THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS SPONSORS IN MANAGING PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA
Abstract
Religious school sponsors play an important of management of schools in Kenya. Most of the schools in Kenya were founded by various religious organizations. Additionally, most of faith based institutions play an important role in enhancing moral development of learners through provision of pastoral programs
References
Adula, D. (2001). “Kisii schools in crisis”, in Daily Nation 19th January 2001.Nairobi: Nation
Media Group.
Bannaars, G. (1993).Education and development. Nairobi: E.A.E.P.
Eshiwani, G. (1993).Education in Kenya since independence.Nairobi:E.A.E.P.
Government printer (1970). Education Act (Cap 211). (Rev.Ed).Nairobi: Government printer.
Juma, G. and Ngugi, G. (1999).A paper presented to Kenya secondary school association in
Annual general meeting in Mombasa; on involvement of students and
Result introduction.Nairobi: Apex publishers..
Kamau, J. (2001).”Church and schools (Give independent church a hearing)” in Daily Nation,6th
September, 2001.Nairobi: Nation Media Group.
Kamotho, K. (2001).”Hand over schools to parents, Mr Kalonzo” in East African Standard, 14th
May, 2001.Nairobi. Standard Media Group.
Karani, F.A. et al (1995).Cost and financing of education in Kenya: Acess, equity and quality in
Secondary school education.Nairobi:.University of Nairobi press.
Kerre, R and Gichaga, S. (1988). Christian religious Education.Nairobi: Kenya literature Bureau.
Kenya catholic secretariat (1985).Your church and Education policy Guideline. Nairobi: Color
Print ltd.
Kothari, C. (1995). Research methods and techniques. New Delhi: Wishwa prakashan.
Maina, K. and Willy, M. (1996).The state academic freedom in Africa.Dakar: Codestra.
Mbiti, D. (1974).Foundations of school administration.Nairobi: Oxford University press.
Ministry of Education (1979).A manual for heads of secondary schools in Kenya. Nairobi: J.K.F.
Mugenda, O.M. and Mugenda, A.G. (2003) research Methods; Quontitative and Qualitative
Approaches.Nairobi: Kenya Acts press.
Mutunda, M. (2001) “church greater role in running schools” in East African Standard,
September 8th 2001.Nairobi: Standard Media Group.
Mwanzia, M. (2001)”clerics threaten to close 5 schools” in East African Standard, July 3rd
2001. Nairobi: Standard Media Group.
Njeru, E. (2003).Education financing in Kenya; secondary schools bursary schemes
Implementation and challenges.Nairobi: Institute of policy analysis and
Research.
Njoroge, M. (2006).Paper presented to principles of catholic sponsored schools in Meru Diocese.
Nairobi: Apex publishers.
Ogula, P. (2002). Research methods.Nairobi: CUEA Publishers.
Olembo, J. et al (1992). Management in Education.Nairobi: Education research and publications.
Ominde, S. (1964). Kenya Education commission report (The Ominde commission).Nairobi.
Government printer.
Orodho, J. (1995). Impact of cost sharing in Education. The case of private and public
Universities in Kenya. Nairobi: International association of universities.
Otiende et al (1992).Management in Education.Nairobi: Education Research and publication.
Ozigi, A. (1977).Handbook on school administration and management.Nairobi: Macmillan.
Sifuna, D. (1990).Development of Education in Africa.Nairobi: Initiative limited.
Media Group.
Bannaars, G. (1993).Education and development. Nairobi: E.A.E.P.
Eshiwani, G. (1993).Education in Kenya since independence.Nairobi:E.A.E.P.
Government printer (1970). Education Act (Cap 211). (Rev.Ed).Nairobi: Government printer.
Juma, G. and Ngugi, G. (1999).A paper presented to Kenya secondary school association in
Annual general meeting in Mombasa; on involvement of students and
Result introduction.Nairobi: Apex publishers..
Kamau, J. (2001).”Church and schools (Give independent church a hearing)” in Daily Nation,6th
September, 2001.Nairobi: Nation Media Group.
Kamotho, K. (2001).”Hand over schools to parents, Mr Kalonzo” in East African Standard, 14th
May, 2001.Nairobi. Standard Media Group.
Karani, F.A. et al (1995).Cost and financing of education in Kenya: Acess, equity and quality in
Secondary school education.Nairobi:.University of Nairobi press.
Kerre, R and Gichaga, S. (1988). Christian religious Education.Nairobi: Kenya literature Bureau.
Kenya catholic secretariat (1985).Your church and Education policy Guideline. Nairobi: Color
Print ltd.
Kothari, C. (1995). Research methods and techniques. New Delhi: Wishwa prakashan.
Maina, K. and Willy, M. (1996).The state academic freedom in Africa.Dakar: Codestra.
Mbiti, D. (1974).Foundations of school administration.Nairobi: Oxford University press.
Ministry of Education (1979).A manual for heads of secondary schools in Kenya. Nairobi: J.K.F.
Mugenda, O.M. and Mugenda, A.G. (2003) research Methods; Quontitative and Qualitative
Approaches.Nairobi: Kenya Acts press.
Mutunda, M. (2001) “church greater role in running schools” in East African Standard,
September 8th 2001.Nairobi: Standard Media Group.
Mwanzia, M. (2001)”clerics threaten to close 5 schools” in East African Standard, July 3rd
2001. Nairobi: Standard Media Group.
Njeru, E. (2003).Education financing in Kenya; secondary schools bursary schemes
Implementation and challenges.Nairobi: Institute of policy analysis and
Research.
Njoroge, M. (2006).Paper presented to principles of catholic sponsored schools in Meru Diocese.
Nairobi: Apex publishers.
Ogula, P. (2002). Research methods.Nairobi: CUEA Publishers.
Olembo, J. et al (1992). Management in Education.Nairobi: Education research and publications.
Ominde, S. (1964). Kenya Education commission report (The Ominde commission).Nairobi.
Government printer.
Orodho, J. (1995). Impact of cost sharing in Education. The case of private and public
Universities in Kenya. Nairobi: International association of universities.
Otiende et al (1992).Management in Education.Nairobi: Education Research and publication.
Ozigi, A. (1977).Handbook on school administration and management.Nairobi: Macmillan.
Sifuna, D. (1990).Development of Education in Africa.Nairobi: Initiative limited.
Published
2019-11-09
How to Cite
Doreen Nyamosi. (2019). THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS SPONSORS IN MANAGING PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA. IJRDO Journal of Philosophy, Culture and Religious Study, 1(1), 15-19. Retrieved from https://www.ijrdo.org/index.php/pcrs/article/view/3307
Section
Articles
Copyright (c) 2019 IJRDO Journal of Philosophy, culture and Religious study
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
