Lombardia International school System Official

All graduating seniors that pay for their documents are ask to pickup their documents on Friday by 12 noon.

For Immediate Release

PRESIDENT WEAH APPROVES USD 1 MILLION STIMULUS HONORARIUM FOR PRIVATE SCHOOL TEACHERS

MONROVIA, September 30, 2020: The Government of Liberia recognizes the financial difficulties private school teachers are experiencing as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic which intensified in the country earlier this year. The government gathers that some owners of private schools, including faith based schools, have been unable to pay their teachers and faculties since February 2020, owing to limited or no tuition payment.

Some parents and guardians, and students that are self-sponsored, have attributed their inability to pay balance tuition to significant reduction in economic activities as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Having observed and studied the impact of the pandemic on the private school systems, especially their teachers and faculties, H.E. President George Manneh Weah, in consultation with the National Legislature, has instructed the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning to provide U.S.$1 million out of the FY19/20 surplus to pay as honorarium to private school teachers who have not been paid for the past seven months. This is the Government's way of assisting private schools and their teachers prepare for the resumption of normal school activities.

Pursuant to this objective, the government has constituted a vetting and payment taskforce to identify and pay eligible teachers and administrators of the different private schools across the country. The taskforce comprises the Ministries of Education as chair, Finance and Development Planning, the Civil Service Agency, and the Internal Audit Agency.

Owners of private schools are hereby requested to submit their last updated payrolls to the taskforce through the Ministry of Education for validation before payment. Payroll submission must include payment details such as account numbers, mobile money numbers and National Biometric Identification Numbers (NIR-ID). Private School Systems are also required to submit evidence of the last payment of withholding on income tax to the Liberia Revenue Authority.

As the government exerts effort to make these payments, it extends thanks and appreciation to teachers of private schools and encourages them to support their respective institutions.



Signed:____________
Eugene Lenn Nagbe
MINISTER

All senior students are to pick up their clearance tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 2 pm

12TH GRADERS, NO INTERNET, NO PROBLEM, ENROLL FOR YOUR EDUCATION STIPEND TODAY!

Furtherance to the initiative currently managed by GiveDirect Organization through USAID sponsorship, the implementing partner wishes to inform all students who have not yet enrolled for the educational stipends program that they can now enroll by dialing *119 # on Lonestarcell MTN.

Students who have already registered on the website DO NOT need to enroll again. All students will receive confirmation after submitting their details via the website or the shortcode. Payments are NOT automatic and students should expect to receive their first payment at least 1 week after submitting their details. Students who have a mobile money account registered in their own name will receive the stipends earlier than students who provide a number registered in the name of a trusted adult.

The project aims to support students writing the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) in 2020 with Educational Stipends.

For more information, contact Mr. Emmanuel Boone Waydon program Officer- MoE (0886264162).

Big news for 12th graders! All students taking national examinations are qualified to receive CASH from the MOE funded by USAID through GiveDirectly. Click the link to learn more!

ALL 12th GRADERS WRITING WASSCE CAN GET CASH STIPEND BY FOLLOWING SIMPLE STEPS TO ENROLL

The project which is implemented by a USAID-hired organization, GiveDirect aims to support students writing the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) exam in 2020, the Ministry of Education in Liberia through the generous support of USAID has set up the Educational Stipends cash transfer scheme. This program will provide cash stipends via mobile money to students to meet the cost of transportation to school, daily food and other needs before the WASSCE exam. The educational stipends program will be delivered by GiveDirectly on behalf of the Ministry of Education.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
All 12th grade students registered to complete the WASSCE exam, from public and private schools across all counties.

HOW TO ENROLL
If you already have a SIM card registered for mobile money in your name, you can enroll immediately. Go to educationliberia.org to provide your details for the program.
If you do not have a SIM card registered for mobile money in your name please register for mobile money by following the steps below. You must go to educationliberia.org to provide your details for the program after your SIM card has been registered.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR MOBILE MONEY
1. You must have a student ID or other valid identification card (Passport, Driver’s license, National ID, Voter’s ID).

2. Visit a Lonestarcell-MTN or Orange Service Center or Agent with your ID. If you do not have a SIM card you will need to buy one.

3. Fill in a mobile money registration form with your details (name, address, and other details).

4. The name used to register for mobile money must be EXACTLY the same as the name you used to register for the WASSCE exam.

