B.W. Harris Episcopal High School

Last Friday, B.W. Harris Episcopal High School proudly participated in the District #7 Quizzing Tournament hosted by Hon. Emmanuel Dahn, emerging as the 2nd Runner-Up and receiving an award of LRD 100,000, officially presented yesterday.

Special congratulations to:
🥇 Kelvin Lewis (12 Sci) – Best Scientist & Tournament MVP
🥇 Emmanuel Nyanwor (12 Sci) – Best Historian in the Tournament

These achievements continue to prove that B.W. Harris excels not only in sports, but in academics as well. 💙🤍

Special thanks to our dynamic Principal, Mrs. Rosa W. Allen, and the Board of Trustees for their continuous support to the quizzing team.

Today, our students from Grades 6 to 9 embarked on an educational excursion to the White Plains facility of the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation. It was an insightful and enriching experience, giving our students a deeper understanding of water treatment and public service in action.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation, our school administration, and all staff members who made this excursion possible. 💙💛

As a Christian faith-based institution grounded in love and respect for all, B.W. Harris Episcopal High School celebrates religious tolerance and unity.

We extend our warmest wishes to our Muslim students, staff, and parents as you celebrate this special day. May your hearts be filled with joy, peace, and blessings.

Eid Mubarak. 🌙✨

Yesterday, January 23, 2025, B.W. Harris Episcopal High School officially installed its Student Council Government into office. The President, Mr. Credee J. Bryant, along with his team of officials, was duly sworn in to serve the student body.

The occasion was graced by Counselor Taiwan Saye Gongloe as Guest Speaker and Attorney Cornelia W. Kruah, newly appointed Minister of Youth and Sports, as Chief Launcher.

It was a proud and inspiring moment, marking the beginning of a new chapter of student leadership at B.W. Harris.

Learning by Doing at B.W. Harris Episcopal High School!

Our students are actively engaged in practical electricity lessons, putting theory into action and building real, hands-on skills. From classroom discussions to practical displays, this is what evidence-based teaching looks like.

Electricity is moving forward at B.W. Harris, and our students are right at the center of it, learning, creating, and preparing for the future.📚⚡️

Yesterday, January 9 2026, the Faculty and Support Staff Association of B.W. Harris Episcopal High School officially installed its new president, Mr. Emmanuel W. Kofa, a distinguished and long-serving educator, along with his team of officials.

It was a memorable and inspiring moment for the school community. We extend our warm congratulations and wish Mr. Kofa and his officials every success as they take on this important responsibility.🎉

Happy New Year! 🎉
As we step into 2026, we celebrate new beginnings, endless possibilities, and the opportunity to grow together. May this year bring joy, success, and fulfillment to all our students, staff, parents, and the entire B.W. Harris Episcopal High School family.

Here’s to a year of Perseverance, Achievement & Quality! 💙💛

On Friday, our students wrapped up the 2025 year with a joyful Christmas year-end party filled with talent, creativity, and celebration. From drama and poetry to dance, music, and more, the performances truly brought the festive spirit to life.

It was a wonderful experience and a beautiful way to celebrate our students and their hard work throughout the year.

Congratulations to our newly elected Student Council President, Jimmy Credee Bryant of the SIM (Student Intellectual Movement), along with his entire team. Their victory in the 2025/2026 student council elections is well-deserved, and we’re proud of the leadership they’ve already shown throughout the process.

We wish President-elect Bryant and his incoming government every success as they prepare to serve the BW Harris community. We look forward to the impact they’ll make during their term and beyond.

Yesterday’s student council election was full of energy and healthy competition, with SUP (Student Unification Party) and SIM (Student Intellectual Movement) going head-to-head. It was a solid learning experience for the students and a proud moment for the school watching them practice leadership, confidence, and respectful democracy.