By Morlu F. Freeman Sr.
Voinjama, Lofa County – In a bold move to elevate the quality of education in that rural region, the administration of the Rev. Kullie Kids Foundation School has launched an ambitious expansion project aimed at upgrading its educational infrastructure and providing students with a modern, conducive learning environment.
Located in the heart of the Selega Road Community in Voinjama City, the school has long been recognized for its dedication to academic excellence and community development. Now, with this major development initiative underway, the institution seeks to raise its standards even higher.
The project, which is currently in its initial phase, includes the construction of new, fully equipped classrooms for its daycare, elementary, and junior high divisions. According to school authorities, the expansion will also feature essential learning materials such as student textbooks and comfortable arm-chairs, all designed to enhance the teaching and learning experience.
In an interview with our correspondent, Mr. Kullie, the school’s founder and Preparator, expressed his excitement about the project’s potential impact on both the students and the broader community.
“We are thrilled to begin this vital project,” said Mr. Kullie. “It is not just an investment in infrastructure but an investment in the future of our children and the prosperity of our community. With the right facilities, our students will be better prepared to meet academic challenges and compete on a national and even global level.”
Mr. Kullie also extended heartfelt appreciation to government officials and community stakeholders who have shown their support for the initiative.
“We’re grateful for the encouragement and collaboration from local and national government officials. Their support has been instrumental in getting this project off the ground. With continued backing, we are confident that we can complete the expansion and provide our students with the best possible learning conditions.”
He further emphasized the importance of community involvement, noting that the school’s success is closely tied to the collective effort of educators, parents, local leaders, and development partners.
While the project is still ongoing, the administration remains optimistic that the improved facilities will significantly boost student performance and engagement. Plans are also in place to expand extracurricular offerings and introduce modern teaching tools as part of the school’s long-term development strategy.
Once completed, the expanded campus is expected to serve as a model for educational excellence in the region—demonstrating what can be achieved through vision, commitment, and community partnership.
The Rev. Kullie Kids Foundation School is calling on all well-meaning Liberians and development organizations to support the project as it works to mold the next generation of leaders, professionals, and innovators in Lofa County.
