Savannah College of Education withdraws students over persistent non-participation

The Management of Savannah College of Education, Daboya, has announced the withdrawal of a number of students from their academic programmes due to persistent non-participation in lectures, quizzes, and examinations over recent semester(s).

In a press statement issued on Wednesday, December 10, the College confirmed that official records indicate the affected students failed to take part in required quizzes, mid-semester assessments, and end-of-semester examinations for either Semester One, Semester Two, or both.

The statement further noted that no formal requests for deferment, medical documentation, or valid justification were submitted during this period.

According to the College, this action aligns with its academic regulations on student progression, adopted from the University of Education, Winneba, which clearly state that non-participation in academic activities constitutes valid grounds for withdrawal from the institution.

The College has provided affected students with the opportunity to submit a formal appeal to the Academic Board within fourteen (14) days of receiving the notice. Appeals must be supported by relevant documentation in order to be considered for review.

“While the College regrets the necessity of this action, we remain committed to upholding academic integrity and fairness,” the statement read. “We sincerely wish the affected students success in their future endeavours.”

Below is the list of dropped students:

LIST OF DROP-OUTS – LEVEL 100 – UPPER PRIMARY

LIST OF DROP-OUTS – LEVEL 100 – EARLY GRADE

LIST OF DROP-OUTS – LEVEL 100 – JHS

LIST OF DROP-OUTS – LEVEL 200 – PRIMARY

LIST OF DROP-OUTS – LEVEL 300