The Conference of School Improvement Support Officers (CoSISO) is appealing to the Government of Ghana, the Ministry of Education and the Ghana Education Service for the timely release of their allowances and logistics to improve effective supervision in schools.
The Bono East Regional branch of the Association held its second General Congress in Techiman under the theme “Strategic and Innovative Ways to Improve Learning Outcomes in Our Districts”.
The event attracted over 90 SISOs, formerly known as Circuit Supervisors, from all the 11 municipalities and districts in the Bono East Region, along with dignitaries in the education sector.
Speaking in an interview with the media, National Secretary of the Conference of School Improvement Support Officers, James Darko, noted that there is an allowance called “Local Travels” which was supposed to be timely disbursed to SISOs to cater for their movement around schools. Despite the high risk of their job, these monies do not come, hence their appeal to the government.
Reacting to the concerns of the SISOs, Bono East Regional Director of the Ghana Education Service, Rev. Canon Kingsley Dwamena Asante, assured them of resolution to their challenges and advised them to deliver their duties diligently.
Bono East Regional Chairperson of CoSISO, Ms Doris Asutane Apangao, on behalf of all the newly elected executives, pledged to serve the welfare and progress of all members in order to make education better
