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Liberia: First batch of Teachers in Early Childhood Education Receive In-Service C-Certificates

Liberia: First batch of Teachers in Early Childhood Education Receive In-Service C-Certificates Liberia: First batch of Teachers in Early Childhood Education Receive In-Service C-Certificates Share Monrovia – The Ministry of Education faces numerous challenges including an inadequately trained and inequitable distribution of teachers. According to the 2017 MoE Teacher Verification and Testing Program, 40 percent of primary school teachers do not possess the minimum required knowledge of English needed to be an effective instructor at the primary level. The distribution of qualified teachers in Liberia is also inequitable, with regions having economic advantage also getting more, and higher qualified teachers. This is highlighted through the student-to-trained teacher ratio (STTR) which is 34:1 in Montserrado County, yet ranges from 64:1 to 90:1 in counties with high incidences of poverty (e.g. Rivercess, Sinoe, Gbarpolu, Grand Bassa, and River Gee). Multiple literatures point t

Testing Information

Testing Information COVID-19 testing is a requirement this semester and your on-campus privileges depend on you showing up for all of your tests. Testing Program Overview As mentioned in the Campus Guide, Bowdoin College has developed a testing protocol in partnership with the Broad Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that is central to our return-to-campus plan. Per the Campus Community Agreement, students must comply with Bowdoin’s COVID-19 testing. Test attendance will be tracked throughout the semester, and students will be allowed one unexcused missed test. A student who misses three additional COVID-19 tests without prior written 
authorization will effectively opt out of the testing protocol and forfeit their on-campus privileges, including physically living on campus, and will move to remote learning for the remainder of the semester. 

Ayala Group donates COVID testing kits to QC

Published February 18, 2021, 6:00 AM The Ayala Group of Companies, through the Ayala Foundation, has donated testing kits and other medical supplies to Quezon City to boost the testing capacity of the country’s biggest city. In a statement, the conglomerate said QC Mayor Joy Belmonte received P4.5 million worth of supplies that would further expand the city’s mass testing efforts. Partners in this effort are Philippine Center for Entrepreneurship Foundation, Inc., who led the Pooled PCR Testing Program with QC LGU; and Assurance Controls Technologies Co., Inc., who assured the efficient supply of needed test materials and consumables to the accredited laboratories for the Pooled PCR testing.

Blog North Reading Superintendent Publishes Updates For February 10

Subscribe COVID-19 Testing Updates Subscribe Families and staff should have received a reminder today for the consent form for the symptomatic testing from your school principal. Tomorrow you should be receiving a new link that would correspond to the pooled testing opportunity. This will also be sent by the school principal and will require a separate consent from you for this distinct testing opportunity. Those who do not wish to consent can disregard the email. As I have previously shared we have been working closely with the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) to implement a

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