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Out of 11,77,527 enrollments in 11,976 high schools (Classes IX and X) and residential junior colleges, 6,34,386 students attended physical classes translating the attendance percentage to 54 per cent.
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Before entering the classes, students were screened for body temperature with thermal guns by the managements besides ensuring that they sanitized their hands.
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As per the revised timeline, every year the application window for fresh affiliation and upgradation of affiliation will open three times - March 1 to 31, June 1 to 30 and September 1 to 30.
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Minister directs officials to make sure to follow Covid norms after opening of institutes in the districts
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In a high-level meeting with the Ministers and the District Collectors at Pragathi Bhavan on Monday, the Chief Minister asked the officials to resolve all issues related to the Revenue department expeditiously.
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Offline classes to start initially for students of Class IX and X, subject to govt’s nod
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Located in Southeast Kansas, the 223-acre campus is also the home of the $30 million Kansas Technology Center, a state-of-the-art technology program in the largest academic building in Kansas.
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TMREIS shows how minority education has grown by leaps and bounds in the State
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Speaking at a conference on ‘Safe Reopening of Schools’ organised by Private Healthcare and Infection Control-2020, Rajender said it’s not an easy decision to reopen schools and the Chief Minister will take a call on the issue after considering the developments.
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Hyundai ‘Grameen Sanitization’ drive is to be implemented across 292 rural locations across India.
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All schools will have to strictly adhere to Covid-19 precautionary measures issued by the Union and State governments
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While colleges were also earlier scheduled to function from November 16 , the government said colleges and varsities shall reopen from December 2.
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Apprehensive about a possible second wave of Covid-19 pandemic may hit the country mid- December, the School and Mass Education (S&ME) department in a notification
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The state government took the decision in view of the experience of a second wave of Covid-19 infection in some states
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All government schools and colleges reopened from November 2 for classes 9, 10 and intermediate.
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Schools and colleges have remained shut since March-end when the Central government imposed a lockdown in a bid to arrest the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Government restricts only 16 students per classroom; 2020-21 academic year extended to April 30
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The Delhi government had earlier announced that schools will remain closed till October 31.
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Kenya's Lake Baringo swelled to record highs this year, submerging villages, schools, health clinics and holiday resorts
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Since there is no clarity on return of normalcy or availability of vaccine, take precautions and restart schools