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Ending double-track without more SHS capacity could leave thousands out – Ofosu Ntiamoah

Kingsley Ofosu Ntiamoah, former Chief Executive Officer of the Museums and Monuments Board and a member of the New Patrotic Patry Communications team, has raised concerns that ending the double-track system without sufficient capacity could leave thousands of students without access to senior high school education.
Mr Ofosu Ntiamoah questioned what would happen to students who could potentially lose access to secondary education if the double-track system is ended without adequate alternative capacity.
According to him, the double-track system, despite the challenges associated with it, was introduced to expand access to secondary education for thousands of students who otherwise might have remained at home.
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