Ranchi: The Ministry of Education will immediately send a proposal to the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) regarding the reopening of the school in the state.
School Education Secretary, Rajesh Sharma, provided information after the meeting with Minister of Education Jagarnath Mahto at The Light’s Residence.Sharma said, “A proposal to reopen the school to SDMA between the second and third covid wave.
We will send a new proposal looking for things that are looking for things Same.
This department has the view that the four-hour restriction for offline classes is followed before it does not produce the desired results so that the normal routine must be permitted.
“Sharma said that the final decision on this issue would be taken by SDMA led by Minister of Hemant Soren’s head.
The Minister of Education also expressed his view to start offline classes.
He said, “The closing of the school for the past two years has caused a big loss for students, especially those from poor families.
All students are at home for the past two years which is the old period.” Mahto said that he was dissatisfied with online education mode As students, especially from poor families, are influenced by this system.
Mahto said that now the cut-off date must be set at the reopening of the school.
Praise matriculation and intermediary, Mahto said that he had given oral instruction to the Jharkhand Academic Council to hold a timely, online or offline check.
Previously on that day, 50 private school members and the welfare associations were led by Alok Dubey’s state president met with the Minister of Education to demand from offline classes.
Dubey stated that the school was still closed for the past 22 months.
He added that around 47,000 private school teaching and non-teaching staff face the economic crisis because of the applicable situation.
He mentioned that many private schools have been closed due to the financial crisis.
Meanwhile, the President of the Jharkhand Parents Association Ajay Rai said that it would be better to open school after students were vaccinated.