Ministry of Education - Liberia

Ministry of Education - Liberia We ensure every learner in Liberia gains the foundational skills and opportunities needed to lead, while safeguarding our national heritage.
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We translate resources learning gains that strengthen inclusive socio-economic growth in Liberia.

The Ministry of Education extends its warmest birthday wishes to Dr. Salomey Tardy HackmanStrategy, Communications, and ...
29/07/2026

The Ministry of Education extends its warmest birthday wishes to Dr. Salomey Tardy Hackman
Strategy, Communications, and Impact Consultant.

The Ministry of Education proudly recognizes and appreciates Dr. Salomey Tardy Hackman for her exceptional professionalism, valuable expertise, and meaningful contributions to strengthening communications and advancing education in Liberia.

Her dedication, innovation, and commitment to excellence continue to inspire positive transformation, enhance professional standards, and support impactful institutional development.

On this special occasion, the Ministry wishes Dr. Hackman good health, lasting happiness, continued success, and many more years of achievement and fulfillment.

Happy Birthday, Dr. Salomey Tardy Hackman!

Ministry of Education Joins National Independence Celebration as President Boakai Calls for Preservation of Liberia’s Hi...
27/07/2026

Ministry of Education Joins National Independence Celebration as President Boakai Calls for Preservation of Liberia’s History

Buchanan, Grand Bassa County | July 27, 2026

The Ministry of Education today joined President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr., government officials, national stakeholders, and citizens in Buchanan for the official program commemorating Liberia’s 179th Independence Day.

During the celebration, President Boakai emphasized the importance of preserving Liberia’s history as a foundation for national identity, education, unity, and sustainable development.

The President announced the establishment of a National Historical Recovery and Reparation Initiative, which will support historical research, strengthen Liberia’s museums and archives, and improve public access to credible records of the nation’s past.

He also called for universities, research institutions, heritage organizations, and government agencies to play a stronger role in protecting Liberia’s documentary and cultural heritage for future generations.

Delivering the National Oration, Dr. Herbert Brewer encouraged Liberians, particularly young people, to understand and embrace the country’s shared history. He noted that knowledge of Liberia’s past can strengthen patriotism, responsible citizenship, and commitment to the nation’s future.

The Ministry of Education welcomes the renewed national focus on historical preservation and reaffirms its commitment to strengthening the teaching of Liberian history, civic education, and national values across the education system. Through education, the next generation must be equipped not only to understand Liberia’s journey, but also to take responsibility for shaping its future.

“Women of Valor” Gathering Honors Pastor Paula White-Cain and Celebrates Women’s LeadershipBuchanan, Grand Bassa County ...
27/07/2026

“Women of Valor” Gathering Honors Pastor Paula White-Cain and Celebrates Women’s Leadership

Buchanan, Grand Bassa County | July 26, 2026

Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah joined Cabinet women and other distinguished Liberian women leaders on Sunday for the “Women of Valor” Meet and Greet, held in Buchanan in honor of Pastor Paula White-Cain, Senior Advisor to the White House Faith Office.

The gathering created a space for women leaders to engage Pastor White-Cain on faith diplomacy, women’s leadership, national service, cooperation, and the longstanding partnership between Liberia and the United States.

During the event, Pastor White-Cain encouraged Liberian women to recognize the influence they hold in shaping their country’s future. She emphasized the importance of supporting national leadership through prayer, service, and constructive engagement, while remaining committed to peace, unity, and the well-being of the Liberian people.

Her message highlighted the responsibility of women to use their positions, faith, and voices to strengthen communities, support national progress, and inspire the next generation of women leaders.

Dr. Jallah, in a brief remark, reinforced the call for women to lead with courage, wisdom, integrity, and faith. Drawing inspiration from the biblical examples of Deborah, Huldah, and Esther, she reflected on the historic role women have played as leaders, advisers, advocates, and indispensable partners in national transformation.

The gathering also provided an opportunity to strengthen relationships among women in public leadership and reaffirm their collective responsibility to advocate for the vulnerable, promote national unity, and contribute meaningfully to Liberia’s development.

The Ministry of Education welcomes Pastor Paula White-Cain’s message of faith, service, and courageous leadership and remains committed to expanding opportunities for girls and women to learn, lead, and contribute to the future of Liberia.

Ministry of Education Joins Liberians in Thanksgiving for 179 Years of IndependenceBuchanan, Grand Bassa County | July 2...
27/07/2026

Ministry of Education Joins Liberians in Thanksgiving for 179 Years of Independence

Buchanan, Grand Bassa County | July 27, 2026

The Ministry of Education yesterday joined President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr., government officials, faith leaders, and citizens in giving thanks for Liberia’s 179 years of independence during the National Thanksgiving and Intercessory Service held at the First United Methodist Church in Buchanan.

Speaking at the service, President Boakai credited Almighty God for preserving Liberia through nearly two centuries of hardship, conflict, public health emergencies, and national challenges.

The President reflected on Liberia’s journey and noted that the country’s survival and continued progress have depended on God’s guidance, the resilience of its people, and a shared commitment to national unity.

Guest preacher Reverend Paula White-Cain, Senior White House Faith Adviser, described Liberia as a nation preserved for a greater purpose and encouraged citizens to remain steadfast in faith as they work toward a more peaceful and prosperous future.

As Liberia marks this historic milestone, the Ministry of Education joins all Liberians in gratitude and reaffirms its commitment to preparing the next generation to contribute meaningfully to the country’s peace, development, and continued progress.

