The CETAG strike is confusing the level 200 students about whether they should go to school or not on the reopening date, which is August 27, 2023. Some of the students have already made up their minds not to go to school on the exact reopening date due to the CETAG strike. In some colleges, the SRC has made it clear to their students to remain in the house while they await CETAG to call off the strike. On the other hand, some of the colleges are also informing their students to report to school on the exact day.
PRINCOF disagreed with the most recent article in Coleman Publication that discussed delaying the start date for level 200 students. The reopening date for level 200 is moved to August 30, 2023, according to their report. The level 100 pupils were also rumoured to be leaving campus shortly due to the inefficiency of the teaching and studying there, according to internet rumours.
The second semester reopening date for level 200 students has been moved to Wednesday, August 30, 2023, the College of Education has announced in an online article by colemanpublication.com on August 26, 2023, PRINCOF claims. They therefore wish to announce that the August 27, 2023 reopening date for second-year students at all 46 colleges of education is unaltered. Therefore, disregard the Coleman Publication-posted deferral date for students, parents, and the general public.
While acknowledging that the College of Education's teaching and learning have been impacted by the tutors' absence from the classroom since August 1, 2023, PRINCOF noted that they are confident the problem will be handled in the least amount of time.
A impassioned plea was once made to their dedicated academic staff to end the strike and return to the classroom in the best interests of their pupils while continuing to work with all stakeholders to settle the unresolved issues.
We encourage our readers to check back frequently for any CETAG strike developments.
