Catholic Bishops demand independent audit of CSSPS • Minister pledges to set up Technical Working Committee
The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference (GCBC) has called for an independent review of the Senior High School (SHS) placement system amid growing concerns over alleged unfairness, lack of transparency and claims that parents are being asked to pay money to secure school places. The Bishops said the recurring complaints surrounding the Computerised School Selection and … The post Catholic Bishops…
The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference (GCBC) has called for an independent audit of the Senior High School (SHS) placement system, known as the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS), due to concerns over fairness, transparency, and allegations of parents paying to secure school places. The GCBC argues that the system's recurring complaints warrant an independent review by technical experts to restore public confidence.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Education has welcomed the GCBC's call and announced plans to establish a Technical Working Committee to conduct a comprehensive review of the placement system after the current exercise.
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