For this article, I have focused on the Zorzor District’s public high school (i.e., an example of anti-poor policy) that the World Bank, facilitators and supporters usually institute and implement. It also has eighty-five(85) elementary and jr-high schools and only one (1) Public High School, according to the 2008-2011 Lofa County Development Agenda. The same Report also shows that two other Districts (Foya, the District of the former Vice-President Boakai and Kolahun) have one Public High School each, while another District, Vahun has no public high school. My siblings, for example, left Fessibu and joined me in Monrovia in order to enroll in high school. Even during my high school days, there was one public high school in the capital City of Liberia, (Lab-High, which later morphed into the William V.S.

Source: Daily Observer February 23, 2018 02:15 UTC