The United Methodist Church of Liberia has over 106 schools. Operation Classroom of Indiana is in partnership with 5 of the schools.

College of West Africa (10230N) is the oldest school in Liberia and is located in downtown Monrovia. It presently shares the buildings with the United Methodist University. It has been one of the premier High Schools in Liberia and has a current enrollment of 450 (Grades 10-12). Home Economics, Drafting, Business are the major vocational programs at CWA. Equipment for these vocational classes is needed. including Manual Typewriters and computers.

W. T. V. Tubman-Gray School (10231A) is a K-12 school and is located in Gbarnga. Tubman-Gray has an enrollment of over 750. There is a need for a new elementary building. Another priority concern is to wire four classrooms for electricity and purchase a generator. This would provide an opportunity for many of the ex-combatants to attend classes after work hours. Anew vocational program will be introduced in the fall of 2008.

Ganta United Methodist School (10234A)is a K-12 school and is located on the Ganta Mission Station in Nimba County and has an enrollment of over 900 students. Ganta has a strong vocational program including an excellent computer program. Vocational equipment for the Home Economics and agricultural programs are needed.  The Home-Economics department has introduced “solar cooking.”

W.P.M. Brumskine School (10233N) is a K-12 school and is located on the coast south of Monrovia, in Buchanan. It has an enrollment of 450. A Kindergarten building was built in the fall of 2006. The science laboratory needs to be equipped. A generator is needed. A new library will be constructed in the fall of 2008.

St. Matthews Elementary and JHS (12829A) is a K-12 school and is located in a high-density poverty suburb of Monrovia. The present building was built during the war. It has a current enrollment of over 900. The school plans to build a cafeteria and computer room. The science room need to be equipped.. The St. Matthews church in Maryland provided a generator for the school.