Ranchi: Although the presence of students in government schools below normal on the first day reopened on Friday, the Principal has expressed hope that the situation will improve after Saraswati Puja.
Wearer, schools have told parents and students about the government’s decision To restart offline classes from class IX and so on through various modes, including the WhatsApp group.
The Principal of Zila, Deepa Choudhary, said the presence was very poor at school on the first day and said the weather was rude on Friday and said Puja Saraswati on Saturday might have kept students.
He said, “I think many students are busy with puja arrangements and will rejoin school after the soaking ceremony.” Other Middle School Principal, Rameshwar Seth, said 50% of his students attended classes on Friday and tended to increase as students want to interact with their teachers to remove their doubts before the annual exam he said that 35% of the total strength of students came to school on the day Friday and many have to stay at home because of bad weather.
Principal of the Chilag High School, Awnindra Singh, said 1,900 students in class IX to XII, 500 on the first day reopened.
He said, “Even though only 25% of students are present, it is an encouraging sign.
Our school will begin to call students to school based on odd and even rolls when their number of images is great.” He added that the school also planned streaming directly from teaching Classes for student students for their annual examinations, including matriculation and intermediaries.
The school hopes the selection of students is upgraded from the next WK
