Dyawulu Cooperative Learning Center

🌍 HAPPY DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD 🌍

Today, we celebrate the dreams, talents, resilience, and limitless potential of every African child.

This year's theme, "Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa," reminds us that every child deserves access to safe water and healthy environments where they can learn, grow, and thrive.

At Dyawulu Cooperative Learning Center, we remain committed to nurturing young minds, empowering future leaders, and advocating for the well-being and rights of every child.
Together, let us continue investing in our children today so they can build a brighter Africa tomorrow 💚🤍❤️.

LECTURE SERIES | BOYS & GIRLS TALK 2026

Theme: "Real Talk, Real Growth & Real Impact"

Today, Dyawulu Cooperative Learning Center successfully hosted the first edition of impactful edition of its Lecture Series and Boys & Girls Talk, where students were inspired, challenged, and empowered by three outstanding guest speakers.

1st Speaker: Mr. Chester N. Cyrus
Topic: Kings In The Making

Mr. Cyrus challenged our students to embrace leadership, discipline, and personal responsibility. He emphasized that a king is not defined by age, wealth, appearance, or popularity, but by character, purpose, and the ability to learn from
mistakes. He encouraged students to remain focused on their education regardless of their mood and reminded them that true success comes through determination, consistency, and self-improvement.

2nd Speaker: Ms. A. Fumi Isaiah

Topic: Technology

Ms. Fumi Isaiah introduced students to the ever-growing world of technology and highlighted its importance in today's society. She discussed both the positive and negative impacts of technology, identified students interested in pursuing careers in the tech industry, and encouraged them to make informed career choices.

She reminded students that while technology makes our work easier, wise decisions and proper guidance are essential when choosing a future career path.

3rd Speaker: Mr. Darius P. Symuapoe

Topic: Choosing Marine Engineering as a Career

Mr. Symuapoe provided valuable insight into the field of Marine Engineering and Maritime Science. He explained that Liberia is home to the country's only Marine Science institution, operated by the Liberia Maritime Authority under the auspices of the Government of Liberia.

Students learned about life aboard ships, the opportunities available within the maritime industry, and the benefits enjoyed by marine professionals, including international travel and comprehensive support while working at sea.

He encouraged more young Liberians to consider careers in this important and rewarding field.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our distinguished speakers for investing their time, knowledge, and experiences in shaping the minds of our students.

At Dya-Wulu we remain committed to preparing future leaders through meaningful conversations, career guidance, and life changing opportunities.

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As part of our regular routine and commitment to excellence in education, the teachers and staff of Dyawulu Cooperative Learning recently sat for their periodic assessment tests.

The assessment covered various areas, including CRITICAL THINKING, ENGLISH/GRAMMAR, READING, COMPREHENSION, MATHEMATICS, VOCABULARY, and other essential skills required for effective teaching and professional development.

Regular assessments are important because they help educators: ✅ Evaluate and strengthen their knowledge and skills. ✅ Identify areas that need improvement. ✅ Promote continuous learning and professional growth. ✅ Maintain high teaching standards. ✅ Enhance the quality of instruction delivered to our students.

At Dya-Wulu Cooperative Learning Center, we believe that learning never stops. Just as we assess our students to monitor their progress, we also challenge ourselves as educators to ensure we are providing the very best educational experience possible.

At Dya-Wulu, we do it differently 👌.

In observance of World Menstrual Hygiene Day 🩸, celebrated globally on May 28 under the theme "Together for a ," Dyawulu Cooperative Learning Center proudly held its celebration on Saturday, June 6, 2026.

We were honored to host two outstanding guest speakers, Mrs.Geneive Mensah and Mrs. Marnyonmon Vincent, both parents of our school and health practitioners, who facilitated an engaging and informative session for our female students from 4th to 9th Grades.

