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If you've been recent following discussions in the media, you know that both the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the main opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) have ambitious plans for the country's education.
Whichever party wins power on December 7 will have to take on education seriously and ensure increased access and quality for all students, including rural ones.
In this special edition of Hotline, we look at the real state of our rural schools and find out how our politicians can help deal with poor infrastructure and other issues confronting schools there. Click here to listen
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