Kumasi High School has appealed to the government to act quickly to tackle the serious residential accommodation challenge the teaching staff, have been struggling with.<\/p>\n
Mr. George Amponsah Duodu, the Assistant Headmaster, said the school has just 10 bungalows and these could house only 21 out of the 109 teachers.<\/p>\n
This, he added, was making it difficult to effectively supervise the students \u2013 to ensure discipline.<\/p>\n
The school has a student population of about 3,000 and majority of them are boarders.<\/p>\n
Making the appeal at the inauguration of a parking lot built for the school by the 1995 Year Group, he described the situation as not healthy and said it should not be allowed to continue.<\/p>\n
He also asked that construction work on the school’s assembly hall project be fast-tracked.<\/p>\n
The car lot cost GHs16,000.00 to complete and Mr. Duodu thanked the former students for the gesture.<\/p>\n
Dr. Godwin Opuni, the Chairman of the Project Committee, said it was their modest contribution to the development of their alma mater.<\/p>\n
He said he was confident that it would create a safe environment for the staff to park their cars.<\/p>\n
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