In a surprise move, Mr. Kiptoo Kimosop has vacated his position as the Principal of Samoei Boys Secondary School, a role he had held with distinction for several years. Kimosop, widely recognized for his strong leadership and strict discipline, has been swapped with Mr. Titus Ngetich, the former Principal of Baringo High School.
Kimosop's tenure at Samoei Boys was marked by remarkable achievements, both in academics and discipline. Under his leadership, the school experienced significant improvements in national examination performance, earning a reputation as one of the top-performing institutions in the region. Known for his no-nonsense approach to discipline, Kimosop earned respect from both students and parents, establishing a culture of hard work, focus, and responsibility.
However, Kimosop’s departure has left many in the Samoei Boys community surprised, given his instrumental role in shaping the school’s success. His next move will be closely watched as he transitions into new educational leadership responsibilities.
In a move to continue the legacy of excellence at Samoei Boys, the Ministry of Education has appointed Mr. Titus Ngetich, an experienced educator with a strong track record in school leadership. Prior to his appointment at Samoei, Mr. Ngetich served as the Principal of Baringo High School and has a history of successful stints at Mwein SDA, Kabiyet, and Lelmokwo Boys’ Schools.
Ngetich is known for his firm leadership style and his commitment to academic excellence, qualities that will be crucial in maintaining the high standards that Samoei Boys has set under Kimosop’s leadership. His appointment is seen as a strategic move to ensure the school continues its upward trajectory while addressing key areas such as discipline, parental satisfaction, and overall performance.
“The work ahead for Mr. Ngetich is clear: to maintain the academic excellence that Samoei Boys is known for and to strengthen the discipline systems to meet the expectations of both parents and the wider community,” said a senior education official.
Ngetich's task will also involve fostering a smooth transition for both students and staff at Samoei Boys, ensuring that the school remains a nurturing environment for academic and personal growth. His experience in handling multiple schools in varied settings positions him well for the challenges ahead.
Meanwhile, Kimosop’s legacy, particularly his success in transforming Kemeloi Boys into a top performer, has set a high bar. His contributions to the education sector, particularly in the North Rift, will be remembered for many years.
Both Kimosop and Ngetich are expected to bring valuable perspectives to their new roles, continuing to shape the future of education in the region.
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