Local teachers’ unions have raised concerns over a proposed change that would allow County Commissioners to chair newly formed local education boards. The move, aimed at restructuring oversight of education at the county level, has sparked debate over potential conflicts of interest and the role of elected officials in school governance. Unions argue the shift could undermine the independence of education management, while supporters say it will improve accountability and coordination. The controversy highlights tensions between decentralization efforts and the need for experienced leadership in education policy.
Teachers’ unions oppose plan to make County Commissioners chair local education boards educationnews.co.ke
