TSC Reshuffles 19 School Heads in Kakamega in Latest Transfers.
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Key Staff Movements Ahead of School Reopening
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has implemented a significant reshuffle of 19 secondary school heads in Kakamega County ahead of the January school reopening.
The affected principals have exchanged positions with their counterparts within and outside the county.
Among the notable changes, Jotham Abel, formerly at Hilario Wekhonye Secondary, moves to Silungai Secondary in Kakamega North, taking over from James Masinde Gilbert.
George Onyango, previously the head at Ndakaru Secondary in Bungoma, assumes leadership at Solyo Secondary in Kakamega East, replacing Lugonzo Antony.
New Appointments Across Schools
Other key appointments include Lumiti Joyce as the new principal of Lirhembe Girls, succeeding Auma Otieno. Rachel Wandabwa takes charge of St Teresa Isanjiro Girls in Kakamega North, replacing Saliku Mary.
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Additional incoming principals include:
- Josephine Otweya to Shinamwenyuli Secondary
- Patrick Were to Francis Shibayo Secondary
- Wyclife Masinde to Shangungu Secondary
- Wilfridah Kahigi to St Augustine Milimani
- Boniface Shikoli to Shikokho Secondary
- Caleb Elavuna to Friends School Musaga Secondary
- Mark Wabuli to Epanja Secondary
- Ayub Savula to Cheotek Seven Secondary
- Bernard Mutibo to St Anne’s Nanyeni
- Julius Ogonda to Eshikhondi Mixed Secondary
- Rose Mugaya to St Francis Xavier Shipalo Secondary
- Japhary Nyangweso to St Makokhwe Secondary
Transfer Oversight
In a letter dated December 24, 2024, TSC County Director Wilson Koros directed Sub County Directors to ensure a smooth transition process.
He emphasized that all principals must receive their transfer letters promptly and that the handing-over procedures should be completed before schools reopen.
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These changes aim to enhance leadership in the schools and improve education delivery as the new academic term begins.
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