The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference has expressed strong dissatisfaction with their representative’s removal from the Ghana Education Service (GES) Council. They argue this decision diminishes the Church’s voice in critical educational discussions. The Bishops suggest the exclusion is particularly concerning given subsequent complaints about indiscipline within Senior High Schools. They imply a contradiction: being excluded from the decision-making process, then held accountable for resulting issues. The Conference believes its continued presence on the council would have positively influenced policy and potentially mitigated disciplinary problems. This removal, they state, weakens collaborative efforts to improve the education system. The Bishops are concerned about the broader implications for religious organizations' involvement in national education governance.