EDUCATION
WAEC to Cancel entire 2020 WASSCE of Some Ashanti Region Schools
WAEC to Cancel entire 2020 WASSCE of Some Ashanti Region schools –
The West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) is investigating allegations of examination malpractices in the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).
Teachers of some Senior High Schools (SHS) have been implicated in acts of misconduct in the ongoing examination.
However, WAEC’s Branch Controller in the Ashanti region, Divine Worlanyo Agbenyo, said all those found culpable will be punished.
Tweneboah Kodua students threaten to boycott WASSCE over ‘strict invigilation’.
He warned that schools involved in illegal activities before, during, or after the examination risk getting all their papers canceled.
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