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Schools have been granted a 13-day Dasara holiday till October 3 and they will reopen on October 4. If students skip school on October 4, which is a Saturday, they can extend their vacation by two days and rejoin the classwork on Monday October 6.
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Telangana government schools will introduce a ‘School Captain’ system for all students, including a captain, vice-captain, and group captains. Leaders will maintain discipline, coordinate school clubs, represent schools at events, and act as a bridge between students and administration.
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The School Education Department has announced 13-day Dasara holidays for schools in Telangana from September 21 to October 3. Classes will resume on October 4, with FA-2 exams before vacation and SA-1 exams scheduled from October 24 to 31.
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The new facial recognition attendance system (FRS), introduced for Telangana teachers on August 1, faced server issues and GPS errors, causing delays in marking attendance. The system aims to prevent proxy attendance and improve monitoring in real time.
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Telangana has constructed only 58 percent of its sanctioned kitchen-cum-stores under the PM Poshan Yojana, ranking lowest among Indian States. With over 12,000 kitchens still pending, schools struggle to cook mid-day meals, especially during the rainy season
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The school education department recently sought a nod from the State government, as in the past a section of teachers had opposed the introduction of a facial recognition attendance system.
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The mid-day meals social audit for 2024 commissioned by the School Education department revealed that 22.5 percent of urban students do not take mid-day meals. Similarly, 21.2 percent of students do not have meals from schools where the centralised agency supplies food.
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A total of 385 settlements do not have primary schools, 1,955 lack upper primary schools and 2,158 are without a high school
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Special classes to continue for preparing Class X students for SSC Public Examination, schools which have SSC examination centres to function from 1 pm to 5 pm
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According to official sources, the half-day schools may commence from March 15.
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Despite Right to Education 2009 Act norms of 30:1 at primary level and 35:1 at upper primary level, the current pupil-teacher ratio shows a worrisome situation
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After their brief vacation, students will need to prepare for the Formative Assessment Exams - IV. Schools have been instructed to conduct exams for Class X students by January 29, and for students in Classes I to IX by February 28.
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"While children suffer in ambulances, the Chief Minister indulges in helicopter rides and lavish meals. While students struggle for quality food, the Chief Minister is busy gathering moneybags," he said.
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The landlords of private buildings where the residential welfare educational institutions were functioning, decided to lock the gates over non-payment of rents for these buildings for the last 10 months
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A total of Rs.36.43 crore has been released for 26387 schools as the first 50 per cent grant. A proceeding to this effect has been issued by School Education director EV Narasimha Reddy on Thursday.
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They said that the school needs at least eight teachers in addition to a headmaster
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Schools to reopen on June 12.
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Students across Telangana will likely have three consecutive days off in the month of March
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There would be no further change in the already announced dates of Dasara holidays as per the academic calendar, the Director said in the press note.
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Hyderabad: Education Minister P Sabitha Indra Reddy asked students and parents not to believe in rumours being spread on social media over holidays to schools. In a statement on Tuesday, Sabitha said Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao in the recently held Cabinet meeting had directed that educational institutions should continue to function by strictly following […]