Savannah College of Education Students Stand Firm: No Lectures Until Demands Are Met – Gh Edu Pro
Students of Savannah College of Education have made it clear: No lectures until our needs are met!
For weeks, students have been raising concerns about the school’s status and learning conditions. Despite previous assurances, they still do not have answers.
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Why Are Students Protesting?
Unclear School Status:
- GTEC previously absorbed the school as a public college, but students later discovered it is still private.
- They want answers on whether the school is public or private
Poor Learning Conditions:
- Over 928 students were admitted last year, causing overcrowding.
- Some students sleep on the floor due to lack of accommodation.
- More than 205 students are packed into lecture halls.
- Some lecture halls are unfinished, while others have no fans, making learning difficult.
Recent Tensions:
- On March 1, students stormed the Daboya Police Station and Wasipe Chief’s Palace to protest against the alleged privatization of the school.
- Two students were arrested but later granted bail.
Students have vowed not to attend lectures until their demands are met. They want:
- Clear confirmation that Savannah College of Education is a public school.
- Better accommodation and improved lecture halls.
- Immediate action from the school management and government.
As students continue their peaceful protest, they remain firm in their decision:
No lectures tomorrow until our needs are met!
