The leader had previously been concerned about the LGBTQ+ controversy when Professor Appiah appeared in front of the house to discuss the new curriculum.
But responding to Nananom, DG NaCCA said: “You can be sure, this will not be featured in our curriculum.”
Gay sex is now illegal in religious and conservative Ghana.
There is currently a proposed bill for LGBT criminals before the West African country’s parliament.
The bill “Promotion of proper human sexual rights and Ghanaian family values” has been widely condemned by the international community and rights activists. It was designed by eight members of parliament.
The bill is also widely supported in Ghana, where President Nana Akufo-Addo has publicly said that gay marriage will not be allowed while he is in power.
If passed by parliament, the president could decide to ignore critics and sign it, or veto it – analysts and diplomats say he will not.