CHASS says the financial difficulties faced by schools was due to delayed payments
The Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) has called on the government to urgently settle outstanding arrears owed to senior high schools across the country to ensure smooth operations.
In a press release issued on Friday, December 20, CHASS expressed concern over the financial difficulties faced by schools due to delayed payments.
While acknowledging recent disbursements, they noted that these funds were insufficient to address pressing issues.
“Although we acknowledge some recent disbursements of funds to schools, we regret to inform you that this release has not fully resolved the critical financial needs of our institutions,” the statement read.
CHASS highlighted several areas where schools are struggling due to a lack of funds:
Arrears for perishable items: Schools have been unable to pay suppliers for essential food items. Day and single-track schools: Insufficient funding has …