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These include school board and management consultation meetings, review of school records, and administering questionnaires to one-third of both school students and community representatives (parents).The information collected revealed high overall school drop-out rate (44%) for the past four years. Further analysis indicated a higher rate of drop-outs especially for school girls (50%). This was attributed to unsafe accommodation arrangement that is available around the school. Moreover, the school catchment provides a number of primary school pupils qualified for enrollment while the school is able to accommodate only 53% of those in the existing classrooms. Arrangement of extra class hours is impractical due to the lack of electricity. The findings of this study therefore indicate a strong need for building school hostel, four additional classrooms and installation of electricity to the school. 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These include school board and management consultation meetings, review of school records, and administering questionnaires to one-third of both school students and community representatives (parents).The information collected revealed high overall school drop-out rate (44%) for the past four years. Further analysis indicated a higher rate of drop-outs especially for school girls (50%). This was attributed to unsafe accommodation arrangement that is available around the school. Moreover, the school catchment provides a number of primary school pupils qualified for enrollment while the school is able to accommodate only 53% of those in the existing classrooms. Arrangement of extra class hours is impractical due to the lack of electricity. The findings of this study therefore indicate a strong need for building school hostel, four additional classrooms and installation of electricity to the school. 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