strengthening supervision, monitoring, and evaluation across all schools within Montserrado County.

According to Mr. Kanrneh, these measures are designed to ensure that all public and private schools strictly adhere to the Ministry of Education’s policies, regulations, and guidelines, and are in full compliance with the 2025/2026 Academic Calendar. He emphasized that adherence to established standards is critical to maintaining quality, accountability, and consistency within Liberia’s education system.

Mr. Kanrneh further noted that his office is intensifying oversight efforts following his participation in several high-level capacity-building and planning initiatives. These include the Ministry of Education Joint Education Sector Review (JESR), and the ongoing County Operational Planning sessions, which are currently taking place concurrently.

Speaking to reporters in Monrovia, the Montserrado County Education Officer commended the current leadership of the Ministry of Education, under the direct supervision of the Minister, Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah. He described the leadership as passionate, committed, and resolute in its determination to transform the education sector and improve learning outcomes nationwide.

Mr. Kanrneh also expressed appreciation to the Government of Liberia and the Senior Management Team of the Ministry of Education for their continued support. He reaffirmed his office’s commitment to working collaboratively with the Ministry’s leadership to ensure the effective implementation of key priorities and the advancement of quality education across Montserrado County.

Ministry of Education Launches Gender Responsive Planning and Budgeting Training in B**g County

Monrovia, Liberia
December 3, 2025

The Ministry of Education, through its Girls’ Education Division and the Gender & Social Inclusion Unit, has officially launched a five-day Gender Responsive Planning and Budgeting (GRPB) training in B**g County, marking a significant step toward strengthening gender integration across Liberia’s education sector.

The initiative is being implemented in strong partnership with the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) through its GRPB Unit and the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP) through its Gender and Social Inclusion Unit (GSIU). Together, these institutions are working to reinforce national efforts to ensure that gender considerations are systematically embedded in education planning, budgeting, monitoring, and decision-making processes.

The GRPB training brings together County Education Officers, District Education Officers, school administrators, planners, gender focal persons, and other key stakeholders from across B**g County. Participants will be equipped with the tools, knowledge, and practical frameworks needed to identify and address gender gaps within the education system—particularly those affecting girls, children with disabilities, and other marginalized groups.

Speaking at the opening session, officials underscored the importance of collaborative action in advancing gender equality within the education sector. They reaffirmed that sustainable development requires policies and budgets that respond to the diverse needs of all learners, and that gender responsiveness is essential for achieving equitable access, retention, and learning outcomes nationwide.

The Ministry emphasized that the training directly supports the Government of Liberia’s commitment to inclusive development, as outlined in key national frameworks and the administration’s education reform priorities.

MOE, Partners Convene National Stakeholders’ Validation Workshop on Girls’ Education Policy Analysis and Scorecard Review

Monrovia, Liberia
December 3, 2025

The Ministry of Education, in partnership with HOPE Inc., the EducateHER Coalition, and Impact Evaluation, today convened a one-day Stakeholders’ Validation Workshop focused on the National Policy on Girls’ Education (NPGE) Data Analysis, Scorecard Review, and Validation Session for the period 2021–2025.

The workshop brought together MOE technical divisions, county education teams, and development partners to jointly review the findings of the NPGE indicator analysis.

The session provided a shared technical and participatory platform for stakeholders to examine data, validate interpretations, and endorse final recommendations.

This collaborative effort strengthens national mechanisms for monitoring, reporting, and implementing the National Policy on Girls’ Education, while reinforcing alignment with Liberia’s education sector priorities and the Government’s ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development.

Key objectives of the workshop included:

* Reviewing, discussing, and validating the full NPGE analysis (2021–2025)

* Receiving orientation on the NPGE Scorecard, including status interpretation, RAG ratings, and trend indicators

* Providing input on the design and priority features of the NPGE Dashboard

* Co-developing implementation priorities informed by evidence from the analysis

* Offering feedback to finalize NPGE monitoring tools, including the scorecard, dashboard, and narrative report

The Ministry of Education appreciates the continuous support of its partners and reaffirms its commitment to advancing equitable, inclusive, and data-driven opportunities.