The management of Compel Schools in Webuye has dismissed reports alleging that the institution has gone for three months without paying its employees, terming the claims baseless and misleading.
In a statement, the management refuted the allegations and accused those circulating the reports of being outsiders allegedly intent on tarnishing the institution's reputation. It maintained that the claims were unfounded and expressed concern over what it described as attempts to undermine the school's image and progress.
The management urged members of the local community to disregard unverified information and instead support the institution in its efforts to strengthen education and improve literacy levels in the region.
"Anyone aggrieved by the growth and progress of the school should seek the right channels to air their grievances," the management said.
The institution reaffirmed the importance of community support in building a strong education system, noting that cooperation among parents, stakeholders and the wider community remains essential to improving learning standards. It also appealed to residents to work together with the school in advancing its educational mission and creating a conducive environment for learners and teachers.
Compel Schools operates Compel Hope Academy and Compel Senior School at one campus in Webuye, offering learning opportunities under the Competency-Based Education (CBE) system.
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