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Parents and students suffer as schools take new lines of business

Highway Secondary School in Kisumu now converted to a medical centre (Photo: Collins Oduor, Standard)

Many parents with children in private schools are in frantic search for alternatives after proprietors of some institutions turned to new business ventures.

In Nakuru, Joseph Chege has turned Bright Light Girls High School in Njoro into a mattress factory. 

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