MySuru: The authorities here, attached to the Department of Public Teaching, has approached seniors in the department, looking for permission to start eight English-medium-middle government schools.
This is because of the increase in the number of students who searched in it.
Difficulty induced due to Covid-19 pandemic, and the demand for the cost of private institutions has made parents choose a government school.
The Ministry of Education has established a Public School of Karnataka (KPS) and English Middle School to provide quality education, which is equivalent to private-middle-secondary schools.
There are 1,617 government, assisted and private schools in this district, where 12 schools are KPS, and 65 schools are English high school.
In accordance with the education policy, which directs the school to have a student-teacher ratio (PTR) below 30: 1, there should not be more than 30 students in the class.
Because there is a growing demand from parents to recognize their children in the Government of the Government of the Government, Deputy Director of Public Instruction (DDPI) Ramachandra Raje Urs, has written a letter to the Ministry of Education Commissioner, asking permission to run eight additional medium-middle secondary schools in the district.
Whether a good response from parents to recognize their children to government-secondary schools in this district.
“Because there are guidelines for not having more than 30 students in each classroom, acceptance must be limited.
Wherever we receive more applications than the available chairs, we choose students through the lottery system.
Middle school principals will be given responsibility for student revenues , and at KPS, the principal will look into reception, “he said.
Other officials said that there was a request from parents to recognize their children to their government schools.
“So we have urged the Commissioner for eight additional schools,” he said 17.
DC Charulatha Somal released a new guideline on Tuesday to reopen grade 9 and 10 classes and junior colleges while following all Covid norms.