Bengaluru: The Karnataka government on Friday limits costs to be charged by private schools for the 2020-21 academic year at 85% of their tuition fees for 2019-20.
There are no other fees such as development costs, donations or charities for believing or other facilities can be collected.
This order applies to all school boards.
In terms of school it has collected full costs, it will definitely return the cost of excess or adjust it to the cost of academic year 2021-22.
If parents have complaints, they can approach the repetition committee of complaints that will be led by the Director of the Department in Bengaluru and the Principal of Diet and Officials of the Senior Education Department in the Regency.
On January 29, 2021, Suresh Kumar, the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, has announced that private schools can only collect 70% of tuition fees.
Other costs under banner cost development, donations to believe, or other facilities such as transportation and extra-curricular activities cannot be collected.
Private school challenges orders in the High Court.
On September 16, the court wasted a petition in the case of the Supreme Court’s decision at the Indian School Jodhpur vs.
State of Rajasthan in May 3.
As a step once, the Supreme Court has been directed to provide 15% discount a replacement for facilities that are not used by students during the students 2020-21.
In accordance with the high court order, school management can collect repaired annual school costs for the 2019-20 academic year (schools are not permitted to raise costs at 2020-21) after being reduced by 15% instead of facilities that have not been expired by students for 2020-21.
Schools cannot bring children closer to attending the order of free school status to provide further concessions above and above 15% in tuition fees.
At the same time, schools cannot be debating a student to attend online / offline classes because they do not pay fees and cannot resist their results.
The school cannot hold the name of the candidate that appears for the board exam too.
In terms of demand by parents who have difficulty paying fees, schools must consider them based on cases per case.
Orders say this will not affect cost collection for the 2021-22 academic year.
“If the school collects Rs 70 as a tuition fee, RS 15 as the cost of the term and Rs 15 as a development cost, it can only collect 85% of Rs 70 to order.
The cost to be collected will come to Rs 59.50,” said an official department.
“The High Court specifically said the school could collect annual fees after being reduced by 15%.
However, the department has divided it into tuition fees and other costs.
It is unacceptable and insulting the court order.
We will be forced to challenge him again in court,” D Shashi Kumar, Secretary, Elementary School Association and Secondary Karnataka, said.