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The Headmistress of the Aburi Girls Senior High School Sylvia Asempa has reportedly been asked to go on immediate retirement.
It follows a brawl she had with some teachers who are challenging her authority to act because they say she is due for compulsory retirement.
On Friday police stormed the school allegedly on her instructions to arrest some teachers said to have had a misunderstanding with her during a meeting.
Some other teachers are now said to be threatening a strike for as long as she continues to remain in office.
Joy News sources say the Ghana Education Service has decided not to extend her contract which expired last December.
The sources say her contract was originally extended in September for three months when she attained the compulsory retirement age of sixty.
The service has asked Mrs. Asempa to hand over to the District Director of Education. She has, however, declined comment.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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