Parents complain of hidden costs, with some turning to loans, while private schools justify 10% annual fee hike to improve infrastructure and attract, retain qualified permanent faculty.
Order says unregistered schools will be fined. Private schools association, however, claims that education department has kept their registrations pending for a long time.
Many parents who were financially hit during the pandemic have shifted their kids to govt schools. But with learning losses due to lockdowns, they are shelling out for tuitions.
BMC says notices will be sent & 'action taken soon'. Some of the schools, catering to underserved communities, say they have applied for recognition but process is slow.
Govt school principals say attendance is in the 70-80% range since 1 September. Private schools, dogged 3rd Covid wave fears & commute issues, peg number at 10%.
Schools across the country closed in March last year ahead of a nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of the coronavirus and shifted to online learning.
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Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
I think, parents just step back for few minutes, to weigh whether its worth spending around 60% of their monthly income, now forced to take loans, on the basic school education of their children.
It would be more wise for parents to reflect on their own achievements resulting out of their own schooling.
Compare
their expense v/s earnings ration
Their happiness v/s happiness of their children
Education v/s knowledge this is what actually needs to be understood.
Best regards
I think, parents just step back for few minutes, to weigh whether its worth spending around 60% of their monthly income, now forced to take loans, on the basic school education of their children.
It would be more wise for parents to reflect on their own achievements resulting out of their own schooling.
Compare
their expense v/s earnings ration
Their happiness v/s happiness of their children
Education v/s knowledge this is what actually needs to be understood.
Best regards