Updates from
Zoe Robinson Academy

This page shares recent updates, milestones, and stories from Zoe Robinson Academy, as the school continues to rebuild and grow under Hilltop Schools’ leadership.

Some of the children dressed for Career Day at the Zoe Robinson Academy

When children see their culture celebrated, they stand a little taller and carry themselves with pride.

— ZOE ROBINSON ACADEMY

ZRA Gale Week - May 2026

African Costume Day

Students came dressed in traditional clothing, beads, face paint, crowns, wraps, and bright fabric for African Costume Day.

It was a joyful part of Gala Week, and a reminder that school is also where children build confidence, celebrate their culture, and feel part of something together.

This is McGill 1st grade

Future construction worker

Assaut ZayZay K-II

Future Banker

Marjorie 5th grade

Future Nurse

Sam B. Seh 4th grade

Future Doctor

Elijah Bono 6th grade

Future Footballer

George M. Roberts 1st grade

Future Police man

Dreams grow when we encourage them

Students and teacher celebrating big dreams on Career Day

May 22, 2026

When Children Say Who They Hope to Become

At Zoe Robinson Academy, Occupation Day gave students a chance to dress as the people they hope to become one day.

One by one, they stood on stage, introduced their chosen occupation, and shared why it mattered to them.

It was joyful, but it was also meaningful. Moments like this help children practice confidence, public speaking, and the belief that their future can be bigger than their circumstances.

KEEP THIS PROGRESS GOING

Moments like this are made possible by steady support for students, teachers, daily meals and school operations. 

Students at Zoe Robinson Academy celebrating their milestone after sitting for national examinations in Liberia.
Your support helps make milestones like this possible: students prepared, confident, and moving forward.

April 24, 2026

A National Milestone for Our Students

Zoe Robinson Academy’s 3rd and 6th grade students sat for national examinations administered by The West African Examinations Council in Liberia.

We are proud to share that Zoe Robinson Academy has received LPSCS School Registration for 2026.

Our 6th graders traveled to Jones Christian Academy (JCA), Congo Town, Paynesville, Liberia, about an hour from Zoe Robinson Academy, to take the exam.

Students from Zoe Robinson Academy leaving for their hour-long journey to the national examination center in Liberia.
On the road to the exam site.
Zoe Robinson Academy students wearing pale yellow shirts and plaid pants walking toward the arched entrance of Jones Christian Academy to take their national examinations in Liberia.
Entering to take the exam.
WHY THIS MATTERS

For Students: A major academic milestone and an opportunity to move forward with recognized academic records.

The School: Participation shows Zoe Robinson Academy is operating within Liberia’s formal education system and preparing students to meet national standards.

For Donors: Your support is helping produce measurable academic progress, not just daily operations.

Progress Report - September to December 2025

Over the past academic term, Zoe Robinson Academy completed a full restart. The school reopened after extensive renovation, with new systems in place for health, safety, and instruction.

Today, 104 students are enrolled from Kindergarten through Grade 7. Daily meals are part of the school day, students are assessed regularly, and the school is preparing students to sit for national examinations for the first time.

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Christmas party at Zoe Robinson Academy

The school year ended with a Christmas party that brought students, parents and faculty together for food, music, and a few surprises — including a dancing Santa. See him dance below and  photos from the day.

Why we share these updates.

These updates reflect operational progress at the school, including enrollment, academics, health, safety, renovation work, and community engagement. They are shared to provide transparency and help followers understand how the school is functioning day to day.