Parents of students at Litein Boys High School have filed a petition against the school's principal and administration, challenging a Ksh69 million fine imposed on students after recent unrest that included the burning of a dormitory. The parents allege that the Ksh49,000 per student charge is excessive and that the administration may be instigating strikes for financial gain.

• Parents are demanding an audit of previously collected funds and a full inventory of destroyed properties, claiming the current fine lacks transparency and is a "criminal enterprise."
• The unrest on September 21, 2025, reportedly stemmed from protests against joint exams and being denied the opportunity to watch a Premier League match.
• The school was closed indefinitely for three weeks, with students scheduled to report back in phases starting October 9.