The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC), through its Education and Prevention Department, has Operationalized a Students Integrity Club, also known as an Integrity and Accountability Club (I-Club), at A.M. Fofana High School in Monrovia

The initiative was launched through a one-day Student Integrity Club Training Workshop that brought together students and school administrators to promote honesty, accountability, discipline, and ethical leadership among young people. The workshop forms part of the Commission’s flagship youth prevention initiative, which seeks to empower students to become ambassadors of integrity in their schools and communities. Through the I-Clubs, students are encouraged to reject examination malpractice, bullying, dishonesty, and other practices that undermine academic excellence and responsible citizenship. The clubs also provide platforms for peer education, debates, mentorship, awareness campaigns, and community outreach. The LACC believes that instilling integrity at an early age is essential to nurturing a generation of responsible citizens and future leaders committed to transparency and accountability. The Commission will continue expanding Students Integrity Clubs across Liberia as part of its broader efforts to prevent corruption through education and public awareness.