MONROVIA — Free artificial intelligence training in Paynesville and Duazon has brought Stars Ablaze’s education ambitions into classrooms and community life.

MONROVIA — Free artificial intelligence training in Paynesville and Duazon has brought Stars Ablaze’s education ambitions into classrooms and community life. Stars Ablaze LLC, Stars Ablaze Foundation Inc and NEOK. are pairing practical skills development with a broader FutureTech agenda, while pilot delivery, rehabilitation and expansion remain dependent on resources and approvals.

At Paynesville City Hall on September 2–3, training delivered with Paynesville City Government and Truth Breakfast Show covered AI fundamentals, digital tools and prompt engineering. Stars Ablaze’s October evidence submission records 72 registrants and 64 attendees, including educators, administrators, students and community members.

Providence Christian School System in Duazon, Margibi County, followed on October 2–3. Teachers, administrators and school personnel explored practical AI applications for education and professional productivity. Its completion is documented; a final attendance total was not reported.

The proposed FutureTech Academy and Liberia Future Workforce Initiative connect AI and digital literacy with coding, robotics, entrepreneurship and career preparation. K–12 AI textbook development and teacher-training materials underpin the model. Online resources include an AI tutoring offering and interactive learning tools.

Engagement with the Ministry of Education addresses curriculum alignment, implementation, financing and regulatory requirements. This technical review does not establish government endorsement or authorization to operate the proposed academy.

Stars Ablaze reports a signed MOU with the African Leadership Academy School System (ALASS), though implementation did not proceed. Proposed wider FutureTech partnerships with Paynesville and Providence remain separate from their completed training activities.

Muslim Congress High School and God’s Success Orphanage agreements remain pending signature in the October evidence register. Engagement with the National Muslim Council of Liberia concerning the proposed King Sao Boso University remains exploratory.

Humanitarian services extend beyond education. Stars Ablaze’s supplied photographs document community outreach with children and caregivers alongside rice, beans, cooking oil and other food supplies. Its “Go Light Your World” gathering adds a community-awareness dimension, alongside the “Don’t Forget the Children” music initiative. These efforts complement free training and support for underserved learners.

At God’s Success Orphanage in Dixville, Montserrado County, Stars Ablaze has internally approved a proposed FutureTech pilot site serving 150 children. Facility rehabilitation and technology-learning improvements remain planned and require funding. The Foundation’s humanitarian mission prioritizes educational inclusion, youth empowerment and opportunities for vulnerable children.

Led by founder and CEO James K. Jargba, Stars Ablaze’s next steps are pilot preparation, institutional agreements and fundraising with prospective donors, investors and development partners, before wider educational expansion across Liberia. STARS ABLAZE LLC / STARS ABLAZE FOUNDATION INC.