Kebeneti High School
Chairman: Titus Korir
Location: Kericho, Kenya
Mission:
“To provide quality education services to the community at affordable cost.”
The goal of the secondary school is “To produce competent, well-mannered citizens and leaders for our community and country.”
The school’s motto is: “Endeavor to Excel” and its long-term goal for its students is to “provide education for the future leaders of the community and our country.”
CURRENT NEEDS
The current need at the
Latest News/Blogs
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