The speakers educated the students on:
🔹 The definition of menstruation
🔹 The age range at which menstruation may begin
🔹 Common myths and misconceptions about menstruation
🔹 Proper menstrual hygiene practices
🔹 Demonstration of the correct use of sanitary pads
🔹 Safe and proper disposal of used sanitary pads

As part of the celebration, each girl received a special goodie bag, which included sanitary pads and other thoughtful items to support menstrual hygiene and encourage confidence and self-care ❤️.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Masiame J Massaquoi Koffa, and our School Nurse, Ms. Merchera Juman, for organizing this wonderful Period Party in collaboration with our female staff members 👏.

The event was educational, interactive, empowering, and fun, providing our girls with valuable knowledge, practical resources, and the confidence to manage their menstrual health with dignity.

At Dya-Wulu Cooperative Learning Center, we remain committed to creating a safe, supportive, and informed environment where every girl can thrive.

The newly elected Student Council Leadership of Dyawulu Cooperative Learning Center was officially inducted into office during a remarkable and inspiring ceremony.

The Oath of Commitment was administered by the Chairperson (Joe Binda Matadi) of the Independent Election Commission, reminding the newly elected officials of their responsibility to uphold honesty, accountability, integrity, and exemplary leadership throughout their term of office.

Following the oath-taking, the officials were proudly sashed by the Principal, Mrs. Ruby Martin, and officially presented with certificates recognizing them as the winners of the Student Council Elections, having secured 63.7% of the total votes cast.

In recognition of their peaceful participation and commitment to democratic values throughout the electoral process, members of the STUDENT REFORMATION PARTY (SRP) were also presented Certificates of Appreciation and Participation.

The Guest Speaker, Mr. Joshua S. Kpelewah, encouraged the newly inducted leaders to always do the right thing, even when no one is watching, and to lead by example in both words and actions.

He emphasized that leadership is not merely about holding positions, but about making a positive impact wherever one finds oneself. “You don’t have to wait to have a position before becoming a leader; you can lead from anywhere,” he stated.

He concluded his inspiring remarks with a quote from former South African President, Nelson Mandela: "A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination.”

Congratulations to all newly inducted officials of STUDENT UNIFICATION PARTY (SUP):

✔️ President - Melvin Zikeh (8th Grade)
✔️ Vice President - Merdeolyn D. Wesseh (7th Grade)
✔️ General Secretary - Clarnise C.K. Lakpor (6th Grade)

May your leadership bring growth, unity, discipline, excellence, and positive transformation to the student body and the entire Dya-Wulu community ❤️🤍💚.

CONGRATULATIONS 👏🎊👏

Today, Thursday, May 21, 2026, the students of Dyawulu Cooperative Learning Center proudly exercised their democratic rights by electing their new student leaders through the ballot box 🗳️.

The election brought together two vibrant student political parties, the Students Reformation Party (SRP) and the Students Unification Party (SUP), in a peaceful and competitive democratic process.

Following a successful, transparent, and well-organized election, the STUDENTS UNIFICATION PARTY (SUP) emerged victorious with flying colors👏.

We extend heartfelt appreciation to the school administration for their moral support, as well as to the Independent Election Commission (IEC), party coordinators, and the entire student body for contributing to a peaceful, credible, and successful electoral process.

The following staff members were officially recognized and permitted by the Election Team to serve during the election process:

Independent Election Commission (IEC)

✔️ Mr. Joe Binda Matadi – Chairperson
✔️ Mr. Prince Watrud – Co-Chairperson
✔️ Mr. Abraham Konneh Gboyah – Secretary
✔️ Mr. Adolphus Zogar Jr. – Advisor
✔️ Mr. Franklin P Howe – Ex-Officio
✔️ Ms. Sundaymar Jaycon – SUP Coordinator
✔️ Mrs.Margaret K Dee – SRP Coordinator

Congratulations to the Students Unification Party (SUP) on this historic victory 🏆.
To the newly elected leaders:
- The students have entrusted you with leadership. Use this opportunity wisely, lead with integrity, and make decisions that will positively impact the student community and the institution as a whole.

May this new chapter bring unity, growth, accountability, and progress to Dya-Wulu Cooperative Learning Center. CONGRATULATIONS 🎊