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KNUST SHS considers slashing admissions over infrastructure deficit

The KNUST Senior High School in Kumasi is considering cutting down its enrollment for the next academic year as it grapples with a severe infrastructure deficit.” Making an appeal for support, the Headmaster requested the inclusion of KNUST Senior High School in the Secondary Education Transformation for Access, Relevance and Results for Jobs (STAR-J) Project."Since the inception of the Free Senior High School, except for one emergency boys' dormitory project, our school has not received any infrastructural benefit to accommodate the increasing population that the FSHS Policy has brought over the years," he stated.
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