WE ONLY NEED 600 DESKS TO EVACUATE THE SCH FROM THE DOUBLE TRACK SYS-HEADMASTER TWENEBOAH KODUA SHS



   The Headmaster of Tweneboah Kodua Snr High Sch Mr John Asante  Bawuah has stated categorically that the double track system would soon be a thing of the past if they could be assisted  with 600 class room furniture.
    He explained that,the government had executed several projects to switch the school back to the single TRACK but the only HURDLE that could delay the changes would be inadequate class room  furniture.
    The population of the school now is about 4000 but the class room furniture doesn't commensurate.
   He therefore made a clarion call to all and severally to come in AND support.
  He brought fore  this when the former CEO for the ports and harbor authority LAWYER EDWARD OSEI  donated hundreds of furniture to the school.
The former CEO of Ports and Harbors Authority presenting the item stated that  the aforementioned school is his Alma Mata therefore he could not hesitate when he was confronted by the headmaster on issues which had party with limitations on classroom furniture. 

 He also opined that the FREE SENIOR HIGH SCH policy is a prudent initiative that would have several positive cascading impact with regard to the country's development,hence his contribution.










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  1. Mark Ryan2 February 2020 at 04:02

    The desks look great. I hope this improves the school.

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