Keta Senior High Technical School

Keta Senior High Technical School

Administration block
Dzo Lali
Fly Now
Address
P.O. Box KW 122
Keta - Dzelukope
Volta Region
Ghana Ghana
Coordinates 5°55′0″N 0°59′0″E / 5.91667°N 0.98333°E / 5.91667; 0.98333Coordinates: 5°55′0″N 0°59′0″E / 5.91667°N 0.98333°E / 5.91667; 0.98333
Information
School type Public High School
Established 27 February 1953 (1953-02-27)
Status Active
Sister school Ketasco Basic
School board Board of Directors
School district Keta Municipal District
Oversight Ghana Education Service
Authorizer Ministry of Education
Headmaster D.K. Sedanu Kwawu
Grades Forms(1-3)
Gender Mix
Enrolment Yearly
Average class size 35
Education system Senior High
Language English
Houses      Quao
     Fiawoo
     Abruquah
     Kotoka
Colour(s) Khaki      and Khaki     
Slogan Now or Never
Mascot Eagle
Website www.ketasco.edu.gh

Keta Senior High Technical School (Ketasco) formerly Keta Secondary School is a mixed Public Senior High School located at Dzelukope a town in the Keta Municipal District of the Volta Region, Ghana[1]

History

The school was started on 27 February 1953 in a private house owned by a native of Dzelukope Mr. Kudzawu which can still be located some few metres from the Electricity Company of Ghana Ltd. (ECG) at Dzelukope. It started with 22 students (16 boys and 6 girls).[1]

Headmasters

The table below shows the list headmasters since the school was established and their tenure of office.[1]

Name Tenure of Office
Mr. D. K. Sedanu-Kwawu 2007–Present
Mr. D. O. Gbagbo 2005–2007
Mr. J. Y. Deku 1990–2005
Mr. C. K. Mensah 1988–1990
Mr. J. A. K. Kaleku 1984–1988
Mr. C. K. Mensah 1983–1984
Mr. F. Y. Amuzu 1970–1983
Mr. R. E. K. Matanawui 1963–1970
Mr. J. W. Abruquah 1957–1963
Mr. Nathan Quao 1953–1956

Courses offered

Houses

There are four houses in the school, namely:

Quao

Quao house also known as House one. Represented by the color green

Fiawoo

Fiawoo house also known as House two. Represented by the color blue

Abruquah

Abruquah house also known as House three. Represented by the color yellow

Kotoka

Kotoka house also known as House four. Represented by the color red

Note: Quao and Abruquah are also referred to as City while Kotoka and Fiawoo are called Zongo.

References

  1. 1 2 3 "A BRIEF HISTORY". ketasco.com. Retrieved 25 June 2013.
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