Bouroum-Bouroum:The School Council of Centre B convened its first general assembly for the 2026-2027 academic year on October 21, 2026. The assembly was chaired by Inspector Télésphore Palenfo, representing the head of the Basic Education District (CCEB).

According to Burkina Information Agency, the meeting's agenda included a financial report for the previous year, discussions on ongoing educational reforms, and miscellaneous items. The financial report revealed revenues of 663,000 CFA francs and expenses totaling 627,750 CFA francs, leaving a balance of 35,250 CFA francs. This financial presentation aimed at promoting transparency and accountability led to discussions with parents and other participants.

During the assembly, school director Togo Palé discussed educational reforms focused on promoting national languages, integrating children's daily life realities into the curriculum, and emphasizing learner-centered education. Parents expressed their continued commitment to support the School Council in improving learning conditions and ensuring the institution's smooth operation.

The chairman of the school council, Timothée Kambiré, praised the principal and staff for their dedication to educating the children. Under miscellaneous business, the School Council outlined its action plan for the year, including infrastructure improvements such as roof repairs and toilet construction to enhance student learning conditions.