Parents, students continue to queue at school placement resolution centre in Kumasi

In the Ashanti Region of Ghana, parents and students are persistently queuing at the KTI Hall, the designated location for addressing issues related to the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS). Some individuals are attempting to alter their placements to preferred schools, while others are expressing dissatisfaction over the delays in processing corrections made during prior visits. Over 200 parents and students formed a queue at the KTI Hall on Tuesday to have their placement issues resolved.

Several parents shared their frustration with Adom News reporter, Kwadwo Obeng Mireku, stating that their children remain at home while their peers have already begun attending school. One parent recounted her previous visit to the centre to rectify her child's placement problem, only to be informed that the correction had not yet been implemented.

She explained, "I came here the last time to rectify the challenge. They gave me a time for it to appear, but it didn't. That is why I am here again, and I am on queue number 264."

Some students also expressed concern over the extended process, indicating they are anxious to resolve their placement issues and acquire their prospectus to commence school. As the KTI Hall has been bustling with parents and students seeking assistance for the past two weeks, there are growing concerns about the speed at which the placement challenges are being resolved.