1. School Administration & Oversight
Runs day-to-day school operations and sets the academic calendar, policies, and institutional standards.
Education Department
Strengthening curriculum quality, teaching standards, and student outcomes across every level.
Core Mandate
Brief Functions of the Education Department
The Education Department provides oversight, quality control, and Christ-centered direction for all school operations under World Wide Missions of Liberia.
2. Curriculum Development
Ensures teaching follows Ministry of Education requirements while integrating Christian values, approved texts, lesson plans, and character education.
3. Teacher Recruitment & Training
Hires qualified teachers, conducts in-service training, monitors staff performance, and organizes workshops on pedagogy and biblical integration.
4. Student Affairs & Discipline
Manages admissions, records, welfare, counseling, and discipline while reinforcing Christ, Character, and Excellence.
5. Compliance & Accreditation
Liaises with the Ministry of Education for licensing, WAEC registration, and accreditation compliance in staffing, facilities, and curriculum.
6. Finance & Resource Management
Prepares budgets, sets tuition and fees, and oversees resources for salaries, instructional materials, and infrastructure projects.
7. Ministry Integration
Coordinates chapel, devotions, Christian clubs, and outreach so education advances evangelism and discipleship.
8. Community & Parent Relations
Leads PTA engagement, provides parent reporting, and represents the schools to communities and government partners.
Historical Background
How The Department Was Established
In the early 1960s, when World Wide Missions of Liberia was established, there was no separate Education Department. The four mission pillars, the Church, Education, Agriculture, and Medical, were all under direct church supervision.
During that period, Rev. Dr. Abba G. Karnga coordinated those departments and provided broad mission leadership.
In the late 1970s, after returning from studies, Mr. Roujee Morris helped formalize the Education Department and became its first Education Director.
Leadership Timeline
Department Transitions Through The Years
Key leadership transitions that shaped education oversight across the mission system.
When Mr. Roujee Morris became Director of World Wide Missions of Liberia, the civil war disrupted systems and operations, and he carried multiple responsibilities during a difficult season.
After Mr. Morris left mission leadership, the Elders established a seven-man council headed by Daniel Paygar, and Elder Garmondeh Karnga was appointed as Education Director.
When Mr. Reuben Tedoe Faimahn took over as Director of Missions, he recommended Evangelist Constant C. Pee to serve as Education Director.
When Elder Garmondeh Karnga became Director of Missions, he continued coordinating Education and at Sinjay Conference recommended Ben Karnga to serve as Education Director.
When Madam Mary Karnga Dahn took over as Director of Missions, she recommended Mr. G. Alphonso Menyon to serve as Education Director.
Leadership Gallery
Past and Present Education Directors
Photos of department leaders across different periods. You can update any photo and caption as needed.
Past
Past Education Directors
Mr. Roujee Morris
First Education Director
Elder Garmondeh Karnga
Education Director
Evangelist Constant C. Pee
Education Director
Ben Karnga
Recommended at Sinjay Conference
Present
Present Education Director
Mr. G. Alphonso Menyon
Education Director
Get In Touch
Contact Education Department
Speak With The Education Team
For curriculum, admissions, standards, and academic support inquiries, contact the Education Department office.