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SHS placement: Parents and students continue to queue at resolution centre in Kumasi

Parents and students in the Ashanti Region continue to troop the KTI Hall, the designated centre for resolving challenges with the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS). While some are seeking to change their placements to preferred schools, others are expressing frustration over delays in processing corrections they made during previous visits. More than […]

SHS placement: Parents and students continue to queue at resolution centre in Kumasi

Parents and students in the Ashanti Region continue to visit the KTI Hall, the designated center for resolving issues with the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS). Some are attempting to switch their placements to preferred schools, while others are dissatisfied with the delays in processing corrections they requested during earlier visits.

Over 200 individuals were in line at the KTI Hall on Tuesday, seeking assistance to address placement problems. Several parents shared their frustration with Adom News, explaining that their children remain at home while their peers have already begun school. One parent revealed that she had previously visited the center to address her child's placement issue, only to be informed that the correction would be implemented at a later date.

"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," she stated.

Some students are also concerned about the prolonged process, expressing their anxiety to resolve their placement challenges and purchase their prospectuses, allowing them to begin school. The persistent presence of hundreds of parents and students at the center has raised concerns regarding the speed at which placement issues are being resolved. Over the past two weeks, the KTI Hall has been consistently busy, with many still waiting in lengthy queues to have their placement problems addressed.

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