The administration refurbished washrooms that had been in deplorable condition, posing health hazards to students.
According to Deputy Government Spokesperson Mwanaisha Chidzuga, some schools were particularly hard-hit by the torrential rains and floods.
"I was here five years ago when tragedy struck after the building collapsed and killed students. I was able to mediate and we got a piece of land from Lenana school where we were able to get land," Ruto said.
Abdikadir was wary about the psychological preparedness of the victims to be relocated to different camps, which may affect them, especially children.
President William Ruto assured that his government will renovate all damaged schools to facilitate the smooth resumption of studies.
The situation has forced the Ministry of Education to grapple with significant challenges in ensuring continuity of learning for thousands of affected students.
Kenya Railways has offered to extend the validity of tickets, while the Modern Coast Express bus says journeys can be rescheduled.