Ho, Ghana – Authorities at Keta Senior High Technical School (KETASCO) have expressed deep concern and disappointment over the school’s classification as a Category B institution. The school’s administration has vehemently disputed the label, arguing that it does not accurately reflect KETASCO’s academic standards and achievements.
According to school officials, the Category B classification undermines KETASCO’s reputation and may have far-reaching consequences for student admissions and recruitment. The school has a long history of producing high-achieving students and has consistently demonstrated academic excellence in various fields.
KETASCO’s concerns highlight the ongoing debate about the accuracy and fairness of Ghana’s school classification system. The system, which categorizes schools into different tiers based on their academic performance, has been criticized for being overly simplistic and failing to account for various factors that can impact a school’s academic outcomes.
As the school’s administration prepares to contest the classification, students, parents, and alumni are rallying behind KETASCO, calling for a review of the classification system and a more nuanced assessment of the school’s academic strengths and achievements. The controversy surrounding KETASCO’s Category B label has sparked a wider conversation about education policy and the need for a more equitable and effective school classification system in Ghana.
Source: Africa Publicity
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