The schedule for admission process mentioned in the circular should be followed: DC

The schedule for admission process mentioned in the circular should be followed: DC

Mangalore Today News Network

Mangalore, Apr 30, 2012: The Deputy Commissioner, Dakshina Kannada held a meeting of school authorities in his office on April 30, Monday, responding to the demands and findings on implementation of RTE Act and Government circular by AHINDA.

Deputy Commissioner NS Channappa Gowda directed aided and unaided primary school correspondents that rules mentioned in the circular issued by the department of public instructions on December 8, 2011 should be followed strictly. “The schedule for admission process mentioned in the circular should be followed by the management of all aided and unaided primary schools,” he added.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dakshina Kannada and Udupi English Medium Schools Association president Mohammed Beary said that the minimum fee prescribed by the department is not based on a scientific calculation. “School managements find it difficult to run schools as there is no source of income. We have to pay salary to teachers and spend money to develop buildings and other infrastructure. We have invested money without expecting any returns and we do not find any rational in the minimum fee structure imposed by the department,” Mohammed said.

It was also brought to the notice of the district administrations in the meet that many unaided schools run by minority institutions have no recognition from the government. The DC said that action will be taken to include such institutions in the list of minority unaided schools and he will write to the Government regarding it.