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| Bill Kipkemoi, the second best 2014 KCPE candidate nationwide (he scored 439 marks), is lifted up in celebration by family members in Kericho County. Counties want to join teachers in ranking candidates. [PHOTO: FILE/STANDARD] |
County governments and teachers are set to collaborate and rank the 2014 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) candidates and primary schools in their respective areas.
Council of Governors (CoG) Chairman Isaac Ruto and Kericho Governor Paul Chepkwony said Education Cabinet Secretary Jacob Kaimenyi's ban on ranking had left county governments groping in the dark on which schools to focus on in efforts to improve education standards.