Prasagraj: Although the Central Educational Council (CBSE) announced the results of the 10th and 12th grade examinations for almost a month, around 68 students in grade 10 and 12 from the Lawrence City International School, Dandupur, in the form of their results have not been declared to date and they must look for in class or the next college for further education.
Agitated for the delay of the announcement of their results, a group of students and their parents protested the CBSE regional office here on Thursday.
However, security does not allow students to the place.
Students want to know that despite giving some representations to district administration and CBSE officials, the results have not been announced.
“When we talk to school authorities, we are told that they have sent all signs to CBSE and delays are caused by CBSE because the school has done everything you want from the end.
However, when we approach CBSE, we are told that it is a guilty school.
At Between the two, we are helpless, and our future looks gloomy, “said a student who protested at the CBSE office.
When Ti tried to contact the principal, he did not take the phone.
However, a LK Tiwari school teacher said, “The school has sent all signs to CBSE and has the ‘communication gap’.
Our principal is related to CBSE high-ranking officials in Delhi and this problem will be completed in a few days.” Meanwhile, CBSE officials Explaining that the school has default since the last two years and the CBSE has extended all support in greater benefits than student brotherhood.
“This school has not even submitted a list of candidates (LOC) despite the fact that the last date for the same thing is extended until December 2020 because of the Corona crisis.
In fact, CBSE has sent many reminders to school authorities to send Loc but they fail to obey.
Not only this.
Not only this , they have not even submitted the signs of students.
Now, after the results come out, they want CBSE to state the results, “said Regional Officer (RO), CBSE, Prayagraj, Shweta Arora.
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