Parents and students have thronged the GNAT Hall, one of the designated school placement resolution centres, to address challenges with their Senior High School placements.
The crowd at the centre has grown significantly as this week marks the final window before first-year students report to school on October 18.
Some parents who spoke to Citi News on Monday, October 13, said they have been frequenting the centre since the placement exercise began, with some only getting their issues resolved on Monday, while others continue to wait.
A parent, Charity Atanga, shared her frustration: “My daughter was offered Akuse SHS as a day student, but we live at Teshie. I came here because I want the placement changed to a boarding option. I even sent my secretary two weeks ago, but we haven’t received any response.”
Another parent added, “Our issue has still not been resolved, which is why we are here again.”
Education authorities are urging parents to remain patient as officers work to address the remaining placement concerns before the reporting deadline.
Source: citinewsroom.com
