Mangaluru: While the snake queue in front of a private school is a general view during the previous acceptance, different this year.
Private schools are lost at acceptance as parents, who want to register their wards for class 1, are waiting for cost problems resolved in court.
Government schools continue to have normal acceptance.
Dakshina Kannada Ddpi Malleswamy said the school directed the school to collect 70% tuition fees for 2019-2020 and adjust the number of next year if parents pay it fully.
The decision for this year is still delayed and the High Court can decide the same thing on the next hearing on July 22.
“As a result, many parents have adopted a waiting and watching policy,” Mallleswamy said.
The academic year began with the receipt of June 15 and the last date was August 31.
Putture Education Officers, Lokesh C said even though the government asked to collect 70% tuition fees for 2019-2020, several schools forced parents to pay fees to parents.
When parents fail, their ward is removed from online class.
Some parents do not want to pay the specified fees.
“All of these factors have snowballs and force parents to wait for the end of the court at a cost.
When parents complain to us about private schools, we are religiously asking them to register them in government-managed schools.” Regardless of the cost problem.
, there is also fear of the third wave, which makes parents wait.
The DK District Headmaster Association DK Jayashree GS said many parents were worried about the predictions of the third wave which would likely affect small children and worry.
Confusion of costs also see a small number of students from private schools migratory to government schools.
An official from South Block added that children who previously enrolled in private schools now took acceptance in government schools.
The cost problem affects acceptance in Karnataka
