The World Bank has approved a $300 million loan for Ghana, aimed at eliminating the country’s double-track school system in Senior High Schools by 2027. This system, implemented to accommodate a surge in student enrollment due to free secondary education policies, involves students attending school on alternating schedules. The funding will support infrastructure improvements, including the construction of new classrooms, and enhance the quality of teaching and learning. Ghana’s government intends to fully revert to a single-track system, providing all students with continuous academic access. The project will also focus on improving learning outcomes and equipping students with skills relevant to the job market. This investment signifies the World Bank’s commitment to supporting Ghana’s educational development and addressing challenges related to access and quality. The loan is expected to benefit hundreds of thousands of students across the nation.