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COLLEGE OF WEST AFRICA

CWA - Since 1839

 

 

 

 

 

MOTTO

"THOUGH A THOUSAND FALL,

LET NO TAFRICA BE GIVEN UP"

  OUR VISION

 We want to take the gospel beyond culture through learning and teaching.

 To make Christian leaders for the church and national service. To build an   educated nation of intellectual boys and girls. We strive to ensure the   success for all students in the 21st Century  based on the principles of United   Methodist doctrine and the living tradition of the Christian Church. College   of West Africa should promote a Christ-centered environment which fosters   the total formation of each child.

 

  OUR MISSION

 To make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world through   education, an attitude of service permeates every aspect of school life.

 

  OUR VALUES

 

  • Moral Discipline

  • Discipleship Making

  • Academic Excellence

  • Punctuality

  • Love for country

  ADMINISTRATION

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Rev. Paye Cooper Mondolo, President

 Rev. Alex B. Harmon, V.P. for Academic Affairs

 Pastor Francis K. Browne, V.P. for Students Affairs,

 Mr. J. Nimely Sekeh, Registrar

 Mr. Samuel T. Kopeh, Business Manager

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WELCOME TO THE FOXES DEN

 The College of West Africa is a United Methodist High School located on

 144 Ashmun Street, Monrovia, Liberia.

 The school was established in 1839 (as the "Monrovia Seminary"), making it   one of the oldest Secondary schools in Africa. It has produced many of   Liberia's bright and finest leaders. The College of West Africa's main   building is named in memory of Melville B. Cox, the first Methodist   missionary to Liberia. In 1904, by an act of the Liberian Legislature, the   college was officially recognized and confirmed as the

 College of West Africa.

 

 The school is 100% owned and operated by the Liberian Annual Conference   of the United Methodist Church. Its nickname is "The Foxes Den"

  ACADEMIC PROGRAM

 Our program include but not limited to teaching the core subjects prescribed   by the Ministry of Education and the United Methodist department of   Education and Ministry. At CWA we offer 13 subjects including vocational   courses /electives.

 

  DEPARTMENTS AT CWA

* Language Art

* Science

* Social Science

* Drafting

* Computer Education

* Home Economics - at our Home Economics Department, students are taught     the skills of sewing, baking, crocheting, etc. 

 

  EXTRA CURRICULUM ACTIVITIES 

 At CWA we have extra curriculum activities for our students They are   encouraged to join the following clubs and teams:

* The Debate club

* The Quiz team

* The press club

* Sports

  SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT

 The need for educational development is very great. As one of the oldest   educational institutions in Liberia, many students will like to attend but have   financial constraints, there making it difficult to enroll in school. There is   also high unemployment. There are needs for the human resource   development for better Liberia. Please support the children of Liberia by   keeping then in school - $526 USD (10th - 11th grades) and $574 -USD (12th grade)  - can support a student at CWA per   annual.

  More information re specific challenges/needs at CWA.

  The Administration is asking all alumni to support this great institution.

  Thanks to the CWA-AA, USA for their support! 

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