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Written by Roland Davis
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Tuesday, 10 July 2012 03:24 |
The Administration of the Gray D. Allison Elementary, Junior and Senior High School located on the United Nations Drive in Monrovia, has expelled 76 students for poor academic performances and bad conducts.
According to the Principal of the school, James E. B. Richardson administration, some of those expelled failed ten subjects out of fourteen in almost every period test during the just ended academic year.
Mr. Richardson said those expelled for poor performances entered the school through dubious means as they submitted false documents during registration.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with the In Profile Daily, Principal Richardson said when the administration discovered the act; it informed the students’ parents before their expulsion.
He indicated that although the expulsion of the students was not a boost for the institution, the measure was necessary to deter students who wish to enroll at the school from engaging in such unwholesome practices.
According to him, the expulsion of such a huge number from the school is the first of its kind since its establishment.
The school Administrator also warned Liberian students against what he calls bribery for learning. He urged them to be honest, focused and determined in their academic sojourn if they are to be successful in life. |
