In a bold and inspiring move, the Ministry of Education, through its Bureau of Early Childhood Education, has launched a national advocacy initiative aimed at transforming Early Childhood Education (ECE) in Liberia.
According to a Saturday, December 21, 2024 release issued in Monrovia, this initiative is part of the larger Diaspora Librarian 2024 Platform, a strategic effort to strengthen and enhance the country’s educational framework.
Led by Fasam Howard Nyensuah, Minister of Early Childhood Education, the campaign seeks to improve the quality of education for all school-aged children, emphasizing the critical role that early education plays in shaping young learners’ holistic development. The initiative focuses on implementing strategic measures to ensure equitable access to high-quality ECE services across Liberia.
In celebration of this pivotal launch, the Ministry organized a special event that brought together ECE students, educators, and key stakeholders, marking the official beginning of Diaspora Librarian 2024.
The event highlighted the importance of collective collaboration and the shared commitment to advancing early education in Liberia. With the support of all stakeholders, the Ministry aims to build a robust framework that will foster the growth and development of Early Childhood Education nationwide.
