St. Francis College of Education, Hohoe Shines with Historic 135 First Class Honours Graduates

St. Francis College of Education in Hohoe has etched its name in the annals of academic excellence with an unprecedented milestone. On 26th June, 2026, the institution announced that 135 graduates had earned First Class honours, marking one of the most outstanding performances in the college’s history. This remarkable achievement underscores the dedication of both students and faculty, reflecting a culture of rigorous scholarship and unwavering commitment to quality teacher training in the region.

The impressive number of First Class graduates highlights a significant leap in academic standards at the college. Education stakeholders have hailed the feat as a testament to the transformative strides made by St. Francis College in recent years, including enhanced curricula, improved learning resources, and strengthened mentorship programs. Such a high volume of top honours recipients is rare and positions the institution as a beacon of excellence among colleges of education in Ghana.

This historic success is expected to inspire current and prospective students while boosting the college’s reputation nationally. Many of the graduates, now equipped with exceptional academic credentials, are poised to make meaningful contributions to the education sector as highly skilled teachers and future leaders. The announcement has already sparked widespread celebrations within the college community and among alumni.

As St. Francis College of Education continues to build on this momentum, the milestone serves as a powerful reminder of what focused academic pursuit can achieve. Officials and educators alike view this as not just a moment of pride, but a foundation for even greater accomplishments in the years ahead.