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26/10/2020

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION RELEASES OFFICIAL ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2020/2021

The Ministry of Education has officially released the final Academic Calendar containing the timeline of school activities for 2020/2021. The document also outlines that all schools; Early Childhood Education, and Basic and Secondary Education will operate from December 1, 2020, to August 31, 2021.

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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION RELEASES REVISED ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2020/2021 SCHOOL YEAR Ministry of Education October 26, 2020 Uncategorized 0 Comments The Ministry of Education has officially released the final Academic Calendar containing the timeline of school activities for 2020/2021. The calendar ou...

18/09/2020

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 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...

18/09/2020

The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) on Friday, September 11, 2020, celebrated the gains made by the Educational Stipend Cash Transfer Program for 12th-grade students who sat the West African Senior School Certificate Examinations (WASSCE) in Liberia from August 17 to September 2, 2020.
Some 42,000 twelfth graders from across Liberia were eligible to receive the stipends of US$50 (LD10,000) to help cover their transportation costs to and from school as well as their daily food and other basic needs as they prepared for the Exams.
To date, 31,000 students have received their full stipend payments. GIveDirectly, the International NGO implementing stipend program on behalf of USAID, is working to have all qualified 12th graders paid their stipends in full.
In remarks at a program held at the Ministry of Education to mark the gains made by the stipend program, USAID/Liberia Mission Director, Sara Walter, said the Cash Transfer program was another testament to “how COVID has forced the Mission to quicken its pace and creatively adapt its programming to help Liberia effectively respond” to the many challenges posed by the disease.
“We found that 12th graders could uniquely benefit from targeted assistance as they dealt with the broad fallout from COVID-19.” She added that “the stipend program specifically sought to help the 12th graders deal with the additional challenges associated with preparing for the exams, and all the available evidence strongly suggests that we hit the mark here.”
Also speaking , Minister of Education, Professor Ansu D. Sonii, praised USAID for what he described as “a timely intervention” that could not have come at a better. “This just on time and unanticipated gift from the American people saved students as well as their parents much-needed resources which is critical in these unprecedented times.”
Students, parents, and teachers’ representatives attending the program also thanked the U.S. Government for the stipend program, which they said helped them deal some of the expenses associated with sitting the WASSCE.

04/09/2020

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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