Chandrapur: Even when the government has not made a decision regarding the reopening of schools in urban areas, a group of schools in Chandrapur City have started physical classes.
The source claims that the recovery of delayed costs, the pressure of parents and competition from schools that functions in rural areas forces them in the city to restart the class.
There are at least half a dozen large private schools in the Gram Panchayat area on the outskirts of the city.
They have started the class for STD VIII to STD XII from July 15 in accordance with the state government guidelines to reopen schools in rural areas.
Decisions about schools in urban areas have continued.
Collector Ajay Gulhane said that he had not received orders or direction from the government to reopen schools in urban areas.
“So, there is no order forwarded to reopen the school at Chandrapur City,” he said.
Educational officers (secondary school), Ulhas Narad agreed that several schools in the city of Chandrapur had reopened but explained that his department had not issued permission for it.
The Department of School Education has issued an AR which allows schools in urban areas (regions of the Municipal Council and City Council) to be reopened on August 10, taken after bringing the views of stakeholders.
“When gr is detained, no direction or circulation about the delay in schools in urban areas is issued.
It is very likely that some schools have suspected that the government has not canceled the GR,” Narad said but stated that the school opening back in urban areas was illegal and the action would be taken If complaints are received.
Education calls it hurt the law of blatant pandemic.
They claimed that even though the government had not canceled the GR, it was clearly stated that collectors were empowered to make decisions.
When collectors have not issued such orders, repairing schools in illegal Chandrapur City, they said.
Some schools opened back at Chanda City without permission
