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The Old Boys Association of Koforidua Secondary Technical School (KSTS), is adopting a creative way of mobilising its members.
The association has launched a website, which it hopes will serve as a rallying point for the old boys.
In a statement issued in Accra, the executives of the association explained it “intends to use this portal to gather and create a database of all past old student of KSTS for networking purposes and also for other mutual benefits with respect to our Alma mata.”
The statement said all old students must consider it a duty to visit the site and register.
It said old boys can also find valuable information on the site relating the future of the school and this weekend’s meeting.
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