The Keta Senior High School (Ketasco) 1996 year group, known as Dzolali 96, is set to commission a significant infrastructural project. They will officially hand over a new GHS 75,000 ultra-modern 12-seater washroom facility for the girls' dormitory. This event will take place on Saturday, July 5th, as part of their 30th-anniversary homecoming celebration.
The Dzolali 96 group is celebrating three decades since completing their studies at Ketasco. The homecoming event spans July 3rd to July 5th at the school's campus in the Volta Region. This initiative highlights the alumni's commitment to giving back to their alma mater. It aims to improve living conditions for current students, particularly those in the girls' dormitory.
This donation fits into a broader trend of alumni supporting their former secondary schools in Ghana. Many senior high schools face infrastructure challenges. Alumni groups often step in to provide essential facilities. The theme for the celebration, “30 Years of Impact; Honouring Our Legacy, Shaping the Future Through Innovation,” underscores their dedication. Previous donations to Ketasco by other groups or entities, like Ghana Gas's 10-unit hostel facility, show a pattern of support.
Organisers stated the reunion promises moments of joy, reflection, and celebration. Dzolali 96 members commemorate three decades of impact and success. They aim to rekindle friendships and contribute towards improving learning standards. The group is calling on all former mates, both in Ghana and abroad, to participate.
The commissioning of the washroom facility is expected to have a positive impact on student welfare. Improved sanitation facilities are crucial for health and dignity. This project enables the school to offer better living conditions. It also serves as an inspiration for other alumni groups. The event’s success could encourage further investment in educational infrastructure by past students. Decisions on future donations might be influenced by the impact of the Ketasco 96 initiative.