Scrap 15% priority placement quota for SHS admissions – GNAPS
The Ghana National Association of Private Schools wants the 15 percent priority placement quota for Senior High School admissions scrapped altogether. GNAPS says the policy tilts the field toward pupils from public basic schools when they compete for spots in preferred second-cycle institutions. The association is pushing for a placement system that does not disadvantage private school candidates.
The Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS) is calling for the complete scrapping of the 15% priority placement allocation in the Senior High School (SHS) placement system. The association argues that the policy gives students from public basic schools an advantage over those from private schools in securing placement in preferred second-cycle institutions. First […]
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