Vihiga County is set to record improved learning outcomes following a consultative meeting between Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi and the Parents Association, Vihiga Chapter, held ahead of school reopening on January 5.
Speaking during the engagement, Senator Osotsi discussed the state of education in the county and emphasized the shared responsibility of parents, teachers, school administrators, and leaders in nurturing disciplined, motivated, and well-supported learners.
Parents at the forum raised concerns on learner welfare, access to quality education, school discipline, and the need for stronger collaboration among education stakeholders to safeguard the interests and future of children in Vihiga.
They also called for sustained dialogue to address emerging challenges affecting schools, including resource constraints and parental involvement in academic progress.
In response, Senator Osotsi reaffirmed his commitment to championing education-friendly policies and supporting practical interventions aimed at improving learning outcomes across the county.
He assured parents of his continued engagement with education stakeholders to promote accountability, enhance school environments, and ensure no learner is left behind.
The meeting was described as timely as schools reopen, setting the tone for cooperation between parents and leaders to ensure a smooth and successful start to the new academic term for learners in Vihiga County.
By Rose Wasike