The Ministry of Education joins all Liberians at home and abroad in celebrating 179 years of independence.As we honour t...
26/07/2026

The Ministry of Education joins all Liberians at home and abroad in celebrating 179 years of independence.

As we honour the courage, resilience and sacrifices that shaped our nation, we renew our commitment to building a Liberia where every child learns, every young person has opportunity, and education continues to drive national progress.

Happy Independence Day, Liberia!

President Boakai Commissions Buchanan Science Laboratory to Strengthen Practical Science EducationBuchanan, Grand Bassa ...
25/07/2026

President Boakai Commissions Buchanan Science Laboratory to Strengthen Practical Science Education

Buchanan, Grand Bassa County | July 25, 2026

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr. has commissioned the Buchanan Science Laboratory, expanding opportunities for students in Grand Bassa County to gain practical experience in science.

The facility was constructed through the initiative of Grand Bassa County Senator Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence to strengthen science instruction and provide students with access to modern laboratory learning.

Speaking at the ceremony, President Boakai reaffirmed education as a national priority and encouraged students to make full use of the facility. He also called on teachers to use effective instruction and mentorship to inspire curiosity, creativity, and innovation among learners.

The laboratory will support practical teaching and learning while helping to prepare students for further study and careers in medicine, engineering, technology, research, and other science-related fields.

The Ministry of Education welcomes this investment and commends Senator Karnga-Lawrence and all stakeholders whose efforts contributed to its completion. The facility complements ongoing government efforts to improve educational infrastructure and expand access to quality STEM education across Liberia.

25/07/2026

Education Minister Dedicates New School in Grand Bassa on Behalf of President Boakai

Education Minister Dedicates New School in Grand Bassa on Behalf of President BoakaiBuchanan, Grand Bassa County | July ...
24/07/2026

Education Minister Dedicates New School in Grand Bassa on Behalf of President Boakai

Buchanan, Grand Bassa County | July 24, 2026

Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah has, on behalf of His Excellency President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, dedicated a newly constructed public school in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County.

The new facility was constructed to address overcrowding at Bassa High School and expand access to quality learning for students in the county.

Speaking at the dedication ceremony, Dr. Jallah reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to strengthening public education through sustained investments in school infrastructure. She noted that quality education depends not only on classrooms, but also on qualified teachers, adequate learning materials, and safe, supportive environments where students can thrive.

The Minister commended the Grand Bassa County Legislative Caucus and County Council for financing the project and thanked the World Basic Group of Companies for completing the school ahead of schedule.

Receiving the keys to the facility on behalf of President Boakai and the Government of Liberia, Dr. Jallah pledged that the Ministry of Education would continue working with county authorities and partners to further improve the campus and strengthen teaching and learning.

The dedication brought together government officials, lawmakers, education stakeholders, traditional leaders, students, and community members to celebrate another investment in Liberia’s education system and the future of its children.

3,911 Students Benefit from Hygiene Kit Distribution in MontserradoThe Ministry of Education has provided hygiene kits t...
21/07/2026

3,911 Students Benefit from Hygiene Kit Distribution in Montserrado

The Ministry of Education has provided hygiene kits to 3,911 students across 18 schools in Montserrado County as part of the 2026 School Health and Hygiene Kits Distribution Exercise.

The beneficiaries include 2,341 girls and 1,570 boys from 11 public schools, two private schools, two faith-based schools, and three special schools. Through the inclusion of the special schools, the exercise also reached 250 learners with disabilities.

Each kit contains essential personal care items, including a toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, deodorant, and body spray. Girls also received sanitary pads to support menstrual hygiene and enable them to participate in school with greater dignity and confidence.

Distribution to schools in the remaining counties will begin when schools reopen.

Aligned with the Ministry’s Priority Areas One and Four, Girls and Inclusive Education and Instructional and School Supplies, the initiative supports learners in public, private, faith-based, and inclusive schools across Liberia’s 16 educational counties.

The distribution promotes healthy hygiene practices, improves school readiness, and helps reduce some of the personal care costs carried by families. It also supports the Ministry’s broader efforts to remove barriers that affect attendance, participation, and retention in school.

The Ministry of Education appreciates the school administrators and distribution teams who supported the Montserrado exercise and remains committed to creating healthier, safer, and more inclusive learning environments for every child in Liberia.

“Which National Problem Has My Education Prepared Me to Solve?” Education Minister Challenges BCU GraduatesGbarnga, B**g...
18/07/2026

“Which National Problem Has My Education Prepared Me to Solve?” Education Minister Challenges BCU Graduates

Gbarnga, B**g County | July 18, 2026

Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah has challenged graduates of B**g County University to use their education to solve practical problems facing Liberia and contribute meaningfully to national development.

Delivering special remarks at the University’s Fifth Graduation Convocation, Dr. Jallah reminded the graduates that their responsibility extends beyond finding employment. She urged them to ask: “Which national problem has my education prepared me to solve?”

Addressing graduates in agriculture, information technology, nursing, and education, the Minister called on them to improve food production and value chains, strengthen digital systems, provide competent and dignified healthcare, and help children achieve meaningful learning in Liberian classrooms.

She also encouraged B**g County University to strengthen academic quality, relevant research, credible assessment, and practical training connected to the development needs of B**g County and Liberia.

The Ministry of Education congratulates the fifth graduating class of B**g County University and encourages each graduate to carry this national responsibility with competence, integrity, and purpose.

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