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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 […]
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Hyderabad: Allaying fears over the threat of Covid pandemic among parents of school going children, Director of Public Health (DPH), Dr G Srinivasa Rao on Wednesday said that the second Covid wave is very much under control in Telangana and there should not be any cause for concern over a further surge in cases. Possibility […]
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Some defer holding physical classes, several opt for both online/offline mode
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Says decision to reopen schools based on Health Dept reports
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As per the circular, all the public toilets also should be cleaned besides bushes in and around the premises should be cleared.
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Education Minister P Sabitha Indra Reddy said as per GO 46, private schools should collect only tuition fees this academic year as well
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The Director of the School Education has been instructed to take necessary action in the matter.