Patna: Minister of Chief (CM) Nitish Kumar directing officials on Thursday to accelerate the resolution of the infrastructure development of the education institution and teacher recruitment for empty positions throughout the state to ensure that students enrolled in school can pursue their studies correctly.
Reviewing the progress of the Ministry of Education through video conferencing, CM noted that a large number of elementary and secondary schools have been opened in the state since 2006 and their buildings were built.
This creates job opportunities for unemployment and also promotes local businesses, clearly.
CM added that by establishing an educational institution at the Panchayat level, more opportunities for girls have been created.
“Naturally that the number of girls that appeared in the state matriculation examination had surpassed boys.
Their registration at school also resulted in a decrease in fertility levels.
In 2006, the fertility rate of Bihar was 4.3%, but since then it has dropped to 3%.
“He said.
Nitish states that the construction of the school building and the ongoing teacher’s recruitment must be completed as soon as possible to ensure that students have no trouble running their studies.
Where there are qualified teacher shortages, he said, recruitment must be prioritized.
Previously, the Head of Education Additional School of Sanjay Kumar presents the overall progress in the development of infrastructure and teacher recruitment.
He noted that the department took the initiative to cover every perfidine with high school in the direction of CM.
“A total of 6,421 secondary schools have been established in Panchayat which previously did not have one.
Now, the total number of state secondary schools has exceeded 9,360.
In addition, e-content has been developed and teaching through a smart class has begun,” said Sanjay, added that the state has been Reach the ratio of the desired teacher 1:40 through Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan.
Minister of Education Vijay Kumar Choudhary expressed his gratitude to CM to start the formation of at least one +2 school in every Pancrow.
More than 9,200 from these schools have been established, including 6,500 enhanced secondary schools.
Referring to the departmental roadmap, Choudhary states that all development schemes will be completed in the next two years.
“Every Panchayat will receive a school +2 equipped with all the necessary infrastructure (classrooms and other facilities) and qualified teachers.
This will be a game changer, because girls and boys from rural and remote areas will no longer be rejected Access to education, “he said.
The review meeting was attended by Deepak Kumar, Amir Shubhani, Anupam Kumar, and other officials from the Ministry of Education.