5. If the registration is successful you will be asked to set a 5 digit PIN for the account. The PIN must be chosen by the student and must be secret. It must not be shared with anyone.
Students who are under 18 years must have a mobile money account registered in the name of a trusted adult. The name of the adult will be provided with the students details when enrolling for the educational stipend program.

For more information, contact Mr. Emmanuel Boone Waydon program Officer- MoE (0886264162)

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Lombardia Junior high section returns to complete the 2019/2020 Academic calendar.
In these pictorials are students from 6th - 9th Grade, Mr. Augustine N. Boe (VPA), Mr. Alphonso G. Seah ( Dean of Student Affairs of the Elementary Division) and Mr. David Kollie Ciapha ( Junior & Senior high Dean of student Affairs).

ALL 12th GRADERS WRITING WASSCE CAN GET CASH STIPEND BY FOLLOWING SIMPLE STEPS TO ENROLL

The project which is implemented by a USAID-hired organization, GiveDirect aims to support students writing the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) exam in 2020, the Ministry of Education in Liberia through the generous support of USAID has set up the Educational Stipends cash transfer scheme. This program will provide cash stipends via mobile money to students to meet the cost of transportation to school, daily food and other needs before the WASSCE exam. The educational stipends program will be delivered by GiveDirectly on behalf of the Ministry of Education.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
All 12th grade students registered to complete the WASSCE exam, from public and private schools across all counties.

HOW TO ENROLL
If you already have a SIM card registered for mobile money in your name, you can enroll immediately. Go to educationliberia.org to provide your details for the program.
If you do not have a SIM card registered for mobile money in your name please register for mobile money by following the steps below. You must go to educationliberia.org to provide your details for the program after your SIM card has been registered.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR MOBILE MONEY
1. You must have a student ID or other valid identification card (Passport, Driver’s license, National ID, Voter’s ID).

2. Visit a Lonestarcell-MTN or Orange Service Center or Agent with your ID. If you do not have a SIM card you will need to buy one.

3. Fill in a mobile money registration form with your details (name, address, and other details).

4. The name used to register for mobile money must be EXACTLY the same as the name you used to register for the WASSCE exam.

5. If the registration is successful you will be asked to set a 5 digit PIN for the account. The PIN must be chosen by the student and must be secret. It must not be shared with anyone.
Students who are under 18 years must have a mobile money account registered in the name of a trusted adult. The name of the adult will be provided with the students details when enrolling for the educational stipend program.

For more information, contact Mr. Emmanuel Boone Waydon program Officer- MoE (0886264162)

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All senior students of LISS are to be on campus by 8:00am on Wednesday, 12th of August so as to write the ministry's trial test. Please take note n govern yourself accordingly.
The Administration
LISS

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION RELEASES TIMETABLE FOR REOPENING OF SCHOOLS

Monday, July 27, 2020 – Following recent consultation with the health authorities, the Ministry of Education wishes to officially announce the reopening of schools for additional levels from 6th grade to 11th grade. The reopening is aimed at first completing the end of the Academic Calendar for 2019/2020 and the preparation for the new academic year 2020/2021. The admittance of students into physical school will be implemented in phases beginning with 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th graders and followed by 10th and 11th graders. The Early Childhood Education level to 5th grade will not be enrolled in physical activities to complete the 2019/2020 academic year as more review is to be conducted to adequately plan for the opening of the ECE level for the next academic year. Schools are urged to facilitate the packaging of lessons as homework for the ECE to 5th-grade students and plan for a one-time assessment.

The school hours will run from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM daily from Monday to Saturday and Sunday in the case of Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) School students. The following rollout of physical school activities and other plans are outlined for school owners, students, education partners, and the general public... Click link for full details:

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION RELEASES TIMETABLE FOR REOPENING OF SCHOOLS – MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, LIBERIA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION RELEASES TIMETABLE FOR REOPENING OF SCHOOLS Ministry of Education July 27, 2020 Uncategorized 0 Comments Monday, July 27, 2020 – Following recent consultation with the health authorities, the Ministry of Education wishes to officially announce the reopening of schools for add...

Ministry of Education (MoE) in collaboration with the Ministry of Health (MoH), the National Public Health Institute (NPHIL) and UNICEF releases "COVID-19 Guidelines for Safe School Reopening" and a Flip book containing guidance on the implementation of the Safe School Protocols.

Click link to access related documents:
http://moe-liberia.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/COVID-19_GUIDELINES-FOR-SAFE-SCHOOL-REOPENING.pdf

http://moe-liberia.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Flip-book-V1.pdf

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