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Kumasi-12th September, 2006

COHISS Reopens; Administrators Happy with Past Year's Success

School reopened today, with administrators happy about the school's achievements in the past academic year.

Among the academic achievements of the school is its graduates strong showing in the 2005 BECE examination, with many of them gaining acceptance to their secondary schools of choice. Some of our recent graduates are now enrolled at Opoku Ware School, Prempeh College, Kumasi Academy, Kumasi High School, Kumasi Anglican and others.
Mr. Enock Mensah, a recent graduate who earned a second prize award in the Ashanti Region Essay Competition held in the past April, is now enrolled at Prempeh College, Kumasi. The COHISS family wishes him and his fellow graduates a great success in their secondary school education.
In addition, reports getting to the school's administrators indicate that many of the 2004 graduates currently attending various secondary schools are excelling academically at some of the elite schools in Ghana, mostly earning first and second place positions.
Mr. Julius Ayimasu, the assistant headmaster of the school expressed his excitement about the school's exemplarily achievement. He stated that "by focusing on core courses such as Mathematics, English, General Science, Social Science, Pre-Technical, etc., our students gain competitive advantage in getting admission into their schools of choice."



Master Mensah, an Ashanti Region Essay Competition Second Prize Winner and some of his proud family members at the Award Ceremony at the Kumasi Cultural Ceneter
About COHISS
Call of Hope is a privately-owned and religious-based international/JHS school, with a mission to provide first-class education to children from all socio-economic background at an affordable cost.