Malava Boys High School Principal transferred
Malava Boys High School Chief Principal John Wakwabubi has been transferred to Teremi High in Bungoma County, swapping positions with Dr. Aliva Luvaso.
He leaves at the time the Kakamega County based school is on the right track academically, sending the highest number of students ever of 146 to university directly since its inception in 1963 as a mixed school.
Two years later, in 1965, the girls were phased out and became a boys only boarding among schools sponsored by the Friends (Quakers) church.
In the recently released Kenya Certificate of Secondary Examination, the school managed to get 146 students attaining the required grade C plus and above, earning them direct space to the university.
With two students getting the quality grade of A minus, the school also managed to have 12 students scoring grade B plus,17 B plain, 43 B minus, and 71 C plus.
Also, the school had 109 students getting grade C plain while 65 got C minus.
Education stakeholders have hailed Wakwabubi for bringing back the area’s giant school on educational map wishing him well as he moves to his next station.
Aliva, on the other hand, is a performer if his past record is anything to go by and the community of Malava has welcomed his transfer to the school saying they have high expectation that he will lift the glory high.
