Obiri Yeboah Senior High School has officially unveiled a newly constructed school entrance, marking a significant milestone in the school’s history and development. The initiative, spearheaded by the school’s old students as part of their Homecoming Celebration, brought together alumni, staff, students, and community members in a colorful ceremony that blended nostalgia with purpose.
The newly designed entrance, described by many as “a symbol of pride and progress,” represents the collective effort of the school’s old students and partners who came together to give back to their alma mater. The project, funded through donations and voluntary contributions, aims to enhance the school’s image and strengthen its identity as one of the leading second-cycle institutions in the Central Region.
Speaking at the ceremony, representatives of the Old Students Association expressed gratitude to all contributors and called for continued collaboration to improve the school’s infrastructure and learning environment.
“This new entrance is more than just a structure — it is a reflection of unity, commitment, and love for our school. We came together to prove that homecoming is not only about reunion, but also about impact,” an executive member said.
Since the unveiling, congratulatory messages have been pouring in across social media platforms. Many users have commended the initiative, describing it as an example of how alumni engagement can drive meaningful development in educational institutions.
One message read:
“Finally, Obiri Yeboah SHS has shown the true purpose of homecoming — giving back to build the future. Well done to our great leaders!”
The event also highlighted plans for future projects, including improvements in classroom facilities, ICT infrastructure, and a scholarship fund for brilliant but needy students.
With this milestone, Obiri Yeboah Senior High School not only celebrates its past but also takes a bold step toward shaping a brighter future — powered by unity, vision, and the enduring spirit of its community.
