Ghana Education Service (GES) has bemoaned the recent spate of indiscipline in various institutions across the country.
It has, therefore, called on each school to appoint a Dean of Discipline as a matter of urgency.
“You are hereby directed to inform all Heads of Schools to appoint Deans of Discipline through elections and submit the list of all appointed to the Director-General by Friday, 9 June 2023,” the GES stated in a letter signed by its Director-General Eric Nkansah to all Regional Directors.
Source: classfmonline.com
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