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Budgam: DSEK asks HoI, ZEO’s to submit report of infrastructure, requirement in schools before Mar 10

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February 28, 2018
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SRINAGAR, FEBRUARY 28: Director School Education Kashmir (DSEK), Dr. G.N. Itoo Wednesday dedirecte all the head of the Institutions and Zonal Education Officers of District Budgam to submit a report about the infrastructure or any other requirement in their schools before March 10, 2018.

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 Itoo visited various schools in Budgam to take stock of the educational scenario and teaching learning process in the district.

During his visit to Boys and Girls Higher Secondary Schools, Budgam, the DSEK took serious note of the thin attendance of the students in both the schools. He stressed upon the fact that the students with less attendance in the schools should not be allowed to sit in the board examinations.

“Reports at various levels should be compiled to monitor the attendance of students in the schools. At first, monthly reports should be compiled by concerned Principals; the CEO concerned should submit the report after second month and in the third month, Directorate of School Education, Kashmir should publish the list of the students with thin attendance and those students who should not be allowed to sit in the examinations,” Itoo said.

In presence of District Development Commissioner, Budgam Muhammad Haroon Malik, the DSEK also called a conference of the Heads of all the institutions in the district.

During their interaction with DSEK, the students highlighted some issues being faced by them related to teaching learning process.

“According to a latest order, 80 per cent of the local funds are to be retained by the schools for their utilization for the development of the school,” Itoo said while quoting the announcement of the Minister for Education, Syed Muhammad Altaf Bukhari to make 2018 as the year of infrastructure development for the education sector.

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the DSEK said that ‘in this regard a task force team under the chairmanship of Minister of State for Education, Priya Sethi has been constituted to achieve the set targets’.

During the tour, the DSEK also conducted a surprise inspection of examination centre for bi-annual Matriculation Examination in BHSS, Soibugh wherein an examiner was suspended for negligence in duties and the Superintendent of the Centre was immediately replaced.

 

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