Download logoSeven months after breaking ground, the Government of Liberia has completed and officially turned over the Beh Town Public School in Dewoin District, Bomi County, providing the community with improved classrooms, more than 200 student chairs, whiteboards, and a better environment for teaching and learning.
The new school is part of the Ministry of Education’s wider effort to ensure that more children can access and benefit from public education. Registration from Kindergarten through Grade 6 is now free, removing an important financial barrier for families. Bomi is also one of seven priority counties under the Back to My Classroom Campaign, which is working to return out-of-school children to education.
At the dedication, Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah joined county and district authorities, traditional leaders, teachers, parents, students, and community members in formally handing the facility over for use.
With the school now completed, the Ministry’s work continues through teacher support, stronger school management, and measures to help children enroll, attend regularly, and progress in their education.
Beh Town reflects the broader direction of the Ministry’s reform agenda: investing in public schools while removing the barriers that prevent children from accessing and benefiting from education.
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Ministry of Education: Republic of Liberia.
