Crown of Glory Schools Director calls for upgrade of Category B and C schools to attract students
The Founding Director of Crown of Glory Schools, Daniel Kwamena Essel, has described the ongoing senior high school placement challenges as a national concern, noting that although not all students can secure admission to Category A schools, some candidates with strong raw scores are still missing out on their preferred placements. He said the situation […]
Daniel Kwamena Essel, the Founding Director of Crown of Glory Schools, has called for improvements in Category B and C schools to boost student enrollment and address current placement challenges. While not all students can gain admission to Category A schools, some highly-qualified candidates are still denied their preferred placements, particularly under the Category B arrangement.
Essel, speaking during the 2026 graduation ceremony, urged the government and relevant stakeholders to invest in under-resourced schools to provide better facilities and staffing. He emphasized the need for equal access to quality education regardless of a student's placement category. At Crown of Glory Schools in the Central Region, 37 students graduated in 2026, with authorities urging graduates to uphold discipline, integrity, and hard work.
The event's host, Nana Odeneho Poma Kwaaduah XVIII, encouraged the graduates to remain focused and uphold good character as they pursue their ambitions.
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