Kofi Yeboah Memorial D/A School
Kofi Yeboah Memorial D/A School sits right in Donkorkrom, tucked gently into the foothills of the east. A visitor walking into these classrooms finds bright chalk dust still on the boards and the low hum of eager young voices. Uniformed pupils chat during breaks on the packed dirt compound, sharing stories of farm life beyond the hills. The school house itself blends neatly into the village fabric at the end of the main footpath near the borehole. Staff here, though trained through the District Assembly, teach with patience and pride in every lesson. Tourists who pause to visit often notice how the children greet them with curious eyes and bright rural smiles. Life here follows the rhythm of community gatherings, where learning stretches beyond textbooks into shared purpose. It stands as a quiet beacon of local hope, quietly shaping tomorrow among Donkorkrom’s winding red-d
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