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Today we join ties with our counterpart institution as they install their students council leadership into office.
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Nimba 10-Year-Old Prodigy Breaks WAEC Record; Finishes 9th Grade Exams

In a notable academic feat in Karnplay City, Nimba County, 10-year-old Jenveda Patrick from the Kings International School System has accomplished the task of finishing the 9th grade WAEC exams.

Aspiring to become a judge in the future, the prodigy impresses with her extraordinary perseverance and discipline at her tender age. The record is being hailed as proof that there are no boundaries of age when it comes to achieving perfection.

She is an inspiration to many young people in Liberia.
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How to Improve Learner Discipline in a School

A child will only respect a boundary that exists — and only fear a consequence that is real.

If your school is struggling with learner discipline, the problem is rarely the students. It is the system — or the lack of one.

Here is how to fix it:

1. Set clear, written rules
Every learner must know exactly what is expected. Display classroom rules visibly. No rule = no accountability.

2. Be consistent in enforcement
The biggest discipline killer is selective punishment. If lateness earns a consequence today, it must earn the same consequence tomorrow — for every student.

3. Start discipline from Day One
The first week of a new term sets the tone for the entire year. Teachers who are soft in week one suffer all term.

4. Make consequences logical, not emotional
Punishment should fit the offense. Screaming at a child for lateness teaches nothing. A structured consequence — like making up lost time — does.

5. Involve parents early
Don't wait until a child is out of control before contacting parents. Early communication prevents escalation.

6. Reward good behavior publicly
Most schools only react to bad behavior. Publicly recognizing well-behaved students motivates others and shifts the culture.

7. Train teachers on classroom management
A disorganized teacher produces a disorganized class. Discipline begins with the teacher's own structure and authority.

8. Have a documented discipline policy
Without a written policy, punishment becomes personal and parents can challenge every decision. A clear policy protects the school and guides the staff.

9. Use assembly and moral instruction deliberately
Morning assembly is not just routine — it is a daily culture-shaping moment. Use it to reinforce values, not just announcements.

10. Follow up, don't just punish
After any disciplinary action, check back on the student. Discipline without follow-up is just punishment — not correction.

The truth is:
learner discipline is a reflection of school leadership. Where leadership is firm, fair, and consistent — learners respond in kind.

That is why I wrote these 12 policies for your school. Grab your school policies. Start your school right.

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Images from our just ended friendly encounter with Great Commission Faith Academy school.
Although the match was marked with tension yet we defeated them 6:1 in the kickball category while our boys also defeated them 2:0.
Victory to our boys and girls team

Today, we celebrate a buzzing excitement as students gather for the mid-year progress and promotional ceremony. This milestone event marks a significant point in the academic journey, where students' hard work and dedication are recognized and celebrated.

The ceremony will feature the announcement of students who've earned promotion to the next level, acknowledging their academic growth and achievements. It's a moment of pride for students, parents, and faculty alike.

The event underscores the importance of perseverance and academic excellence. Let's cheer on the students as they celebrate their progress and look forward to the rest of the academic year.

Two EJ Zion Students Drown in Sandpit in Ganta.

By: Matthew Konah and Nyah Flomo Jr.
Feb. 23, 2026

Ganta, Nimba County – Two pupils of EJ Zion Nursing and Junior High School in Ganta are reported to have tragically drowned in a sandpit on Monday, February 23, 2026.
The victims have been identified as seven-year-old Miracle T. Roberts and eight-year-old Enoch Coleman. Their bodies have been deposited at the Ganta United Methodist Hospital.

According to preliminary information gathered, the two children, along with another student who is yet to be identified, allegedly left the school premises during school hours and went to bathe in a nearby sandpit. It was during this time that the incident occurred, leading to their drowning. The sandpit is estimated to be a 5-minute walk from the school.

Some community dwellers, however, stated that students are not known to frequent the sandpit because of its distance from the school.

When our team visited the scene, no individuals were present, including those believed to be owners or operators of the sandpit.

Community members, who spoke on condition of anonymity, expressed shock over the tragedy, describing it as a painful loss for both the school and the wider Ganta community. Residents have also raised concerns about the safety hazards posed by abandoned sandpits, particularly those filled with water and left uncovered.

Authorities have yet to issue an official statement regarding the circumstances surrounding the incident. However, an investigation is expected to determine the exact cause of the drowning and whether any negligence was involved.

The incident has cast a somber mood over the city, as families, classmates, and residents mourn the loss of the two young students.

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DAY 4 – MORNING ASSEMBLY TALK

Topic: Integrity – Doing Right Even When No One Is Watching

Opening

Good morning respected teachers and my dear students.

Let me ask you a question: 👉 If nobody is watching you, will you still do the right thing?

This question brings us to today’s topic — Integrity.

What Is Integrity?

Integrity means being honest and upright at all times —
not only when teachers are watching, but even when you are alone.

A student with integrity:

Does not cheat in exams

Does not steal

Does not lie to escape punishment

Admits mistakes honestly

A student without integrity:
❌ Chèáts when no one is watching
❌ Lies to cover up wrong actions

Bible Quotes

📖 Proverbs 10:9

> “Whoever walks in integrity walks securely.”

📖 Luke 16:10

> “Whoever is faithful in very little is also faithful in much.”

📖 Proverbs 11:3

“The integrity of the upright guides them.”

Why Integrity Is Important

Integrity builds trust

Integrity protects your future

Integrity gives you confidence

📖 Psalm 25:21

“May integrity and uprightness protect me.”

👉 It is better to fail honestly than to succeed dishonestly.

Closing Message

Dear students,
Your certificates are important, but your character is more important.

👉 Choose honesty.
👉 Choose truth.
👉 Choose integrity.

Thank you and have an upright day ahead.

TEACHER CHIGOZIE ❤️
EDUCATIONAL COACH

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Matthew B. Sagbe, Delphine Adams