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male senior high school in Ashanti Region, Ghana
- 1964
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male senior high school in Ashanti Region, Ghana
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Kumasi High School, commonly known as KUHIS, is a Category A public all-boys senior high school located in Kumasi, in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. Established in 1962 by S. K. Amoah, the school has developed a strong reputation for academic excellence, particularly in business education.
KUHIS is noted for its performance in both academics and extracurricular activities. The school has a history of success in the Ashanti Region inter-school competitions and Ashanti Region super zonals. Kumasi High School is tied for the most wins and current runner-up in the Luv FM High School Debate. Kumasi High School also won the inaugural USA Ambassador Business Quiz and is a one-time winner of the Ashanti Regional Science and Maths Quiz, where KUHIS triumphed over city rivals Opoku Ware School and Prempeh College in 2024.
The school has produced notable alumni who have made significant contributions in various fields both nationally and internationally.
The students are known collectively as Mmerantee (Gentlemen).
Kumasi High School started as a private institution called Kwame Nkrumah Secondary School under the initiative of S. K. Amoah. In 1963, the School moved to Kwadaso in Kumasi from Asuoyeboa and occupied rented premises.
In the 1965–66 academic year, Amoah's school was absorbed by the government and became a public institution, with the same name as Kwame Nkrumah Secondary School. The school then moved to Kwadaso, another rented premises owned by P. K. Mensah, a contractor whose son was then a student of the school. Albert Appiah, a tutor at Prempeh College, was appointed as the first headmaster of the school. The aftermath of the 1966 military coup d'état that ousted President Nkrumah's regime saw the school's name changed to the present name, Kumasi High School. The school was a mixed institution, and during the 1966/67 academic year, the female students were transferred to Kumasi Girls Secondary School (KUGISS). This paved the way for a boys' school.
In 1977 it moved to occupy its permanent site at Gyinyase, a suburb of Kumasi. In the 1978/79 academic year, the school was authorised to run sixth form courses in business, arts and general science. The school is currently running the Senior High School system.
Kumasi High School has earned recognition for its academic and extracurricular accomplishments over the years:
Kumasi High school has educated many prominent people in Ghana and across the world, including;
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