MONROVIA, LIBERIA-Education Minister, Dr. Jarso Jallah, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to improving the country’s education sector.

Appearing on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, on the social media talk show “Class Reloaded,” Dr. Jallah outlined the current condition of Liberia’s Education System, ongoing reforms, and the Ministry’s priorities under the administration of President Joseph Boakai.

According to her, the government is making efforts aimed at strengthening the quality of education across the country, emphasizing the need for improved learning outcomes, accountability, and better opportunities for Liberian students.

Dr. Jallah noted that education remains a key pillar of national development and stressed the importance of creating a system that prepares young Liberians to compete both locally and internationally.

She highlighted ongoing initiatives intended to improve standards within schools, support teachers, and expand access to quality education for children across Liberia.

In a related development, Education Minister, Dr. Jarso Jallah, underscored the importance of collaboration among stakeholders in addressing challenges affecting the sector.

According to her, achieving sustainable progress will require collective national support. Dr. Jallah emphasized the Ministry’s focus on reforms that will strengthen institutional effectiveness and improve the overall learning environment for students throughout the country.

She further assured Liberians that the government remains committed to implementing policies that prioritize education and human capital development as part of the administration’s broader national agenda.

Meanwhile, her appearance on the platform formed part of ongoing public engagements by government officials aimed at informing citizens about policies, reforms, and development priorities under the Boakai administration.