Investment in our people is a very high priority. The CDC, through policies and institutions, will endeavor to improve access to quality education and other services that underpin our country’s human resource base. We will seek a major reform of the traditional Liberian basic education. We will opt for the strengthening of English, Science and Mathematics curriculum in public schools; We will also establish and equip libraries in public schools. The CDC will advocate and support all compulsory education laws and enhance government's operation, regulation, and subsidy of schools.
The Congress for Democratic Change believes that no nation can compete in the 21st century without a skilled and educated workforce, especially with the advancement in technology, medicine, agriculture, etc. Given the current financial crisis in Liberia, we support a free education public school system with minimum financial contribution from students.
We also believe that access to quality education should be a guarantee to every Liberians. In an effort to decentralize the nation, the CDC encourages strategically placing institutions of higher learning – Universities, Colleges, Technical, and Vocational schools – throughout the nation.
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First Partisan and Standard-Bearer Amb. Weah and Doe-Sheriff began a campaign tour yesterday...
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The opposition Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) has unanimously endorsed its Chairperson...
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The National Elections Commission has released the official timetable for the pending Senatorial by-election in Montserrado County.
The Chairman of NEC James Fromayan told a news conference Thursday, the official date for the by-election is November 10 2009.
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