High Court Issues Orders Affecting Students

School heads have been urged to strictly adhere to the orders...
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The High Court has ruled that public schools cannot charge school levies without prior approval from the Ministry of Education, addressing long-standing complaints from parents about excessive fees.
- The court decision was made on June 16, prohibiting school heads from imposing unauthorized fees.
- Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has warned school heads against unauthorized charges and emphasized the responsible use of public funds.
- The ministry also announced a disbursement of Ksh22 billion for second-term capitation to support learners in public schools.
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