Teachers in Cameroonian Catholic schools have been warned against the unethical practice of selling grades, with authorities emphasizing the importance of upholding academic integrity. The caution comes as part of broader efforts to reinforce moral formation among students, ensuring that education remains fair and values-driven. Church leaders have stressed the need for educators to model honesty and ethical behavior in their professional conduct. The call highlights concerns over corruption in education and the role of religious institutions in fostering trustworthy character development.
Teachers in Cameroonian Catholic Schools Cautioned against Selling Marks, Urged to Form Students in Integrity ACI Africa
