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Saturday, 20 February 2016

School authorities in OWASS “de-boardinised” 30 students

30 students de-boardinised from OWASS

Authorities in Opoku Ware Senior High School(OWASS) in Kumasi, have “de-boardinised” 30 final year students   from the school.According to school authorities, the “de-boardinization” is punishment to the students for failure to attend mandatory evening learning sessions popularly known as Prep.The punishment for the students was announced to the school.“De-boardinisation” is a term coined from senior high schools were students kept in preferably a hostel system with rules are reverted to be day going students. “Boardinisation, normally would cut cost for students who live outside the school and have to travel far to come to school. The day option is normally offered students who live around the school.

Speaking to media after meting out the punishment to the students, the head teacher Dr. Alex Nimoh Frimpong said the school will not tolerate misconduct from students regardless of their level.
Dr. Nimoh quizzed how students mandated to go to prep decide not to abide by the school rules for no apparent reason. He added that the students who engage in this misconduct never feel remorse when they see him but resort to running away and continue in the act. He added that the punishment  to the 30 students was to serve as a deterrent  to the many students in the school who engage in such deviant behaviours.
According to Ultimate FM, the headmaster has also turned down an appeal to reconsider the decision by the traditional authorities in the area. His aim is to make the students understand their wrongs.
Opoku Ware Senior High schools is one of the vibrant senior high schools in the Ashanti  Region. It is a mixed school that has produced many great products for the country.

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